Every December, Nigerian airports buzz with excitement. Flights from London, Houston, Toronto, and Dubai are packed with people coming home, sons and daughters of the soil, suitcase in hand, eager to reconnect with family, friends, and food they’ve missed all year. But there’s always that one question that nags at every returning Nigerian: “Should I
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Every year, millions of Nigerians, both at home and abroad search online for their next real estate opportunity. But where exactly are they looking? According to the latest Nigeria Property Search Trends 2025, Lagos leads the pack with a commanding 73.2% of all property-related searches. Abuja follows at 18.3%, while Ogun, Oyo, and Rivers account
In Nigeria’s real estate market today, a quiet but powerful shift is underway. Developers, and investors are moving away from build-to-rent and embracing build-and-sell — a faster, seemingly smarter model that allows them to cash out quickly. At first glance, it looks like a no-brainer. Why wait years to recover your investment through rent when
Why Building Wealth Matters In Nigeria, inflation and currency devaluation can quickly erode savings. Starting early allows you to harness the power of compounding: investing ₦100,000 at age 25 can grow to over ₦1.6 million by age 45, whereas waiting until 35 requires ₦400,000 to reach the same goal. Investing early gives your money more
Lagos Floods: A Recurring Challenge Each rainy season, social media fills with images of cars floating like paper boats on Lagos streets. The state’s Ministry of Environment has acknowledged that torrential rains combined with poor drainage and rising sea levels have increased flooding risk. Floods are not just an inconvenience; they account for roughly 40
When investing in Lagos real estate, one of the most crucial documents you need to verify is the Certificate of Occupancy (C of O). This legal document serves as proof of ownership and grants you the right to occupy and use a piece of land. However, with the prevalence of fraudulent documents in Nigeria’s property