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Wednesday, May 14, 2014
URGENT VACANCY
Vacancies exist in the following positions listed below
S/NO | POSITION | BASIC JOB REQUIREMENTS | QUALIFICATION |
1 | ADMIN MANAGER | warehouse operations/logistics mgt | minimum qualification of a 2nd degree and Possession of a professional certificate like ICAN |
FOR FMCG COMPANY | takes and follows up with customer orders | 2 years min. experience in related field | |
coordinates and confirms sales reports | good leadership skills | ||
spot checks on sales teams | articulate, smart and intelligent | ||
admin mgt functions | excellent communication skills | ||
generates and monitors invoices | must be able to use the computer well especially the microsoft office suites | ||
salary is NGN1,200,000/anum | |||
2 | MARKETERS FOR ABUJA and KANO | marketing of company's products | minimum qualification of a B.Sc, second degree or equivalent an added advantage |
FOR FMCG COMPANY | create new markets/outlets | good business knowledge required | |
attend to customers orders | articulate, smart, intelligent | ||
grow the business | display basic leadership skills | ||
have people management skills | must be able to use microsoft excel, word and powerpoint | ||
excellent communication skills | |||
good knowledge of the terrain and ability to speak the local dialect | |||
salary is NGN1,200,000/anum minimum | |||
3 | DEPOT MANAGER FOR ABUJA AND KANO | generates and monitors invoices | minimum qualification of a B.Sc, a 2nd degree added advantage degree should be in mgt courses |
FOR FMCG COMPANY | takes and follows up with customer orders | good business knowledge required. Minimum of 2 years experience in similar or related position | |
cordinates and confirms sales reports | good leadership skills | ||
spot checks on sales teams | articulate, smart and intelligent | ||
admin mgt oversight | excellent communication skills | ||
warehose operations/logistics mgt | must be able to use the computer well especially the microsoft office suites | ||
salary is NGN1,200,000/anum | |||
4 | ACCOUNTANT FOR HOSPITAL IN LEKKI | Manage the books of account of the hospital | must be a graduate of accounting from any recognised university |
deal with issues of salaries/payroll, tax, remittances, bonuses, etc | have strong knowledge of Sage/peachtree | ||
handle issues of store/inventory mgt, bank reconcilliation | minimum of 2 years experience in hospital or related accounts dept | ||
ensure timely bank lodgements, payments to/frm creditors/debtors | excellent communication skills | ||
admin functions | strong knowledge of microsoft office package | ||
ability to work proactively, smart and dynamic | |||
strong analytical skills | |||
additional qualifications an added advantage | |||
salary is minimum of NGN1,080,000/anum | |||
5 | MARKETING MANAGER | marketing of company's products | minimum qualification of second degree or equivalent. professional qualifications an added advantage |
IN FMCG COMPANY | create new markets/outlets | good business knowledge required. Minimum of 2 years experience in similar or related position | |
attend to customers orders | articulate, smart, intelligent | ||
grow the business | display excellent leadership skills | ||
have people management skills | must be able to use microsoft excel, word and powerpoint | ||
oversee teams of marketers | excellent communication skills | ||
good knowledge of the terrain and ability to speak the local dialect | |||
salary is NGN1,200,000/anum minimum |
qualified candidates only should send their resumes to coinboxlimited@gmail.com. Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Entry closes Sunday, May 18, 2014.
Thank you.
Monday, April 14, 2014
STARTING OUT AS AN ENTREPRENEUR
THE FIRST STEPS IN ENTREPRENEURSHIP.
By Ayo Emakhiomhe
A business is representative of the vision and standards set by the owners of the business.
The essence of self searching is to have a better understanding and good knowledge of ourselves. By this knowledge, we can stand on our strengths and raise our weaknesses until over time; these observed weaknesses become very minimal.
After a careful self assessment, we also do a very careful and deliberate business assessment.
Getting started with our entrepreneurial venture means that we have a clearly set out business plan.
The business plan should define your business, the industry your business belongs to, what aspect of that business will be your primary focus, what type of clientele are you after, what is the 3-5year cash flow projection, where do you see your business in 5years, 10 years, 20 years, etc.
You should also be able to say what your plans are at getting to this perceived objectives and what resources would you require to achieve this, how do you plan or expect to get these observed requirements.
All these may seem like preparing to climb the highest mountain for the first time, it actually is.
The higher you climb this mountain of starting your company, the higher you will go with your company.
Going back a bit, we need to understand that a problem defined is a problem solved.
The day you give a name to an unidentified challenge, the day your perspective of that challenge changes, you will now see that item in a wider and different but more understanding perspective.
That is why it is important to define your business and industry to know what information to seek and from where, once you have this information, you will now be more focused and deliberate in all you do concerning that challenge.
As simple and unnecessary as this sounds, it is like the backbone of a successful business venture, it gives you a reference point and a compass to help you stay focused on your success path else deviation occurs and focus is lost and failure starts knocking at the door.
In summary, when venturing into a new business, the following points should be noted before starting out.
• Do a SWOT analysis of yourself
• Do a SWOT analysis of the business idea
• Identify your market, product/service
• Prepare a business plan
• Determine start-up costs and marketing plan
• Determine source of funds
• Consult with professionals-consultants, accountants, bankers, lawyers
• Chose a business type and register
• Start
Success is yours!
emakhiomheayo@yahoo.com
2348023526682
By Ayo Emakhiomhe
A business is representative of the vision and standards set by the owners of the business.
The essence of self searching is to have a better understanding and good knowledge of ourselves. By this knowledge, we can stand on our strengths and raise our weaknesses until over time; these observed weaknesses become very minimal.
After a careful self assessment, we also do a very careful and deliberate business assessment.
Getting started with our entrepreneurial venture means that we have a clearly set out business plan.
The business plan should define your business, the industry your business belongs to, what aspect of that business will be your primary focus, what type of clientele are you after, what is the 3-5year cash flow projection, where do you see your business in 5years, 10 years, 20 years, etc.
You should also be able to say what your plans are at getting to this perceived objectives and what resources would you require to achieve this, how do you plan or expect to get these observed requirements.
All these may seem like preparing to climb the highest mountain for the first time, it actually is.
The higher you climb this mountain of starting your company, the higher you will go with your company.
Going back a bit, we need to understand that a problem defined is a problem solved.
The day you give a name to an unidentified challenge, the day your perspective of that challenge changes, you will now see that item in a wider and different but more understanding perspective.
That is why it is important to define your business and industry to know what information to seek and from where, once you have this information, you will now be more focused and deliberate in all you do concerning that challenge.
As simple and unnecessary as this sounds, it is like the backbone of a successful business venture, it gives you a reference point and a compass to help you stay focused on your success path else deviation occurs and focus is lost and failure starts knocking at the door.
In summary, when venturing into a new business, the following points should be noted before starting out.
• Do a SWOT analysis of yourself
• Do a SWOT analysis of the business idea
• Identify your market, product/service
• Prepare a business plan
• Determine start-up costs and marketing plan
• Determine source of funds
• Consult with professionals-consultants, accountants, bankers, lawyers
• Chose a business type and register
• Start
Success is yours!
emakhiomheayo@yahoo.com
2348023526682
Wednesday, April 9, 2014
Getting small business solutions
If getting small business solutions in Nigeria is what you are searching for, then you must read this article to understand the fundamental cause and the steps to take. Let’s get started…
In a recent survey, it was noted that seventy (70%) percent of the Nigerian economy was illiterate.
The results of the last census showed that well over fifty (50%) percent of the population constituted of the working class group (ages 18-50) and this is the group that helps define the future of an economy.
Based on the above statistics, one can infer that seventy (70%) percent of the working class is illiterate.
Illiteracy is an all encompassing variable that spreads into social illiteracy, educational illiteracy, cultural illiteracy and financial illiteracy.
The first step to small business solutions is to understand social literacy, educational literacy, cultural literacy and financial literacy.
Social literacy is the knowledge of proper group and public behavior including respect for fellow man and his privacy and proper use and maintenance of public infrastructures like public buildings, public toilets, bridges, hospitals, schools, the awareness of and the act of public duties like payment of taxes and corporate governance. It spills into the true definition and practice of integrity and transparency in human interaction and body politics.
Educational literacy is what we get from the four walls of our schools from primary to tertiary levels; be it formal or informal.
Cultural literacy is knowledge of the ancients and juxtaposed with current trends. It includes a knowledge of the cultures and beliefs of our ancestors and history, what is the proper values and norms to have, a knowledge of the need to love, preserve and respect our national monuments like the national flag and what it represents, historical sites, language and the reason to be proud of all these.
Financial literacy on the other hand is knowledge of the importance of money, how to get it, secure it, save it, value it, share it, protect it, enjoy it, and pass it on to the next generations; and this is one key area that there seems to be almost none or very little level of literacy of the subject matter in this side of the global hemisphere. It’s the key to small business solutions.
Presently there is a wide gap between the literacy levels in Nigeria.
In the United States of America, it has been noted that small/medium scale industries (SME) form sixty (60%) percent of the economy, and that for any economy of any nation to grow and become a first class economy, this ratio of SME’s to full-fledged companies has to hold.
Meanwhile, the Nigerian educational system does not contribute to the economy in this regard. We are trained to “go to school, get good grades so that we can get good paying jobs” (which are scarce in supply even with the good grades).
So the solution is not moving from pillar to post with resume’s, worn shoes and weather beaten faces getting frustrated with various ‘no vacancy’ signs; the solution is to empower oneself to become an employer of labour.
But to achieve this, a strong level of business/financial literacy is highly needed coupled with financial support/leverage as most times, entrepreneurs will not even have collateral to get loans to finance their ventures, and those that have the collateral or the funds do not have the business/management prowess to effectively and successfully run their ventures.
This situation is not pertinent to Nigeria alone, but exists at different levels and in varying degrees in most countries of our world today.
Therefore, in our little way, we have decided to contribute our quota to society by filling this gap of poor business/entrepreneurial and investment knowledge.
The purpose of this blog is to provide you information that will provide small business solutions.
coinboxlimited@gmail.com
In a recent survey, it was noted that seventy (70%) percent of the Nigerian economy was illiterate.
The results of the last census showed that well over fifty (50%) percent of the population constituted of the working class group (ages 18-50) and this is the group that helps define the future of an economy.
Based on the above statistics, one can infer that seventy (70%) percent of the working class is illiterate.
Illiteracy is an all encompassing variable that spreads into social illiteracy, educational illiteracy, cultural illiteracy and financial illiteracy.
The first step to small business solutions is to understand social literacy, educational literacy, cultural literacy and financial literacy.
Social literacy is the knowledge of proper group and public behavior including respect for fellow man and his privacy and proper use and maintenance of public infrastructures like public buildings, public toilets, bridges, hospitals, schools, the awareness of and the act of public duties like payment of taxes and corporate governance. It spills into the true definition and practice of integrity and transparency in human interaction and body politics.
Educational literacy is what we get from the four walls of our schools from primary to tertiary levels; be it formal or informal.
Cultural literacy is knowledge of the ancients and juxtaposed with current trends. It includes a knowledge of the cultures and beliefs of our ancestors and history, what is the proper values and norms to have, a knowledge of the need to love, preserve and respect our national monuments like the national flag and what it represents, historical sites, language and the reason to be proud of all these.
Financial literacy on the other hand is knowledge of the importance of money, how to get it, secure it, save it, value it, share it, protect it, enjoy it, and pass it on to the next generations; and this is one key area that there seems to be almost none or very little level of literacy of the subject matter in this side of the global hemisphere. It’s the key to small business solutions.
Presently there is a wide gap between the literacy levels in Nigeria.
In the United States of America, it has been noted that small/medium scale industries (SME) form sixty (60%) percent of the economy, and that for any economy of any nation to grow and become a first class economy, this ratio of SME’s to full-fledged companies has to hold.
Meanwhile, the Nigerian educational system does not contribute to the economy in this regard. We are trained to “go to school, get good grades so that we can get good paying jobs” (which are scarce in supply even with the good grades).
So the solution is not moving from pillar to post with resume’s, worn shoes and weather beaten faces getting frustrated with various ‘no vacancy’ signs; the solution is to empower oneself to become an employer of labour.
But to achieve this, a strong level of business/financial literacy is highly needed coupled with financial support/leverage as most times, entrepreneurs will not even have collateral to get loans to finance their ventures, and those that have the collateral or the funds do not have the business/management prowess to effectively and successfully run their ventures.
This situation is not pertinent to Nigeria alone, but exists at different levels and in varying degrees in most countries of our world today.
Therefore, in our little way, we have decided to contribute our quota to society by filling this gap of poor business/entrepreneurial and investment knowledge.
The purpose of this blog is to provide you information that will provide small business solutions.
coinboxlimited@gmail.com
Wednesday, April 2, 2014
EMPOWERING YOUR ORGANISATION
EMPOWERING YOUR ORGANISATION.
By Ayo Emakhiomhe.
Only empowered organisations succeed.
If you have a success mantra and cannot structure this into
your organisation to empower it to succeed then you are not there yet.
For most small businesses, this is the point where they miss
it. They both stop growing and start dying, or you spend all your time and
energy doing all the work and you start dying.
A simple basic step in setting up defined structures even if
the personnel does not exist yet.
The following steps will guide you in achieving this
1.
Name
the office/position. It is usually better to use functionality here like the
office of the secretary to the federal government or the Zonal Head Marketing.
2.
Define
the roles. State the specific, primary or core responsibilities expected of
this office/position. Once you state the expectations, the person for that post
is easily definable in terms of qualifications, character and experience.
3.
State
the expectations or results that such a person is expected to produce. These
can be said to be the key performance indicators (KPI’s). These results should
be in line with the overall mission/vision of the organisation.
4.
Prepare/define
the necessary training and job experiences that would qualify a person for the
position.
5.
Set
penalties for not meeting defined goals of such an office. Consider also the
overall effect on the organisation and what minimum timelines will be
acceptable, realistic and optimal at achieving the defined results.
6.
Define
the number of people, tools, possible risks, etc that such a
position/department will require.
7.
Reaffirm
the importance of that position in the overall medium to long term goals of the
organisation.
8.
Note
and celebrate milestones, objectives and achievements. Make it an
organizational culture.
9.
Monitor,
appraise and set standards.
10.
Mentor,
mentor, mentor. Mentor your leaders, yourself and your organisation. A master
mentor will always encourage action; evaluate the action and results with the
mentee. Bring out the key learning objectives and match results with key
expected/defined outputs.
11.
Pray.
Always pray for yourself, your organisation, your leaders, your subordinates,
your supervisors, and your economy and also pray about your mission/vision.
A leader’s job is always teaching his/her people to prioritize;
setting out what is most important now and working on it.
Be empowered today.
Wednesday, February 26, 2014
VACANCY - DEPOT MANAGERS
Our client, a fresh fruit distribution company is in urgent need of staff to fill the position as stated below
for immediate employment
JOB TITLE:
1. DEPOT MANAGER LAGOS
2. DEPOT SUPERVISOR; ABUJA, KANO
1. DEPOT MANAGER LAGOS
2. DEPOT SUPERVISOR; ABUJA, KANO
RESPONSIBILITIES:
·Within this role you will be responsible for managing the depot/warehouse in your location.
· also requires overseeing ordering/storage system in your location.
·You will prepare a lot of reports and be dynamic in your service delivery.
ELIGIBILITY:
To be suitable for this vacancy you will have:
- strong background and track record in depot/warehouse management.
- good management skills,
- excellent computer skills, especially with use of Microsoft office.
- Impeccable customer service etiquette
- University degree, a second degree an added advantage
- must have strong grasp of IT communications and skills
- Excellent written and oral communication skills
- ability to speak the local dialect an added advantage
- the supervisor position does not require any experience
- must not be more than 30 years of age for the supervisor position
- must have a minimum grade point of second class upper for the supervisor position
- must be ready to work in most states of the federation at short notice for the supervisor position
- Salary of NGN1.2m annually minimum.
APPLICATION:
Qualified and interested candidates should send their CV’s and cover letter with job position as email subject to coinboxlimited@gmail.com cover letter should state why you are interested in the job and what you stand to offer.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Entry closes 6pm, Monday, March 3, 2014.
Thank you.
THE COINBOX TEAM
VACANCY - DATA MANAGEMENT COMPANY
Our client, a data management company is interested in recruiting 2 categories of staff, one permanent IT staff and 4 other staff to be engaged for a period of 6 months on document management project.
Permanent staff (IT staff)
Sex-Male/Female (preferably male)
Age-Not more than 26 years
BSc (Second Class Division) in any related field (preferable IT related)
Completion of NYSC
Proactive with leadership skills.
Use of Microsoft office tools-excel, word, power point.
Experience & Qualification Required-
0 year Experience
Strong Analytical & Customer Relation Skills
Good Organisational and Time Management skills
0 year Experience
Strong Analytical & Customer Relation Skills
Good Organisational and Time Management skills
Good Communication skills.
Team Spirit.
Ability to work under pressure within required time limits.
Team Spirit.
Ability to work under pressure within required time limits.
STAFF Required for Document Management Project (6 months Duration)
Sex-Male/Female (preferably male)
Age-Yong and agile
HND/ OND in any related field (preferable IT related)
Proactive with leadership skills.
Basic Use of computer system.
Experience & Qualification Required-
0 year Experience
Good Organisational and Time Management skills
Team Spirit.
Ability to work under pressure within required time limits.
0 year Experience
Good Organisational and Time Management skills
Team Spirit.
Ability to work under pressure within required time limits.
interested candidate should send their resumes to coinboxlimited@gmail.com with IT VACANCY as subject.
entry closes Friday, February 28, 2014.
Thank you.
Monday, February 24, 2014
THE LAW OF IGNORANCE
THE LAW OF IGNORANCE
By Ayo Emakhiomhe.
The law says that ignorance of a crime committed by us is no excuse to be let off the hook of paying for it.
The bible says the same thing with respect to sin, leadership and responsibility.
This means that we are not expected to be ignorant. But how can this be when even geniuses don’t know it all? No wonder life is so hard we might say.
Life is not hard; it is our state of mind.
If we make up our mind to learn every day, to face and surmount challenges, the challenges will come and we will be better for it. We must decide to learn from every situation both good and bad.
Everyone is a fool. But some stop being fools as they learn from their mistakes while others remain bigger fools by ignorance.
The mistakes you learn from are not only your mistakes but the mistakes and lessons from others. They are all around us, our friends, family and neighbors, in the media, in books, in our culture, tradition and religion, from our elders and from our children. The question is how many of us are interested in learning?
We all want to stay in our comfort zone, and this comfort zone sometimes might be a negative one.
A good example I can use is many of the modern day employees in Nigeria. They are worked like slaves and complain continuously, but the day they have the chance to put a little extra effort and be temporarily inconvenienced so as to leave their comfort zone to a better one, they grow cold feet.
Even moving up in an organisation requires doing work that is inconvenience which in many cases might be your boss’ work.
Success in life is doing the inconvenient now to have comfort later. It is living a life of learning till the day you die. Most successful organisations are learning organisation, an organisation that empowers its staff and makes a culture of it, same goes for successful or developed countries.
No matter how successful you think you are or how wise you think you have become, you have only started you have a lot more ahead of you.
In summary, ignorance is a sin and a crime.
Stop living in ignorance in your comfort zone and start learning one page at a time for the rest of your life and history will never forget you.
Also note that the best form of learning is teaching learn to share knowledge and information and you will be better for it.
Learn to give of all you have, learn discernment, learn to learn, increase in wisdom daily, learn to love and be godly.
Ayo Emakhiomhe.
coinboxlimited@gmail.com
Saturday, January 25, 2014
URGENT VACANCY-SALES MANAGERS
VACANCY IN THE PRODUCTS MARKETING INDUSTRY IN NIGERIA
Our client, a fresh fruit distribution company is in urgent need of staff to fill the position as stated below
for immediate employment
JOB TITLE:
1. Marketers for Lagos
2. SALES MANAGER FOR ABUJA
1. Marketers for Lagos
2. SALES MANAGER FOR ABUJA
RESPONSIBILITIES:
·Within this role you will be responsible for
generating,developing all sales activities in your state.
· also requires overseeing
distribution/delivery team.
- managing the depots as profit centers.
·You will develop Sales plans and strategies
to expand the clientele, market niche as well as maintaining customer
relationship and retention.
·Other responsibilities will include searching, securing and
managing existing and potential customers.
ELIGIBILITY:
To
be suitable for this vacancy you will have:
- strong background and track record in sales management in the food products market.
- Strong ability to motivate a team,
- Drive sales and develop specific goals needed.
- Impeccable customer service etiquette
- University degree
- must have strong grasp of IT communications and skills
- Must be able to drive with a valid driver’s license
- Must have management/team leadership experience
- Excellent written and oral communication skills
- ability to speak the local language will be an added advantage
Benefits include:
- fixed salary and sales bonus.
- Official car
- Salary of up to NGN3m annually
APPLICATION:
Qualified and interested candidates should send their CV’s
and cover letter with job position as email subject to coinboxlimited@gmail.com cover letter should state what state you are interested in working.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted.
Thank you.
THE COINBOX TEAM
Friday, January 24, 2014
VACANCY
A client in the food and beverage industry based in Magodo GRA area of Lagos Nigeria is in need of
1. Marketers
2. Admin/Accounts manager
The candidate must be a graduate with at least 2-3 years experience in same or similar field. The marketer MUST be able to sell rice with proof.
The candidate should have good communication skills, be a good team player, have good management experience, Must be able to use SAGE Peachtree (for Admin/Accounts). Having additional qualifications like ACA, are added advantage.
Salary is negotiable but within industry standards, qualifications and experience.
Employment is immediate.
Interested and qualified candidates should send their Resumes to coinboxlimited@gmail.com with desired position as subject.
only qualified candidates will be contacted and its strictly on first come first serve basis.
Thank you and Good luck.
1. Marketers
2. Admin/Accounts manager
The candidate must be a graduate with at least 2-3 years experience in same or similar field. The marketer MUST be able to sell rice with proof.
The candidate should have good communication skills, be a good team player, have good management experience, Must be able to use SAGE Peachtree (for Admin/Accounts). Having additional qualifications like ACA, are added advantage.
Salary is negotiable but within industry standards, qualifications and experience.
Employment is immediate.
Interested and qualified candidates should send their Resumes to coinboxlimited@gmail.com with desired position as subject.
only qualified candidates will be contacted and its strictly on first come first serve basis.
Thank you and Good luck.
PROPERTY LISTING FOR JANUARY 24, 2014
COINBOX PROPERTIES AND INVESTMENT
COMPANY LIMITED
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5, SOJI ADEPEGBA CLOSE, OFF ALLEN AVENUE, IKEJA, LAGOS, NIGERIA.
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PROPERTY LISTINGS AS AT JANUARY 24, 2014.
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LAGOS ISLAND
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URGENT
SALES
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S/NO
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DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
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LOCATION
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TITLE
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PRICE (NGN)
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1
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4 bedroom duplex with 2 room BQ
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Admiralty Estate, Alpha Beach,
Lekki
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C of O
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85m
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2
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14 Nos. 3
bedroom bungalows with 1 room BQ
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opposite fara park, lekki phase 2,
lagos
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C of O
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28m each
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3
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2 plots of land fenced with gate at
Araromi behind wonder city Ajah
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Araromi, behind wonder city Ajah
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C of O
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50m
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4
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4Nos. 2 bedroom flats, all rooms ensuite with 1 room BQ each
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opposite fara park, lekki phase 2,
lagos
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C of O
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18m each
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5
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4 plots of land
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Sangotedo
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C o O
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20m
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6
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4Nos. 3 bedroom flats, all rooms ensuite with 1 room BQ each
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Amodu Tijani, Victoria Island, Lagos.
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C OF O
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100M
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LAGOS
MAINLAND
1
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200 acres of land
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Odonla Ikorodu
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Excision
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900,00/plot
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2
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186.712 acres of land
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igbeyin land, along shagamu road, via odo-ayandolu Abowa,
Shagamu LGA, Ogun state
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deed of assignment
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350,000/plot
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3
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3 plots of land
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Sauka village extension III, Kuje, Abuja
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deed of assignment
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500,000 per plot
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4
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bungalow on land of 557SQM
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off Yetunde brown street, Gbagada
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deed of assignment
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30M
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5
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10.307 Hectares of land
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Ikorodu Industrial scheme, Ikorodu
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C OF O
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300M
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OFF
PLAN SALES
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S/NO
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DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
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LOCATION
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TITLE
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PRICE
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1
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MYRTLE
COURTS
8 NOS 3 bedroom luxury flats with 1 room BQ each
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Myrtle courts is located in Oniru private estate, Victoria
Island, Lagos, with fully fitted kitchens, luxury finishes, walk-in-wardrobes
& Jacuzzi in master bedroom, all rooms en-suite, ante room, 24/7 power,
security, gym, swimming pool, fully serviced.
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C OF O
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50m each
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2
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FRANCES
TERRACES
5 NOS 3 bedroom town houses with 1 room BQ each, with fully
fitted kitchens, luxury finishes, all rooms en-suite, walk-in-wardrobes &
Jacuzzi in master bedroom, ante room, 24/7 power, security, gym, fully
serviced.
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Frances Terraces is Located in Okeira Nla, Ajah with access road
to LBS, 5 minutes drive from Ajah junction.
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Governor's consent-in processing
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30m each
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3
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GRACEVILLE
3 NOS fully detached 4 bedroom duplexes with 1 room BQ each
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Graceville is located in Zone A4, Ogudu GRA, Lagos.
Each unit comes with fully fitted kitchens, luxury finishes, all
rooms’ en-suite, walk-in-wardrobes & Jacuzzi in master bedroom.
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C OF O
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90m each
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Mortgage available for all properties on off sale plan.
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DISTRESS SALES
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S/NO
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DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY
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LOCATION
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TITLE
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PRICE (NGN)
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1
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Bare land of 460SQM
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Oginigba, trans-Amadi Industrial Layout, Portharcourt, Rivers
state
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C OF O
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30M
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2
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HALLMARK HOMES PLAZA, formerly UTC motors
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Plot 1077, Uke Street, Ahmadu Bello Way/Major General Muhammed
Buhari Way, Garki II, Abuja
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C OF O
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1.2Bn
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3
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a twin 4-bedroom duplex attached to and on each side of a
2-storey pent house on a land of about 1,360SQM. It has a lock-up car garage,
lounge, dining area and laundry
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NNPC Redeem Estate, off Ajah-Badore express way, Addo, Lekki Peninsular,
Ibeju-Lekki LGA, Lagos
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consent, deed of assignment and family receipt
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70M
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4
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uncompleted blocks of shops
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13, Bodija Shopping complex, Ibadan, Oyo state
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C OF O
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15M
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5
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expanse of land
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Ogunleye village, Ondo, Ona Elewe, Ibadan, Oyo state
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C OF O
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15M
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6
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2-3 bedroom bungalow flat
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28, Ramotu Oluwakemi street, Medina Estate, Gbagada
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C OF O
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45M
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7
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4 buildings each on an area space of 302.20SQM
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Rayfield Chemical Work ltd, Via Atiku and mission bwenyen str,
Jos, Plateau state
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C OF O
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65M
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8
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4 - 3 bedroom block of flats
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A-4 Alikazaurw str, off chobw rd, Jos, Plateau state
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C OF O
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20M
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9
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a functional filling station
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along Badagry-Seme road, Ibereko, Badagry, Lagos
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C OF O
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55M
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10
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a functional filling station
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46, Agric road, off old Lagos road, Ajara, Badagry, Lagos
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C OF O
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35M
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11
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bare land of 6,141.606SQM
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lying and being at Agbaje family land, Oko-Olomi village, near
HRM Oba Elemoro palace, Ibeju-Lekki LGA, Lagos
|
deed of assignment
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35M
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12
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bare land of 2 plots
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along Aluwe street, off Badore-Ajah road, Badore, Ogidan-Oketiri,
Eti-Osa LGA, Lagos
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deed of assignment
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35M
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13
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a shopping mall and hotel buildings
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CBD-ZONE 4,Plot 2425, Herbert Macaulay way, Wuse district, Abuja
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C OF O
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8.5Bn
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14
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a building
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5, Ozoemena Oyiboka street, Ejibujor/Ogbeogo family land, off
Direct Labour Agency road, Asaba
|
C OF O
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35M
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15
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a block of 4 Nos. 3 Bedroom flats
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2, Bajomo close, Iju Ishaga, Agege LGA, Lagos
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C OF O
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38M
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16
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a purpose built office complex on 4 floors with a pent house and
other apartment streetures on covering 2,391.98 SQM in a compound of area of
land of 5,334.34SQM
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along Lekki-epe expressway by Ikota school b/stop, Lekki, Lagos
state
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C OF O
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750M
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17
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a block of 4 Nos. 3 Bedroom flats
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17, Odejayi Crescent, Surulere, Lagos
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C OF O
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50M
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18
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proposed 7 bedroom detached house and BQ of 4 bedroom bungalow
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plot 1, Julius Adekanbi Layout, Abepe village, Montanna/Iyana
church area, Ibadan, Oyo state
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C OF O
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7M
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19
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commercial location made up of warehouse, detached office block,
gate house and store block
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CORNER' Dawaki Zaria rd, Kano. Dawaki Kudu LGA
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C OF O
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120M
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20
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8 bedroom detached house and 3 bedroom bungalow
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3, Akin-Jaiyeola street, off Odupitan street, lambo Lasunwon
estate, Shagamu road, Ikorodu, Lagos
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C OF O
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16M
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21
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58 rooms hotel building of 5 storeys (uncompleted)
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5, Abua close off Ahoada road, Rumuibeke, portharcourt, Rivers
state
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C OF O
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475M
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22
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1 storey building painted in Airtel colors
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Ijebu bye-pass, Efunsetan roundabout, opp. GT bank, Challenge,
Ibadan
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deed of Assignment. Perfection in progress
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27M
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23
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2 identical blocks of 12 units of 3 bedroom flats on 1,200SQm
land
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area 1 round about immediately after National stadium, Abuja
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C OF O
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400M
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24
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MAINA COURT-office complex of 3 floors with a penthouse on 1,289.75
land and a frontage of 21.77SQM onto Herbert Macaulay way
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block 1, plot 252A, along Herbert Macaulay way, CBD Abuja
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C OF O
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1.6Bn
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25
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purpose built banking accomodation with warehouse and security
gate house on approx. 1,184.24SQM
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1A, Factory road, Aba, Abia state
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C OF O
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1Bn
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26
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4 nos. 4 bedroom duplex with 4 rooms domestic servants quarters
on 800SQM land
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J25, close 3, Road 3, via Road 2, VGC, Lekki
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C OF O
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350M
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