Check out this $100k(150m) Duplex in Ajah, Lekki Lagos, Nigeria

[@LandPropertyNG]

Every time I watch your videos, I feel motivated to take on the world!

[@thenigeriannomad]

Thank you so much! Your support means the world-go out there and crush it! 💪

[@Chioma_Ikedieze]

The finishings... I just cant. Beautiful place tho

[@abokoeguale9783]

Very poor

[@bossgbini]

Nice 1 bro !!! It's so beautiful. And IT'S NOT WOOD!!!! $500K for something similar out there and it's still made of wood. Can't process it out of my mind, yo!

[@thenigeriannomad]

@@bossgbini lol. I understand

[@jidejp1997]

How much did you pay the builder?

[@РекаИшым]

a small apartment in Manhattan (made if wood) would cost millions --do you why -because it is Manhattan. Think carefully before making comments.

[@lindaabuado3213]

@@РекаИшымit’s the people that can’t afford these properties that always make silly complaints.

[@abokoeguale9783]

Nonsense

[@jidejp1997]

Naija with open drainage system

[@chinarochukwu4622]

Nice homes and very well priced. Great to see developers using greenry to beautify the homes. It's unfortunate that they had the caution on the property. Is there a reason you call houses/duplexes apartments? I know Nigeria has apartments but I've watched a couple of Nigerian real estate videos and the presenter calls houses/duplexes apartments.

[@donotreplydumbpeople3866]

Because they use words anyhow, that’s why… A longer explanation is, we call it duplex when is a “2 story building” (down stairs and up stairs) that’s a duplex, I know is a house, but that’s how this youtubers be calling it, but we use the word “apartament” anyhow

[@concernedparent6291]

The tanks supply water to the home. How do you fill the tanks?

[@martinadebowale3839]

Thanks for being honest about it.

[@thenigeriannomad]

You are very welcome! Thanks for watching :)

[@felicityugbaja4145]

How’s the water in that location honestly I’m so concerned about water bcus that’s one of my main reasons from not finding Ago palace interesting is water problem

[@ChukwuelokaEmmanuel]

Only thing i love about this house is the living room and the master room

[@thenigeriannomad]

Nice! Thanks for watching :)

[@hopemorrison2367]

Would have to get rid of the door to the kitchen and the sink would have to move to where it's accessible

[@thatoneguywholovesthena-4529]

decent, but the finishes on these homes are just abysmal, look at the paint finishes, they just bleed everywhere especially in the BQ in the beginning, why there is a whole cinq in the sitting room, i am yet to understand. other than the finishing i'm seeing, this is a wonderful space and size for the cost

[@thenigeriannomad]

@@thatoneguywholovesthena-4529 lol. I get it. I think at this point. I just tell people to expect to finish off a property that buy in Nigeria themselves. What's interesting is that a lot of people are okay with this:)

[@arohaodufu7998]

Not bad but so scared of flooding around there,just for holidays..don’t mind getting one but can you get me one duplex or apartment in ikeja area pls,being trying to call your line for two days in a row..need to make an enquiry before taking one for holidays

[@thenigeriannomad]

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[@lasjotter]

Take me on your next tour pleaseeeeeee

[@BensonGRACE-u2m]

Is there a payment plan for one year?

[@hopemorrison2367]

They have to do better with kitchen design you have to be a giant to use the cabinets and a kitchen is not where you put washer n dryer it should go in a hallway upstairs beside the bedrooms

[@thenigeriannomad]

Great share

[@latishajonesconcepcion9974]

Nice

[@thenigeriannomad]

Glad you liked it

[@mariamarahim4242]

What's the price to buy in dollars

[@vraycababiodun5638]

which part of Ajah ??

[@dexterity_1st]

Same question here

[@folaorekoya954]

Nigerian developers have the worst finishing, yet they want to charge an arm and a leg. What's wrong with having a fantastic finish? The laborers in Nigeria are the worst. You get better workers in Ghana and the Republic of Benin.

[@abokoeguale9783]

Togo and Cotonou too

[@SylvestreTAPE]

Why do you need tank in a so beautiful house??? No water in Lagos???

[@thenigeriannomad]

@@SylvestreTAPE yes there is no water in Lagos.lol

[@РекаИшым]

no yard nothing --just pure concrete in the middle of africa...damn...lol

[@philderrick6305]

That’s why it is $100k instead of $500-700k in the West

[@abokoeguale9783]

Lmao😅😅😅

[@jidebolarinwa697]

you want a yard but want to pay 100k, maybe it should also come with football field and basket ball field for 100k. clown.

[@РекаИшым]

@@jidebolarinwa697 it's ajah in lagos -land 20M, cost to build a duplex 60m -still got my yard and some change!

[@maxmedia8640]

@@РекаИшым Let me contact you. How many sq. mt was that?

[@MajorrBison]

To avoid that distracting gen sound, maybe you should do voice over without the sound.

[@thenigeriannomad]

Thankyou so much

[@hopemorrison2367]

We don't wash dirty clothes in a kitchen

[@concernedparent6291]

Please slow down and explain some of the terms that you use. Those terms are unique to Nigeria. What is a bore hole? What is a BQ? Some of us live in California and watch your content and you lose us quickly.

[@duntane3573]

Great comment and I think I can assist with this. A borehole is basically a drilling system which offers the house a self-reliant source of water. Such infrastructure in western countries are done centrally but needs to be factored into the construction of any new development. A BQ is an acronym for “Boys Quarters” are annexes or dedicated spaces in the property usually for household staff to live. Historically, the name was coined in African homes to represent when a son of the home owner moves out of the main property into the side home but modern day Nigerians set up these spaces outside their homes for the kitchen staff or security guard etc. Hope this helps. By the way, I am a real estate attorney

[@concernedparent6291]

@@duntane3573 Thank you for the explanation. I appreciate it. A BQ (Boy Quarter) would be equivalent to ADU (Accessory Dwelling Unit) in California. Some call it "In-laws Quarters" But the official name is ADU.

[@AfricanUSA-th9ov]

​@concernedparent6291 Too Small For In-law Quarter. Too Tight. Our In-Law Are Staying With Us In The Main House Here In Illinois USA. We Also Have A Full Finished Basement With 2 Bedrooms And Full Bath And Kitchenette That Is 1,000 Sq.ft That They Can Stay If They Want Privacy.

[@pandassassinoverlord9252]

My brother, good job but that house with no full bath except shower is not worth $100k.

[@thenigeriannomad]

Thanks for chiming in :)

[@lukside]

How with the BQ take a bed? Nigerian developers need to do better

[@milesoliver9764]

100 million

[@hopemorrison2367]

I dont like such high ceilings not a cozy feel

[@DO-pf1ls]

Good idea but very poor finishing. Apparently the workmanship in Naija still hasn't improved in 2024

[@thenigeriannomad]

@@DO-pf1ls it has improved a little bit still got ways to go.

[@alex3walexband3w19]

If people pay fair wages then they can get good workmanship. The culture is to price and price and seek low fees but want a high standard of work. Like paying Kia price and expecting Benz quality. That is one of the issues in Nigeria.

[@thenigeriannomad]

@@alex3walexband3w19 this also is a problem but paying high price doesnt guarantee you will get a skilled person to do thr job the right way.

[@DO-pf1ls]

@@thenigeriannomad I agree with you

[@valokoli6610]

DECENT SIZE BQ? Nigerian developers need to do better!!!!

[@actionfilmschannel926]

Horrible toilet

[@arohaodufu7998]

Very cheap, u can always change them man…

[@thenigeriannomad]

Thanks for chiming in