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HOW TO KNOW TRUSTED REAL ESTATE COMPANIES IN LAGOS NIGERIA by Dennis Isong
HOW TO KNOW TRUSTED REAL ESTATE COMPANIES IN LAGOS NIGERIA by Dennis Isong
Lagos, often hailed as the economic heartbeat of Nigeria, pulsates with dynamism and presents an alluring appeal to both astute investors and individuals yearning for opportunities in the real estate sector. Whether your objective is to acquire a property, find a rental, or make a lucrative investment, the importance of connecting with a reputable real estate company in Lagos cannot be overstated.
The city of Lagos, with its bustling streets and vibrant energy, has firmly established itself as the focal point of Nigeria’s economic landscape. As a result, it has become a prime destination for both domestic and international investors seeking to partake in the flourishing real estate market. The sheer magnitude of opportunities available in Lagos necessitates the presence of reliable real estate companies that possess the expertise and acumen to guide clients through the intricacies of property transactions.
When it comes to accessing a reputable real estate company in Lagos, it is crucial to approach the task with a well-informed and systematic approach. To begin with, one must conduct thorough research to identify real estate companies that have a proven track record of excellence, integrity, and professionalism.
This research can be conducted through various channels, including online platforms, local directories, and recommendations from trusted sources such as friends, family, or business associates who have previously engaged with real estate companies in Lagos.
In the following discourse, we shall embark on a comprehensive journey, outlining the precise steps one must take to access a reliable and trustworthy real estate company in Lagos, thereby ensuring a seamless and triumphant experience in all matters pertaining to property transactions.
1) RESEARCH AND GATHER INFORMATION:
Begin by conducting thorough research to identify real estate companies operating in Lagos. Take advantage of online resources, such as search engines, real estate directories, and social media platforms.
Look for companies with positive reviews, a strong online presence, and a good track record in the industry. Compile a list of potential real estate companies that match your requirements.
2) SEEK RECOMMENDATIONS:
Word-of-mouth recommendations can be valuable when selecting a real estate company. Reach out to friends, colleagues, or family members who have recently engaged with real estate agents or companies in Lagos. Their firsthand experiences and insights can provide valuable guidance and help narrow down your list.
3) VERIFY LICENSES AND REGISTRATIONS:
Ensure that the real estate company you are considering is properly licensed and registered. In Nigeria, real estate professionals are regulated by the Real Estate Developers Association Of Nigeria (REDAN). You can verify a company’s credentials by checking their registration number on REDAN’s official website. Dealing with a registered real estate company offers legal protection and enhances your confidence in their services.
4) EVALUATE EXPERIENCE AND EXPERTISE:
Consider the experience and expertise of the real estate company. Look for a company with a proven track record in the Lagos real estate market. Experience implies a deeper understanding of local regulations, market trends, and negotiation strategies.
An established company with knowledgeable agents can guide you through the complex process of property transactions and provide valuable insights.
5) REVIEW SERVICES OFFERED:
Different real estate companies offer varying services. Determine your requirements and evaluate whether the company can cater to them.
Some common services include property sales, rentals, property management, investment advice, and legal assistance. Opt for a company that aligns with your needs and has a comprehensive range of services to facilitate your real estate goals.
6) CHECK TRANSPARENCY AND COMMUNICATION:
Transparency and effective communication are crucial when engaging with a real estate company. Ensure the company provides clear information about their fees, charges, and commission structure upfront.
They should also be responsive and maintain open lines of communication throughout the process. Transparent practices foster trust and ensure a smoother transaction experience.
7) SCHEDULE A CONSULTATION:
Once you have narrowed down your list of potential real estate companies, schedule consultations with each of them. This will give you an opportunity to meet their representatives, discuss your requirements, and gauge their professionalism. Prepare a list of questions to ask during the consultation to clarify any doubts and gain a deeper understanding of their services.
8) CONSIDER MARKET KNOWLEDGE:
A reliable real estate company should possess in-depth knowledge of the local market. They should be able to provide insights on property prices, neighborhoods, investment potential, and future developments in Lagos. A company well-versed in the market can help you make informed decisions and maximize your real estate investments.
9) VISIT OPEN HOUSES AND EVENTS:
To get a firsthand experience of the real estate company’s offerings, attend open houses and events organized by the companies on your list. Open houses provide an opportunity to explore properties, interact with real estate agents, and gain insights into their approach and professionalism.
By attending these events, you can assess the company’s portfolio, the quality of properties they represent, and their ability to meet your specific requirements.
10) READ CLIENT TESTIMONIALS AND REVIEWS:
Before finalizing your decision, take the time to read client testimonials and reviews about the real estate companies you are considering. Online platforms, social media, and company websites often feature reviews and feedback from previous clients. Pay attention to both positive and negative reviews to get a balanced understanding of the company’s strengths and weaknesses. Client testimonials can provide valuable insights into the overall client experience and the company’s ability to deliver on their promises.
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Ramadan: Al-Yusuff International Travels and Tours Boss Greets Muslims
As the holy month of Ramadan begins across the globe, the Chief Executive Officer of Al-Yusuff International Travels and Tours Limited, Dr. Abdulmajeed Oladele, has extended his heartfelt greetings to Muslims worldwide.
In his message, the respected business mogul expressed gratitude to Almighty Allah for the privilege of witnessing this year’s sacred month.
“We glorify Allah for granting us the grace and opportunity to witness this year’s month of blessings. Ramadan is a sacred and special month for all Muslims, a month greater than many others, filled with piety, mercy, and abundant blessings.
I congratulate all Muslims across the world. Let us faithfully observe the requirements of Ramadan. May Allah (SWT) grant our heart’s desires and make this period easy and rewarding for us all.”
Dr. Oladele urged Muslims to embrace the spiritual significance of Ramadan through devotion, charity, self-discipline, and prayers for peace and prosperity.
UKA UNVEILS THREE-TIER ATC PLATFORM AS MONARCH ANNOUNCES $10BN GOLD-BACKED MILESTONE
Emperor Nobilis Prof Solomon Winning declares global recognition of ATC ecosystem, urges citizens and partners to embrace unified digital, crypto and gold-backed financial structure
The Reigning Monarch of the United Kingdom of Atlantis (UKA), Emperor Nobilis Prof Solomon Winning, has formally announced what he described as a historic milestone in the financial evolution of the Atlantis nation and empire worldwide, the consolidation and global recognition of the ATC financial ecosystem backed by a $10 billion gold reserve.
In a voice message released from the Office of the Throne, the Monarch expressed gratitude to God and to citizens and partners across the globe for what he termed a “defining achievement” in the journey of the United Kingdom of Atlantis.
According to him, the ATC asset structure, supported by a $10 billion gold-backed certificate, has now been positioned among the world’s leading capitalisation financial platforms, ranking number 12 globally.
“We appreciate God for the milestone achieved of our 10 billion gold-backed certificate of ATC assets. We are delighted to inform our esteemed citizens, partners, viewers and friends all over the world that ATC has come to stay,” the Monarch declared.
Three Distinct but Interconnected ATC Platforms
Emperor Winning explained that the UKA Government and the Atlantis nation have officially released three integrated ATC platforms to the general public. He emphasised that while each platform serves a distinct purpose, they are structured to interact seamlessly for effective management, business transactions and global trading operations.
1.ATC Digital (Government Platform)
The first platform, known as ATC Digital, is the official government-backed digital transaction system. It is designed to facilitate digital financial operations within the UKA ecosystem and serve as the administrative and transactional backbone of the nation’s digital economy.
The Monarch described it as the formally recognised digital framework governed directly by the government under the Throne.
ATC Gold Version (Business and Trade Platform). The second platform, referred to as the ATC Gold Version, is primarily tailored for business trade, commercial exchange and transactional fluidity. It is structured to enhance business-to-business engagement, exchangeability and broader economic interaction.
“This version is mainly for business trade, business exchange and commercial transactions,” he clarified.
ATC Crown Coin (Crypto and Visitor Platform)
The third platform, known as the ATC Crown Coin, represents the Atlantis Crown Coin and is linked to what the monarch described as the Atlantean Bank Gold structure. This version operates as a crypto and digital hybrid, including visitor engagement capabilities and broader exchange functions.
(atlantisgoldbank.org
The Digital/Cryto currency Version
Atlantian Crown Gold (E-ATC) https://share.google/a7Jns9VtrMKCZ6Prk
The E-ATC purely for Trading and Exchang
Atlantean Crown (ATC) – The Future of Digital Currency https://share.google/1EhdkkDBFvBLLgfR1
The Digital version for Government
We also Have DEOS INTERNATIONAL Bank (DIB)
And ATCB)
The Monarch indicated that all three platforms are interconnected to ensure efficiency, transparency and global recognition.
“Please do not be confused. The United Kingdom of Atlantis has three major versions of ATC. Two are crypto-based, one is digital; one is also a hybrid of crypto and digital. All three interact together for effective management and effective business transactions.”
Global Recognition and Expansion Vision
Emperor Winning further asserted that the ATC ecosystem is already recognised internationally and positioned within the global financial framework. “Our platforms are presently recognised in the whole world,” he said, while encouraging existing holders of ATC assets to remain confident in the system.
He congratulated all ATC holders and reiterated the Throne’s commitment to strengthening the ecosystem’s credibility, usability and cross-platform functionality.
A Strategic Financial Architecture
Observers say the three-tier structure reflects an attempt by the United Kingdom of Atlantis to create a multi-layered financial architecture combining government-regulated digital systems, crypto-based trade platforms and gold-backed reserve credibility.
By integrating digital governance with cryptocurrency and gold certification, the UKA appears to be positioning ATC as both a sovereign-backed asset and a tradable global instrument.
As the UKA advances its financial ambitions, the monarch’s message signals a push for adoption, participation and global engagement with the ATC ecosystem.
“If you are a holder of ATC, congratulations to you from the Throne. God bless you,” the monarch concluded.
The development marks another significant chapter in the evolving digital and gold-backed finance narrative emerging from the United Kingdom of Atlantis.
FRSC@ 38: SHEHU MOHAMMED STEERING NIGERIA’S ROAD SAFETY REVOLUTION TO GREATER HEIGHTS
By Deputy Corps Marshal Bisi Kazeem (Rtd) fsi, MNIM, anipr
When Mallam Shehu Mohammed assumed leadership as Corps Marshal of the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC), he inherited not just an institution with history, but a national mandate that touches every family, every highway, and every community in Nigeria. At 38 years, the Corps stands tall as Africa’s model road safety agency, and under his stewardship, that legacy is not merely preserved, it is being boldly redefined.
Nigeria’s highways were once synonymous with fear. Before 1988, the World Health Organisation ranked Nigeria among the most dangerous countries in the world to drive. It was a troubling indictment that demanded courage and clarity of purpose. The establishment of the FRSC under Decree No. 45 of 1988 laid the foundation for reform. But sustaining and advancing that reform across decades requires visionary leadership, the kind now exemplified by Mallam Shehu Mohammed.
Today, under his command, the Corps is consolidating its position as one of the most technologically advanced and operationally efficient law enforcement institutions in Nigeria. With renewed strategic focus, the present leadership has deepened the Safe Systems Approach built on people, processes, and technology, ensuring that safety interventions are not reactive, but preventive and intelligence-driven.
One of the defining hallmarks of his administration is accelerated digital transformation. Within six months, over 3,000 personnel were trained to strengthen operational competence and technological adaptability. More than 95 per cent of the Corps’ administrative and operational processes are automated, supported by over 30 web-based applications that enhance traffic governance nationwide. From the National Crash Reporting Information System (NACRIS) to the upgraded e-ticketing platform, innovation is no longer optional; it is institutional culture.
Emergency response under the current Corps Marshal has become faster and more coordinated, with nationwide response time reduced dramatically from 50 minutes to 15 minutes. The 122 toll-free emergency line and 24-hour National Call Centre continue to serve as lifelines for distressed road users, reflecting a leadership that understands that every second counts.
Strategic stakeholder engagement has equally flourished. Safe corridor initiatives have been strengthened, collaboration with transport unions intensified, and enforcement around articulated vehicles tightened. The result is a significant reduction in tanker-related crashes, a development that speaks to deliberate policy direction and disciplined implementation.
Under Mallam Shehu Mohammed’s leadership, data has become a central pillar of enforcement and planning. Through strengthened collaboration with the National Identity Management Commission, the National Bureau of Statistics, and the Nigeria Customs Service, the Corps has advanced harmonized data systems that support evidence-based interventions. Transparent weekly crash trend reporting now guides targeted deployment and corrective strategies.
Nigeria’s standing on the global stage has also been reinforced. The country remains an active participant in the renewed UN Decade of Action for Road Safety (2021–2030) and continues alignment with international road safety conventions. These achievements build on the solid foundation laid by past leaders from Olu Agunloye and General Haladu Hannaniya to Chief Osita Chidoka, Dr. Boboye Oyeyemi, and Dauda Ali Biu, but under the present Corps Marshal, the momentum has unmistakably intensified.
Operationally, the Corps’ footprint now spans 12 Zonal Commands, 37 Sector Commands, over 300 Unit Commands, over 700 Station Offices, 59 Zebra Emergency Ambulance Points, and presence in all 774 Local Government Areas of Nigeria. Yet beyond physical structures lies a stronger institutional spirit, one driven by discipline, professionalism, and accountability.
From a nation once ranked among the most unsafe for motorists to a continental pacesetter in road safety management, Nigeria’s transformation story is inseparable from the strength of its leadership. At 38 years, FRSC is not simply celebrating longevity; it is celebrating purposeful stewardship.
Mallam Shehu Mohammed represents a generation of reform-minded leadership committed to smarter mobility systems, data-driven enforcement, and people-centered safety administration.
His tenure reflects continuity with courage sustaining the Corps’ proud legacy while boldly steering it toward greater innovation and measurable impact.
The road ahead is demanding. But under his steady command, Nigeria’s highways are safer, its systems smarter, and its future brighter.
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