Investment - Lands Of Nigeria

Hidden Costs of Buying a Home in Nigeria: What No One Tells You (But You Need to Know)

Owning a home in Nigeria is more than just buying land and building a structure – it’s a long-term investment that comes with financial responsibilities many first-time buyers aren’t prepared…

admin March 23, 2025

Real estate Investment Market Insight

Fractional Real Estate in Nigeria: The Dark Side of Owning “Lagos” for ₦20k

Can you really "own a piece of Lagos" with ₦20k? We dig into the risks, returns, and hidden traps of Nigeria’s booming fractional real estate market—with unflinching data.

admin February 4, 2025

Investment Agriculture

Nigerian Palm Oil Farmland: A 2025 Investor’s Guide to High-Yield Opportunities

Nigeria’s palm oil industry is poised to generate $20B annually by 2027, driven by soaring global demand for edible oils and biofuels . For foreign agribusiness investors, acquiring Nigerian farmland…

admin January 27, 2025

Investment

Land vs. Apartments: Which Real Estate Investment Is Better in Nigeria?

When investing in real estate in Nigeria, two of the most popular options are buying land and investing in apartments. Each choice offers unique advantages, challenges, and opportunities depending on…

admin January 22, 2025

Investment Market Insight

10 Best States to Start a Business in Nigeria in 2025: Opportunities and Challenges

Nigeria is a land of immense opportunities for entrepreneurs, with each state offering unique strengths and challenges. As we approach 2025, we explore the 10 best states for starting a…

admin December 29, 2024

Investment Real estate

Top 5 Real Estate Investment Hotspots in Nigeria for 2025.

Are you ready to uncover Nigeria’s best-kept secrets for skyrocketing real estate returns? Imagine owning properties in areas where values double overnight or where tenants line up to rent before…

admin December 6, 2024

Real estate Investment

A Comprehensive Guide to Buying Land in Nigeria for Foreigners

foreigners can buy land in Nigeria, but there are certain nuances to be aware of. Unlike Nigerian citizens, foreigners cannot own land outright in Nigeria. Instead, they can obtain a 'leasehold' for a long period, typically 99 years. This leasehold arrangement allows foreigners to use the land as if they were the owner.

Folagbade May 27, 2024

Investment Market Insight Real estate

5 reasons to invest in Nigeria real estate

Nigeria is the most populous nation in Africa with over 180m people, this makes it one of the juiciest markets in Africa. But a lot of opportunities are still left…

admin February 23, 2021

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