Clean Toyota Corolla 2003 going for N1.250M

Clean Toyota Corolla 2003 features
 factory-fitted A.C
Automatic gear system
Petrol engine
Milleage:138,315 miles
N1,250,000M

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Used Honda Odyssey 2002 (N700,000)

Bodystyles: Minivan/Van
Colour: Green

Transmission: Automatic, 5 speed

Price: N700,000.00

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Clean range rover going for N995,000

Take advantage of this unique and affordable range rover and become a dictator of your movement.Hurry now!!!

price:#995,000.00

What are you waiting for,make this car your own now!!!

Make / Model		Year
Land Rover Range Rover		1998
Transmission	Fuel Type
Manual	Fuel-petrol
Body		Mileage
5 Door Estate		176,000 Miles

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4 bedroom Detached Allen Avenue Duplex

Property Description

 4 duplex of 5 bedroom detached all ensuite with jaccuzi in Master bedroom at allen Avenue, ikeja.


 Price: N220,000,000. (55m each)

Property Details

4 bedrooms 1 dining areas

Detached House

1 lounges

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5 Bedroom Duplex in Lekki Phase 1

Property Details

5 bedrooms

5 bathrooms

Duplex

Property Description

5 Bedroom Detached duplex, all rooms ensuite with 2 rooms boys quaters, with swimming pool at Chief Collins Uchidino Street, Lekki Phase 1. Price: 150,000,000Naira

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Lagos State Govt. to Acquire Abandoned Properties

All abandoned properties within the landmass of Lagos State may be taken over by the state government, a step to forestall security threats milling round the metropolis, officials in the Ministry of Physical Planning and Urban Development have hinted.

The officials said the decision was arrived at to ensure that miscreants and criminals do not have the opportunity of converting such properties into hidden places.

The Commissioner in charge of the ministry, Mr. Olutoyin Ayinde, a Town Planner, during the inspection tour to assess the distressed and properties that are perceived as contravening government regulations, last week, urged residents to be more security conscious and report promptly to government any abandoned and uncompleted building in their neighbourhood.  He said such places often become a haven for miscreants, armed robbers, destitute and sometimes traders who endanger their lives in the face of building collapse.

According to Ayinde, the state government in its continued effort to keep Lagos safe is set to seize and demolish such structures especially those that have been abandoned for up to five years. Apart from such structures being used by criminals and destitute, government is always mindful of the dangers inherent in building collapses, thus, not ready to give room for such unfortunate development.

He identified non-compliance to specific details and alteration of building plans by some developers and house owners as one of the major causes of building collapse. He, therefore, urged owners of abandoned buildings to revert back to the ministry for clearance before they continue with their construction. “Reasons for this inspection tour was to enforce and ensure strict compliance to the provisions of the Physical Planning regulations because recent development in the State has revealed the growing trend of people erecting structures at night and sometimes on weekends”.

He lamented the spate of illegal structures and activities on right of way of roads in many areas and ordered for their immediate removal. He advised the general public once again to seek planning information that, according to him, is without any cost before the commencement of any building.

“It will no longer be business as usual as government will not tolerate any construction without relevant approvals for the use being proposed.

Meanwhile, some abandoned buildings along Anthony and Apapa-Oshodi express road, including some structures that were described as “illegal” and a filling station in Okota area that said had no permit were already served with notices and were already sealed during the tour.

He also advised builders to be mindful that as the raining season is approaching they should be aware of how they build while ensuring that due process is followed. Members of the public were also encouraged to visit the ministry’s website for more information on the various Physical Planning Laws of the state.

Source: The Guardian

FCT Minister Flags off ₦137b Abuja District Infrastructure Project

In a bid to open up investment opportunities and provide for more accommodation to the teeming population in Abuja, the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) last week formally commenced ₦137 billion infrastructural developments in the Kagini, Katampe and Maitama extension districts.

The Kagini district project will be developed on the basis of a different Private Public Partnership (PPP) arrangement while Katampe will come through the model of direct funding by the private sector. Katampe District is located in Phase II of the Federal Capital City covering an area of 777 hectares of land. 

Infrastructure works to be provided includes the construction of approximately 69.51 km network of roads, 131.18 km storm water drainage, 90.55 km water supply pipeline, 64.49 km sewerage network, electrical and telecommunication distribution network with associated ducts. Specifically, the Kagini project, which is being contracted to Salini Nigeria Limited will cost ₦52, 609,879,284.47 and would have the government providing the extension of primary infrastructure in areas of water supply, electrical power supply, sewage disposal and main road to service all the districts.

In fact, Kagini district will be developed through a public funding arrangement. For the provision of infrastructure in the Maitama Extension District, the cost was put at ₦23, 650,000,000 and is being handled by the Mangrove Technical Construction and Engineering Nigeria Limited. 

Speaking at the flag-off ceremony, FCT Minister, Senator Bala Mohammed disclosed that funding of the infrastructural provision in the area would be facilitated through a PPP arrangement, which will accelerate development of the districts and enable the government to meet the critical infrastructural needs of the people in the satellite towns. “Private sector participation in infrastructure development will bring several benefits to the FCT.

Some of these include early completion of the main infrastructure facilities, faster rate of social development and the creation of multiplier effects in the economy. It will also enable the FCT to fund good quality social infrastructure development for the Satellite town,” he said. His words, “development of infrastructure in the Katampe district will cost the sum of ₦61, 194,747, 645.00 spanning three years.

The project will be solely funded by the contractor M/s Deanshager Project Limited and the PPP contract duration for the recovery of project finance expended by the PPP model was put at five years from the date of financial close.” Mohammed called on the developers of the Katampe district to ensure that success is recorded especially as the PPP concept is new so as to bequeath to the residents and future generation with a good legacy. 

The minster noted that this role would demand colossal funding from the government but is being discharged expeditiously. He disclosed that the development of the districts would open up the Federal Capital Territory for more investment and employment opportunities as well as provide for more residential and office accommodation to the teeming population of the territory.