NewStats: 3,263,741 , 8,181,212 topics. Date: Saturday, 07 June 2025 at 04:14 PM 1kz2z

mrvitalis:

Low income earners would introduce corruption

There would get a chance you can rig the list of low income earners buy it n resale

But if u sale at fair market price.. U can't resale so no point to rig the list

Very intelligent perspective.

I don't believe this low income indeed that they will b asking them to pay 10 million naira

if it 20m and below... I can consider buying one nd even encourage others including my wife to go for it too... bt anything above 20m, it a no no for house mata

D one we are staying in Maitama, my uncle gets 12million Naira from it every year and we are the only tenant. It even cheaper compared to other houses in the area. But it worth it. Including free security guard. Although we have our own soldier around.

In this country? 🤣

helinues:


It should have been the so called low income earners with the literature for better understanding

He’s been sarcastic now

Pat081:
I don't believe this low income indeed that they will b asking them to pay 10 million naira

You mean that you expect the duplexes to be sold lower than N10m each?

Kayberg:
In this country? 🤣

Yes.

NaijaphiliaBlog:


You mean that you expect the duplexes to be sold lower than N10m each?

Do you read the headlines Low incomes , who are those low incomes ?let me tell you low incomes are not Directors oooooo

Those houses no reach 750 Olukayode, please count them again.

Jokay07:
Lolzz. That's the end of it. Those houses are gone

What do you mean?

Pat081:
Do you read the headlines Low incomes , who are those low incomes ?let me tell you low incomes are not Directors oooooo

Yes, but the original article in the link also says there will be payment options like:

- Mortgage loan
- Instalmental payment
- Rent to own
etc.

Why not try your luck? You might be pleasantly surprised.

There's no way low income earners can buy those properties.
In think the best approach is to assess the true values of the houses according to current reality and subject it to lottery for civil servants.

The conditions of sale will be spelt out clearly, subject to affordability by the individuals acquiring them.

Heffalump:
There's no way low income earners can buy those properties.
In think the best approach is to assess the true values of the houses according to current reality and subject it to lottery for civil servants.

The conditions of sale will be spelt out clearly, subject to affordability by the individuals acquiring them.

This is another excellent suggestion.

NigeriaMustFly:


Yes, but the original article in the link also says there will be payment options like:

- Mortgage loan
- Instalmental payment
- Rent to own
etc.

Why not try your luck? You might be pleasantly surprised.

thanks sir ,but I follow one of my co workers to one mortgage bank here on GL 8 they told him that he will take form which is 100k, forget what they use to call it now that they will not give you back your money if you do not win and two bedrooms is 15 million naira not pop ooo and you will be the one to do bring light into you building too