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Capital Gains Tax on Selling Land in Nigeria (2026): What You Owe Now
Sell a plot or a house in Nigeria in 2026 and the profit is taxed on a sliding scale from 0% to 25%, not the old flat 10%. The first…
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Facebook and Instagram Ads for Estate Agents in Nigeria: How to Start With ₦35,000 (2026)
Real estate is one of the priciest ad categories in Nigeria, but a ₦5,000-a-day click-to-WhatsApp test can still bring dozens of enquiries. Here's the setup.
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How to Protect Your Commission as an Estate Agent in Nigeria (After the Supreme Court’s “Effective Cause” Ruling)
The Supreme Court says introducing a buyer isn't enough to earn commission. Here's what the ruling means for Nigerian agents and 6 habits that protect your fee.
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12 WhatsApp Scripts for Estate Agents That Turn Enquiries Into Inspections (2026)
Copy-and-paste WhatsApp scripts for Nigerian estate agents: the first reply, qualifying questions, the full-cost message, booking, reminders and no-show follow-ups.
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Tinubu’s Independence Day Speech: What It Means for Property Buyers (2026)
Tinubu's 66th Independence Day speech didn't mention housing once. Here's what inflation at 15.39%, a 23% CBN rate and a steady naira mean for property buyers.
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How Much Does It Cost to Paint a House in Nigeria (2026)?
What it really costs to paint a house in Nigeria in 2026 — ₦500,000–₦900,000 for a 3-bedroom bungalow, plus paint prices, labour rates, and the prep costs most quotes hide.
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Nigeria vs Ghana for Property Investment: What the New West Africa Ranking Says
Nigeria ranks third in West Africa for investment attractiveness but first for real estate opportunity. What the new report means for diaspora buyers, renters and developers.
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How Much Does a Solar System Cost for a House in Nigeria (2026)?
A complete home solar system in Nigeria costs about ₦2.3M–₦3.4M for 3kVA, ₦3.6M–₦5.7M for 5kVA and ₦7.9M–₦12.3M for 10kVA in September 2026. Component prices, sizing and the battery decision most quotes gloss over.
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Cement Hits ₦13,000–₦15,000 a Bag: What Nigerian Builders Should Do Now
Cement has hit ₦13,000–₦15,000 a bag in Nigeria (July 2026), up from about ₦8,000 early in the year. Here's what builders should actually do to protect their budget.
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Lagos 5% Agency Fee Bill: What It Means for Agents’ Income (2026)
The proposed Lagos tenancy bill would cap agency commission at 5% of annual rent, half the usual 10%. Here's what it means for a letting agent's income, where the bill stands, and what agents can do now.