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NIGERIA’S REAL ESTATE MARKET: A SMART MOVE OR A RISKY GAMBLE FOR INVESTORS? BY Dennis Isong
NIGERIA’S REAL ESTATE MARKET: A SMART MOVE OR A RISKY GAMBLE FOR INVESTORS? BY Dennis Isong
Felix was a savvy businessman with a keen eye for investment opportunities. One day, he heard about the growing Nigerian economy and the potential for real estate development in the country.
Felix did his research and discovered that Nigeria’s population was rapidly expanding, and there was a shortage of housing to accommodate the growing population. He saw this as a huge opportunity to invest in real estate development in the country.
Without hesitation, Felix invested a significant portion of his savings into a real estate project in Nigeria. The project involved building new homes and apartments in a rapidly developing area of the country.
Despite some initial setbacks and challenges, Felix’s investment paid off in the long run. The demand for housing in Nigeria continued to increase, and the value of Felix’s properties appreciated significantly. He was able to sell some of the properties at a huge profit, while renting out the others for a steady stream of passive income.
Throughout the process, Felix had been very smart, doing proper due diligence, researching the market and builder reputation, which made sure his investment was in the right hands and well-informed.
Years later, as he looked back on his decision to invest in real estate in Nigeria, Felix couldn’t help but smile. He had not only made a significant financial return on his investment, but he had also played a small part in helping to meet the housing needs of the growing Nigerian population. And he never regreted his decision to invest in Nigerian real estate.
WHAT ARE THE POTENTIALS?
- Potential for high returns: Investing in real estate in Nigeria, especially in cities like Lagos, can offer investors the potential for high returns on their investment.
- Appreciation of property value: Property values in Lagos and other major Nigerian cities have been steadily increasing over time, which can lead to significant appreciation in the value of a real estate investment.
- High demand for rental properties: There is a high demand for rental properties in Lagos, making it a good opportunity for investors to earn passive income through rental income.
- Access to professional real estate services: By working with a reputable realtor in Lagos, investors can access professional real estate services such as property management, market analysis, and legal support.
- Diversification of investment portfolio: Investing in real estate in Nigeria can provide investors with the opportunity to diversify their investment portfolio, thereby reducing their overall risk exposure.
- Tax benefits: As a real estate investor in Nigeria, you may be eligible for various tax deductions and credits, which can help to reduce your overall tax liability and increase your investment returns.
- Stability: Real estate investments tend to be relatively stable compared to other types of investments. This can provide a sense of security for investors, knowing that their investments are not likely to fluctuate as much as stocks or other forms of investments.
- Leverage: Real estate investments can be leveraged, meaning that you can use a smaller amount of your own money to control a larger property. This can allow you to gain greater returns on your investment, but also increases the risks involved.
- Forced savings: Real estate investments require regular payments, such as mortgage payments or rent, which can help investors to save money over time.
- Local knowledge: Working with a local realtor in Lagos can give you an inside knowledge and understanding of the local market trends, which can help you make better investment decisions.
Dennis Isong is a TOP REALTOR IN LAGOS.He Helps Nigerians in Diaspora to Own Property In Lagos Nigeria STRESS-FREE. For Questions WhatsApp/Call 2348164741041
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The Limit Breaker Sierre Leone Day 2- Spirit Brings Liberty When You Obey Instructions – Dr Chris Okafor.
The Limit Breaker Sierre Leone Day 2- Spirit Brings Liberty When You Obey Instructions – Dr Chris Okafor.
…. Obedience is the Solution to Limitations
If somebody can start it, somebody can end it, obeying instructions can change any evil patterns in the life of people, pattern of sickness, Poverty, Late marriage and what have you, when you obey instructions you will breakout of the Limitations in your father’s house.
This was the case study at the day 2 of the ongoing The Limit Breaker Conference in Freetown Sierre Leone where over 2 million faithful received Prophetic Blessings from the servant of God, The Generational Prophet of God.
Teaching on the Topic, Breaking out from the Limitations of my Father’s House Part 2, The Convener Chris Okafor world outreach Ministry COWOM and Senior Pastor Grace Nation Global Dr Chris Okafor continue on the highlights said when you obey instructions, you are prone to be free from any bondage of your father’s house.
The Generational Prophet of God also remarked that , it is not that the devil is powerful but because of the lack of Knowledge of the People, he said ignorance is a licence to bondage therefore obedience is majorly the solution to ancestral Limitations, when you obey instructions the spirit that brings liberty locate you and you will be free from bondage and every spirit of Limitations from you father’s house, you will be free from it.
It was another Powerful and Prophetic movement of God at the Conference, God uses his servant the Generational Prophet of God Dr Chris Okafor to do what he knows how to do best, Addressing Various issues, calling Names, Names of villages, while Every evil altars holding people inheritance exposed, Profiling solution to every case file brought to the conference, it was indeed a life changing Prophetic encounter in the life of the good people of Sierre Leone, the testimonies that will come after the three days prophetic encounter will be enormous and according to a participant who will not want her name mention.
The conference continues on Friday 15th November 2024 ,Same Time and Venue
“Let’s reflect as we wrap-up 2024″By Prudent Ludidi
As we stand here today, we are on the threshold of a new year. A year full of possibilities, opportunities, and promise. But before we step into the unknown, let’s take a moment to reflect on 2024.
Look back on the triumphs and the struggles. The moments that made you proud and the moments that made you question yourself. Think about the goals you set and the ones you achieved.
Reflection is not about dwelling on the past; it’s about learning from it. It’s about identifying what worked and what didn’t. What you can improve on and what you can let go of.
As you reflect on the past year, remember that you are not the same person you were these couple of months ago. You’ve grown, you’ve learned, and you’ve evolved.
Don’t be too hard on yourself about the mistakes you made or the opportunities you missed. Instead, focus on the progress you’ve made and the strength you’ve gained.
Now, as we wrap up this year and prepare for the next, ask yourself:
What do I want to achieve in the coming year?
What habits do I want to form?
What relationships do I want to nurture?
What skills do I want to develop?
What dreams do I want to chase?
The upcoming year is a blank canvas, waiting for you to paint your masterpiece. Don’t let fear or doubt hold you back. You have the power to create the life you want.
So, as we near the close of this chapter and begin a new one, remember that every ending marks a new beginning. Every setback is an opportunity for growth. And every success is a stepping stone to greater things.
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