To create a city that reflects its status as the nation’s capital, the Nigerian government, in 1979, approved a master plan to guide Abuja’s urban development in five distinct phases. This phased approach was designed to facilitate orderly and efficient growth. To create a city that reflects its status as the nation’s capital, the Nigerian […]
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Home to over 20 million people, Lagos is a place where dreams are chased and ambitions take flight. It’s almost like the converging point of everything Nigeria has to offer – finance, fashion, entertainment, you name it. They say Lagos is the land of opportunity, and that attracts a whole lot of go-getters, young professionals,
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Abuja, the capital city of Nigeria, is centrally located within the Federal Capital Territory (FCT). Known as one of Africa’s wealthiest urban areas, it is home to some of the continent’s most affluent individuals. Abuja [Google] The presence of numerous governmental institutions, businesses, and foreign embassies has driven substantial growth and investment in Abuja, making
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Lagos—the city with many standout features. A noteworthy highlight is its stunning coastal environment. First named by the Portuguese who arrived in 1472, Lagos means “lakes” in Portuguese, a nod to the numerous lagoons surrounding the city. Lagos is home to beautiful water bodies, like the beaches in Lekki, perfect for soaking up the sun
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Dr. Oluyinka Olumide, Lagos State Commissioner for Physical Planning and Urban Development, revealed in a recent interview that a whopping 80 percent of buildings in Ibeju Lekki lack official approval. He explained that during a recent inspection in the area, it was evident that most estates were unapproved. Olumide outlined the procedure for obtaining approval,
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The Minister of Works, David Umahi, has questioned Landmark Group’s title, claiming that the shoreline never belonged to the property company. MInister of Works- David Umahi He questioned Landmark Group’s title at a stakeholder meeting on compensation payments to property owners affected by the Lagos-Calabar Coastal Highway project in Lagos on Wednesday. He stated, ”The
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There’s a popular saying that goes, “Sharing is caring.” But is this notion applicable when it comes to the act of sharing your living space? Owning a home is a dream that many people share. Nevertheless, it’s important to acknowledge that not everyone can do it alone. Perhaps you’ve noticed the soaring rental prices, or
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In the midst of Ghana’s growing housing problem, Eric Kwaku Gyimah is leading a pioneering effort to convert shipping containers into affordable, eco-friendly homes. Eco-friendly homes made from shipping containers Gyimah’s company, IWoodz Creation, doesn’t just make homes but also constructs shops, offices, and cafes using retired shipping containers. Ghana’s Statistical Service reports that out
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Studio apartments are often mistaken for simply smaller one-bedroom apartments. However, a studio apartment offers a unique living experience that goes beyond just square footage. This comprehensive guide talks about everything you need to know about studio apartments in Lagos or Nigeria. What is a studio apartment? At its core, a studio apartment is a
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The Lagos State Government is offering a three-month chance for building owners to get planning permits without penalties. Â Mr. Oluwole Sotire, the Permanent Secretary of the Office of Physical Planning, made this announcement through a statement by Mr. Mukaila Sanusi, the Deputy Director of Public Affairs. From May 2 to July 30, 2024, owners of
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