EXPOSED: The Hidden Agenda to Drive Igbos Out of Lagos - What You Need to Know! | KK Show S01 E01

[@edenoasis]

WHAT DO YOU THINK? Share your thoughts in the comments below. Do you believe there's a concerted effort against the Igbo tribe, or is this just a rumor blown out of proportion? How can investors navigate these turbulent times? Listen on Apple Podcast: podcasts.apple.com/ng/podcast/the-kk-show-key-to-keys/id1761369506 Listen on Spotify: open.spotify.com/show/2jQP03KEpQLM0rtJeQA76Z?si=6jyMVCqJRUqKgO68KWS6kQ Available on all podcast platforms.

[@oyigbomichael3321]

As an Igbo man I Nigeria avoid buying house in Lagos invest at home

[@nnafem3065]

Best Nigerian podcast right now!!! Keep it up!

[@edenoasis]

Thank you.

[@DorcasDiaries]

I really enjoyed watching this episode. Can you bring real estate lawyers on your next episode? It would be nice to hear from them too

[@mikeobasi9177]

It’s untrue that real estate in Lagos is safe. Real estate in Lagos is rather SLIPPERY because many developers and realtors combine to sell unapproved and even undocumented property. Why would developer and realtor sell property they have not verified only to tell an unsuspecting buyer to go and do due diligence?

[@Fantasyworld_101]

​@@mikeobasi9177actuallyyyy

[@chudejideonwo825]

This is such a smart play, Confidence to do this show and own this niche. So excited for you!

[@springlove9719]

Buying properties in lagos at your own risk

[@fidelisogirie8590]

Gbam

[@fidelisogirie8590]

Free l don't need

[@monsuruajibowo8543]

Go to south east thats what we want

[@AmoseaInvestment]

It's now that your eyes clear abi. But too late. Sorry​@@monsuruajibowo8543

[@AmoseaInvestment]

​@@monsuruajibowo8543your land already finished. We are investing in our region now. Because there's no more land in lagos state

[@OlutayoAdeyinka]

Confidence, confidence, thank you for this. These guests did not only confirm the existing issues but also suggested solutions. Especially with providing approved agents, consultants, realtors. More information we get, more safe and secure we feel. It helps with easing into business and investments a lot better. No, thank you, this is fantastic.

[@edenoasis]

Thank you for your thoughtful comment! We're glad to hear that the guests' insights were helpful. Our goal is to provide information that makes investing and doing business in Lagos feel safer and more secure. Your feedback means a lot to us!

[@DamolaAdegbesan-k4b]

This mentality of you cannot afford it? All this mentality of a dog eat dog....I second these suggestions, don't listen totally to these guests. Most importantly they are businessmen. We have a scattered system designed to frustrate you. 1. How on earth are fake (genuine) c of o gotten? 2. Illegitimate land and illegitimate people is that not the government's responsibility? 3. Why should the government revoke c of o? Even the government is a scam... 4. Why is the search too long....this issue Pastor Matthew addressed with empathy. The government has failed. Period. 5. Back and forth for over 3-4years just to confirm property 6. Safe for anyone who wants to buy but the system is rubbish....which means the system and government can turn and rubbish you just like they did Paul Onwuanibe. Landmark properties. 7. Coordinates, surveyor general office, charting, all is shrouded in secrecy because even the offices have cabals all over that ensure to frustrate you. Corruption everywhere. 8. Lastly these guys just want to sell the market.

[@johnoladele7259]

​ So, are you a qualified professional or just hear-say zombie followers? They're giving you good advice to protect you from falling foul of the states land acquisition law and development. Don't be an ingrate.

[@kunleadebayo4208]

Way to go, investing in LAGOS! No fears at all any day any time. I love that part of proxy developer and proxy realtors. Keep up the work Confidence and the Agba developers. Well done Sirs

[@milesoliver9764]

Investing in Lagos now is a huge mistake 😮

[@wale4862]

Why ?

[@geenariversthedealer]

People said the same thing 20 years ago, now they are buying houses in the same lagos at exorbitant prices because they had this same mindset.

[@davidjuma8530]

Please Igbos migrate to Kenya. We love you. We love your resourcefulness. Your Luo cousins are ready to host you

[@ennykad1]

And the Kenyans will chase you out like they chased out the Indians in Kenya.

[@monsuruajibowo8543]

The kenya have been crying about ibos over years

[@nuridinadams9219]

Why don't you advise them to migrate to Afghanistan or Kazistan? Dindinrin.

[@AziengbemiJustice-tw2ch]

Facts! I'm scared to buy a house in Lagos for lack of government regulation. I'm heading South instead.

[@johnsonjohnson2583]

I wanted to buy last year but immediately I realized that they are targeting Igbo people to demolish their properties for political reasons, I quickly told my cousin for the one he found that I'm not interested anymore. Early this year, one of my cousins called again and I said to him, how dare you advised me to buy property in Lagos and since then, I see him as a selfish person.

[@dailysport2477]

and they dont demolish in the southeast too.

[@ebele8870]

​@@dailysport2477we no dey buy. Period. Go get Yoruba Ronus to buy

[@Jimmysteeve]

​@johnsonjohnson2583 you are one of the people who believed houses 🏘 demolitions were targeted at igbos. When clearly those on the panelists openly said he got nothing to with ethnicity rather people are not doing their due diligent to aquire the properties before they build on the land. Then when the government demolished it they will crying of hating the igbos

[@brainoverbrawn3404]

@@Jimmysteeve These people are in the real estate business, it behooves them to say there's no such nepotism in the business that they are involved in. I don't know if the Igbo are being targeted either, but I'm not going to dismiss the allegations because these guys said so. Discrimination and tribalism are very real in Nigeria, and we've seen it expressed in very ugly ways in Lagos recently.

[@ONLYME3020]

What a surprise👌🏾👏🏾 welcome to the KK show! Hello Confidence

[@edenoasis]

Hello! 👍🏾

[@anthonyojugbana320]

Diaspora remittance will definitely SKYROCKET once we have a stable source of electricity. Electricity is the fuel for progress. Nuf said!

[@edenoasis]

Valid point 👍🏾

[@johnoladele7259]

You can say that a million times. I'm not investing until I see a stable 24/7 power supply in the country.

[@dubemellit2932]

These are business guys who earn their living selling properties in Lagos….. As an Igbo person I would be foolish to spend 1Naira in Lagos on land or housing….

[@ebele8870]

You get wisdom

[@Jimmysteeve]

No one beg you

[@joem551]

​@@ebele8870Exactly, any Igbo person who listen to rubbish will have him or herself to blame. Don't be fooled. If you are Igbo, don't invest in Lagos. Your investment is safer in Afghanistan under Taliban rule than in Lagos.

[@steveadeoye9128]

Are state governments in the eastern part of Nigeria not been demolish the thing is do diligent research before buying and don't bribe your way to buying landed property simple

[@Southernview3k]

​@@steveadeoye9128 Most of the land properties the Igbo bought are directly from the family and Estate properties from the same developers in the studio. Everything is all a scam.

[@realestateng]

As a realtor I have learnt so much. Thank you so much Confidence 👏👏

[@gabrielnwandu3332]

How do we know an authentic broker? We here in diaspora are interested in investing real estate, but discomforting stories about brokers, agents and even Government agents is putting brakes on our dreams. As I watched this program, I am reviving the interest. More of this please!!

[@ConfidenceA]

Hello. Your concerns are valid. Kindly call the numbers in the description for free consultation.

[@fatoyinbostella9777]

You are very correct in your concerns, but we still have trust once available.

[@raphaelekugum1160]

The idea that the properties being demolished are property on right of way isnt entirely true.. the destruction of the beach front property belonging to LandMark is an example. Also, most people whose property were demolished had their document approved by the state, so that begs the question, why did the gov office approve the documents if the lsnds are on right of way? And whose fault is this?. To make it worse, the take no account or responsibility for the failure emanating from their side. This does not fill investors with confidence, especially if you can destroy the asset of a multimillion dollar owner in the manner they did.

[@johnoladele7259]

I have raised this question with the State government online, to date I haven't received a reply. I wonder why. Therefore, those whose properties in the concerned area were demolished and who have their documents from the state's land registry should get specialist land/property/lawyers to take up their case in court.

[@fatoyinbostella9777]

Was super amazing i love what you are doing confidence. Watching your step. God bless you ma.

[@adelefahm]

Panelists Can you please but together a buyers guide and publish it? People will buy it ...Thanks

[@cajethanemeka7528]

This people can say anything they like. Take your investment to where it is safe to avoid demolition. Business man will want to tell sweet stories to be in business, when your property is demolished the money is gone.

[@consortiumexpert]

I love this, I enjoyed the entire 1.42 hours. Thank you, Confidence.

[@edenoasis]

Thank you for watching.

[@kayodeesther2703]

Thank you for this! We need more of this

[@teaforum9520]

Japa to japada! No worries i dey plan my japada like this 😂. Thank you guys for this information. I strongly never let anyone discourage me when it comes to investing in real estate. Atleast i can fully japada at the age of 45 ( in 10 yrs ). Thanks yall and thank you confidence. You ve always been the best in the industry! ❤

[@edenoasis]

Thank you for your feedback 🙏🏾

[@OBINNAONIKE]

These men will Not stand for you when they come for your property..

[@innocentamaife4530]

Where you wan see them when bulldozers don show 😂

[@adelefahm]

@ Eden oasis can you bring panelists from other parts of Nigeria? Ibadan, neighbouring areas to lagos, abuja, porthacourt etc and other potential hotspots to keep an eye on...

[@arinzecollins818]

The igbos should not be deceived again to invest in lagos state. Don't allow this guys to gaslight you.

[@monsuruajibowo8543]

Yes ibos must go across Yoruba land not only Lagos

[@modrikisadopted6337]

In 2014, Igbos to where inside Nigeria? Are Nigerians this primitive and backward in their social thought and minds? It's a dream. Let's say so. Or it's the media that has perhaps lost their essence. Vucious Western politics frightened and caused Southern Cameroun to vote to join Grench Camerun in the 60s. The violent, deadly perspnality politics in South of Nigeria caused so much apprehension across Africa and the World. But the Northern Nigeria would seamlessly merge with Northern Cameroun and till today no on reminds N.C. of being Camerounians of the 60s. Recently the bitter polirics led in the South by media, began to call Atiku, a Camerounian. What a shame and disgrace on Nigeria i.e Southern Nigeria. The North integrated well and it's a gr8 achievement and a testament to superior politics in the North to the ever divisive rancourous greedy Southern politics. Even d all the resources, even the South cannot make plans and progress their societies' fundamentals. Looking confused and helpless as ever. But how can such a gr8 people be bedeviled by leaders from hell who care not for the generality of the people?? Ruled by wasters and monkey minded cartels and con men. Oghene bikor They have turned everyone into mental health case. ​@monsuruajibowo8543

[@WoleBabayeju-vw8qt]

@@monsuruajibowo8543 yes i agree with that, please take your investment back to your region and develop that space

[@chuksogo1114]

You are doing well! Please make more of this go viral!

[@GUYANAECHO]

Thank you for this wealth of information .Very insightful

[@oliverichhomes]

Waoh great job my mentor @Eden Oasis

[@edenoasis]

🙏🏾

[@benjaminalaeto8608]

Building in Lagos for now is on your own risky as igbos.

[@meyinmeyin8224]

Go and invest in tge east, lagos are for decent ppl not noise makers

[@t-boy2188]

@@meyinmeyin8224is by force to live in Lagos , abeg . Igbo should go back to east if they wants to be nuisance and can’t follow rules and regulations

[@FaithMekwuyeDaniel]

Dumb and dumber noice maker ​@@meyinmeyin8224

[@ezeabikwaeric3628]

I feel ur pains after selling ur fathers land ,after now go and protest because of hunger as usual 😅😅😅😅​@meyinmeyin8224

[@Patriotic-h2j]

​@@ezeabikwaeric3628 my friend go to the east and invest

[@donfabuloushomes]

Very good conversation. Kudos to madam confidence

[@Jesus0012-y4d]

Thanks for showing this, Confidence.

[@edenoasis]

🙏🏾

[@tigerinthecityalozie2812]

Decentralisation is the future. Lagos is over-crowded.

[@OlaQuad]

Kudos to the video editor

[@jrors93]

Thank you for sharing this here, Confidence.

[@edenoasis]

🙏🏾

[@graceland395]

Ndi Igbo, cha nu anya!!! They have told you to go back to your place. Someone who is not welcomed to a place should not buy or build property there. They don't need your own investment. After all, you are not adding value to their economy they said. Be wise!

[@appleg4765]

Go back to where? When Yorubas leave the US and UK, Igbos will leave Lagos. Yorubas wants tto bring civil war upon Lagos.

[@graceland395]

@@appleg4765 it's not civil war. They can do it the civil way by supporting the referendum of all igbo people in all the states where we are indigenous.

[@Patriotic-h2j]

​@@graceland395 Are u igbo

[@kingsleyehapa5446]

Very insightful discussions. Why is that the bias, is that due diligence was not done either by Developers or Property Owners, let us not forget that there seems to be no transparency in the whole permit, approval thing. Let the government, be straight with the rules, Let there be a portal where prospective buyers can go and valid a potential deal before paying. It is not anywhere near black and white you know with these approvals.

[@TochukwuOkafor]

What made te rumor believable was some prominent SW twitter handles were mocking and jeering those Igbo people whose houses were demolished. There is even an adviser to the state government who were liking the tweets of those mocking the pain of thee Igbo people that there houses were demolished.

[@tigerinthecityalozie2812]

For these men to have come out to put this topic on the top burner means the real estate is now struggling in Lagos. The shit has hit the fan.

[@gerardonochie3408]

They are in the business they are not going to be spill on the beans.

[@byndalettofrancisoko9862]

They confessed as much in the intro when they were shifting from one reason to another. Dem say na diaspora remittance short and dem no fit remember when last dem build or sell. Very pedestrian economics. hehe

[@emmyfication]

My advice to these hard working young developers is to stop wasting their energy because most of the places has been sold out which would still cause problem in the future. Your government was never been honest especially at this time ,the country going through separation . Yoruba got his sovereignty and Biafra going through separation but that government does not want the people to know what is going on .And this is reason they do not want the media to talk about it.

[@taknoef9195]

lovely podcast, thanks

[@nkereuwem1]

Madam, u are always an authentic voice in real estate development. Your voice alone is captivating. But I don't believe Lagos is safe to invest in; whatever they may say, Lagos is not safe for investment. I've many reasons to buttress my claim.

[@samsonomomoisuku8725]

This awesome seeing this, but I must say this issues that are raised here are very true and I think you guys should first educate and enlighten those cut and nail Agents and trust me I did a little bit of property agency in Benin before I moved to the UK. People wants to invest but the process is too stressful and people are afraid to spend money on getting the genuine info on a property.

[@adelefahm]

So if all of these thing have approval, why do they have flooding issues in Lekki?

[@michaelnmarkwe4985]

This was very insightful

[@bradedotun_1]

I would appreciate more of this. Would also be one of the guest one day. Thank you Eden Oasis.

[@edenoasis]

🙏🏾

[@buway1]

NO IGBO PERSON OR DIASPORA SHOULD EVER INVEST IN LAGOS!!!!! U will cry tears!

[@badejostephen1582]

Eye opening PodCast!

[@chidiebereokere8543]

I was at the verge of buying a property in Lagos, then I watched Remi Tinubus video of inheriting igbos properties, I went straight and bought my properties in Enugu and that was the best move of my life

[@realestateachievers]

Now this is great Content! Big Thanks to Eden Oasis.

[@ChimezieTerra]

Yeah, I love this

[@edenoasis]

Thank you

[@ChimezieTerra]

@@edenoasis oh my God, you are highly welcome 😁, IAM a big fan

[@Lunar_el]

Even if it has approval if the government find out a piece of land they didn't think was really profitable and find out you sell your property for a outstanding price they will wont to take it back

[@Cruxville.estates]

How do you mean?

[@Lunar_el]

@@Cruxville.estates how do you mean is not a correct sentence...but it's self explanatory greed and corruption is going to have it fall off just like calabar and obudu resort n cross river attraction sites

[@notjustbaggish]

😂😂😂😂 Dey play. Even Dangote wan sell hin refinery today. Who wan play with hin money should go ahead 😊😊😊

[@diepiriyegiftparisg2993]

😂😂😂 Dangote no fit sale him refinary o

[@faskwillad4765]

That why we say you guys gullible and follow follow like zombies. Dangote only protest and his voice is heard loudly by authorities concerned, that declaration was important just like the famous Emilokan strategies that you people misunderstood but later make Asiwaju becomes the president because you guys did a very good job to market him.😂😂😂 Dangote is not selling the refinery likewise the Igbos are not ready to leave Nigeria as being widely speculate. It's just a gimmick because we said you should go but instead you rant and never wants to amplify it that you guys are ready but rather continue to rant and cry and play victim cards. We know you can't survive without Lagos and southwest with your container economy.

[@uncledotun]

The question is how can you trust the government not to change their data after doing complete due diligence. Question 2 How do you explain the LANDMARK case?

[@uniaz1601]

exactly they can chnage their mind at anytime i they want to. that is why there is no trust for the market now

[@ikemmanuel7859]

The land act in Nigeria stipulates that all lands belong to the government. The government can demolish your house and compensate you if there's a need to construct a road there. There's nothing hard here to understand. Other beaches were also affected along that corridor.

[@raphaelekugum1160]

That's not a sufficient or satisfactory answer... Furthermore. The compensation allegedly paid does not reflect the true cost of the investment .

[@Southernview3k]

​@@ikemmanuel7859 Penny compensation that worth nothing.

[@emmanuelonwunali]

​@@raphaelekugum1160Thank you my brother that is what some people don't know.

[@factsfacts3461]

This podcast and the topic about real estate viability for consumers could not have come around at a very good time for me. This has helped ppl like myself in the diaspora to seriously buy especially on the Island. I've been in he United States for over 30 years and this is the kind of information I needed to hear to start my mission back to Lagos, Nigeria.

[@edenoasis]

Thank you so much for your comment! We're thrilled to hear that this podcast resonated with you and provided valuable insights. If you have any specific questions or topics you'd like us to cover in future episodes, feel free to let us know or reach out to us; we are just an email or phone call away.

[@factsfacts3461]

Thank you so much for reaching out to me. I believe other topics of interest would be having access to see the specific documents on a website, option of mortgages with fair financing products, and the ability to see a 3D panoramic video of properties on websites like Nigeria Property Centre, PropertyPro, and Privately Property.

[@samueldarchibong9841]

Hello confidence 🇳🇬🇯🇲🇺🇲🇯🇲🇳🇬🇯🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇳🇬🇯🇲 I've following you for couple of years now and I definitely appreciate your efforts in the real estate industry. Honestly what some of us even though am from the north i don't find it funny the way Nigeria and Lagos state is treating the igbos. I have some land bought in Lagos and irrespective of all due diligence done am not too motivated to build.

[@Jimmysteeve]

How are they treating the igbos? You build house 🏠 on unauthorised place and they demolished it you plying a victimhood

[@josephachor7941]

Investing in Tinubu Lagos is a huge risk

[@dftpropertypro]

Brilliant Discuss

[@calico26430]

Please stay away from Lagos properties. Igbos Start developing your regions because all this Yoruba Ronus seems to have a hidden agenda . My candid advice would be to take your investment to the east to avoid shedding tears.

[@Patriotic-h2j]

Couldn't have said it better ibos must not invest Lagos but of course other tribes can

[@ndukaemmanuel-vl1wh]

Lagos state government is deliberate about their quest to get at people,what would you say about the market at alaba int,and other parts of the state The truth is,is not safe to invest in lagos.... thinking of landmark beach demolition This guys has investments in lagos are driving a narrative

[@Patriotic-h2j]

U bitter ibo ppl think whatever like , it all ends here on social media

[@ChibuikeAnidiobi]

​@@Patriotic-h2j see all those buildings they are destroying for that lagos calabar high way was approved by the same government, if investors in the diaspora hear about it they will not like to invest here. And you know that the owner of land mark lived in London with other business associates .if they where ever considering of investing in lagos they will not invest again .

[@Patriotic-h2j]

@ChibuikeAnidiobi well think again because we know the benefits of the road from Lagos to calabar. The amount af massive development it will to SS region. People should just wake up one morning and just want to make it a tribal thing. We have always complained about how nigeria lacks in infrastructure development but now that is happening it is bad thing. So much confusion everywhere. But anyways I can assure that that Lagos and calabar road is still ongoing and will be completed and all those haters will not leave to see it. Peace

[@patrickutomoibor4017]

Over dependence on Diaspora remittances would not transform our economy it will help stabilize but also these remittances needs to be projected and protected ! Accountabilities and responsibilities should be on the table … you get scammed today who do you hold responsible? Also, why is Lagos and Abuja the only viable real estate market destination in Nigeria whilst there are other 34 states ?

[@consortiumexpert]

The growth of a property market is a function of population, existing infrastructure, the income level of the people there, and the government's development plan for the place. Properties are human business, and they are useless or less useful without people's patronage. It is also about the law of demand and supply. Lagos is populated with a growing level of infrastructure and there is a huge demand for properties. Hence, it is more profitable to invest in Lagos than in any place where the aforementioned factors are grossly lacking.

[@emmylast6818]

The Hausa will come to Igbo land with hundreds of trailer of tomatoes and yam and after selling he pockets his money in his shokoto and heeds north, not even sleeping in a hotel, rather he sleeps outside the mosque or at alahausa areas in Igbo land. But the Igbo man will go to Lagos, Abuja and other places, establish business, buy or build houses and do nothing in the east, 2 years later, tinubu and his likes will come and chase them out. Now, who is wiser, the Hausa or the Igbo? Ndigbo, open your eyes and just do as the Hausas do! Take 95 percent of your wealth home and the time is now.

[@notjustbaggish]

Very clear.

[@onyedikachukwumiracle]

You are right Sir 👍

[@chuksogo1114]

This your useless campaign should stop! No one has the power to chase any tribe out of lagos as long as Nigeria remains! Go and read or invest then invest also the n your East!

[@judeskylabardooo8286]

​@chuksogo1114 foolish Igbo man. You cannot read the handwriting on the wall?

[@ermaugo8467]

​@@chuksogo1114No body has the power? Be kidding yourself.

[@ChineduOgbu-x5y]

Enugu (When the New Smart City is Done), Cross Rivers (When new Port is Up and Running). This Places will be the next big thing in the next 5-10yrs.

[@kingsleyogbuka9963]

Igbos are wisa now,come and invest in south east developer

[@ebele8870]

Gbam. Properties in the South-East are appreciating very fast too so there's money to be made there

[@FERESE]

All parts of Nigeria should be developed. Lagos is congested.

[@Patriotic-h2j]

​@@FERESEagreed all parts of the country needs to be developed 😊

[@ugboajajoseph6713]

Confedence do you do due diligence for all the property you advertise for your clients or envisaged clients?.

[@edenoasis]

Hello. As attested by the panelists, Eden Oasis, a reputable brokerage, will conduct thorough due diligence before bringing any property to the market.

[@laurenceabilunier9539]

It is true. There’s is a surgical operation by the present administration in lagos to discriminate against Igbo’s in lagos, It is politically driven. We all saw what Thugs did to voters. Please Igbo’s do not buy. If you buy it’s at your own peril. The same surgical operation were used by the last administration mainly Housa’s under baba Ngida regime to cripple every avenue of promotion of foreign trade in the eastern region in favour of the Yoruba’s who would later claim lagos as theirs. That brought all Igbo’s that was trading effectively in ABA to lagos. I guess Baba Ngida learnt that near home was also required or part of the Youruba Housa agreement to be cantered on, then began and still on going on the development of Abuja.

[@felixolopade1781]

In our country,we don’t standardize our industries.There needs to be a real estate commission tasked with the licensing of Realtors/Brokers etc. There needs to be ethical/legal/industry operational qualification for transaction of real estate.

[@onyekaokonkwo78]

How do you explain beach that was demolished

[@Megapastor]

I do not agree with the notion that it is the Diaspora’s responsibility to build a nation. Less than 1% of Nigerians live abroad. It is the Federal Government’s responsibility to build Nigeria 🇳🇬 🙄🤷🏾‍♂️

[@MaggieIgoni]

👍👍👍😳

[@OghoghoOtobor]

No mind they how many Nigerian in diaspora. People that buy meaga property how Nigeria that living in Nigeria like politicians political contractors business men. Military contractor Navy contractors police contractors etc

[@DamolaAdegbesan-k4b]

Kudos to secretary but you guys can hold this government accountable and responsible for better systems.

[@obainoaw]

A property investor need to first understand the process and what might likely be the outcome of property investment. I engaged a lawyer for due diligence and he came back and convince me to buy it was eventually i found out the land was seriously emcumbered but Then i have bought already. Also what would you say about a land that was free of government encumberance during due diligence and after buying government acquired it. There is just many opaque activities witjin the government that hampers investment in lagos. Alot pf us are really regretting now.

[@frankoleghe5581]

I have a land around Abraham adesanya, fear nor let me develop am cos of the demolitions in Lagos…. All my friends has relocated to Abuja… it’s really sad

[@obunabenjamin9576]

So where are the government when people are building their house and they did not stop?

[@samueldarchibong9841]

Confidence please how can I get one of your guest to help me on due diligence and what's the cost please.

[@edenoasis]

Hello. Please feel free to email us at [e-mail]

[@Lunar_el]

The prices of everything is going up i honestly don't see small buyers really buying houses if anything the rich are having houses built and commercial places built so its pretty much for the super rich why would a Nigerian buy a house when they know they can spend lesser having the house built

[@NwachukwuEmmanuel-p3u]

These guyz are trying so so hard to sell their properties, they know its only the igbos that have the kind of money it takes to afford their lands/ properties....... The worst mistake you'll ever make as an igbo person is to buy Land in Lagos, My parents did it at 3 different locations and are now crying bitterly. Whereas the one they bought in the East, Anambra state after so many years, stood the test of time, infact they are currently developing it. Its not only not buying property in lagos, igbos should start moving their businesses to the east for peace of mind.

[@chukwunonsonwoye6123]

They don dey beg again because Igbo investment has declined

[@Patriotic-h2j]

Una feel yourself too much pls watch the video again 😂

[@KraneD]

Imagine buying a property in Lagos for 50m naira (£100k at £1 to 500naira) in 2015, that property is now worth 150m niara (£75k at £1 to 2000naira). So even though the headline price in naira went up 3 times in less than 10 years, the value dropped 25% due to Fx alone. The alternative investment had one put down £50k deposit (25%) on a £200k house in UK, in 2015, is that house is now worth £300K and my equity is about £100k. So the headline price only went up 25% but my investment doubled.

[@Kim-by5uy]

I was planning to buy land in Lagos. Won’t be doing that anymore

[@ChimezieTerra]

Yes

[@adelefahm]

People in this business need to take out insurance, insurance !! Doing your own due diligence still requires knowledge! You need to know what to look for...that is Key! Too many scammers out there

[@ChineduOgbu-x5y]

if you tell people to do thier due delegence, then it is not safe. And there is no government website where you can confirm. In shot I think the real estate sector in lagos is a big ponzi scheme.

[@AlphonseNnadozie]

And who provides the proper way to get the proper information from officials?

[@wdee-rh1nu]

Landmark beach had c of o. It got demolished with no compensation.

[@idahTV]

they keep throwing the word realtors arround in lagos. how do they come about with such titles, and who or what qualifies them?

[@ayindejonathan]

Am even confuse, when I heard igbos people saying that Yoruba hate them in Lagos, I question them how and why they are being hated no reason than demolishing their properties, and that answers is not suit to my own taste just because in any new government there must be a change in government , you can’t stop government not to do their work or project just because of igbos petty business, and infrastructures alway attract investors to come and established their businesses not petty business your brothers are ruining in Lagos so stop saying that trash again and in any given place of work or hustling , u must be obedient and lawful to the owners and rulers of the place, why will you be telling the indigenous of the land that their land is no man s land thank u

[@Olusay77]

Thank you my brother. People always have to integrate peacefully and fairly. The same problem is facing Nigerians in Ghana and South Africa and other countries today. You get to a land, you are investing or doing business but you fail to integrate and respect the culture and the people of the land. Can Hausa investor call Anambra or Owerri or Asaba or Warri no man's land??

[@joycemajek8739]

Now it is 2:21 pm. It's very unfortunate that state is not making it easy for middle class to get necessary documents ,especially building approval and C/O. ( e.g Poor people). Maybe people will have a say in the country too. Thanks

[@mhizummy2091]

As Igbo l will never in my life invest in Lagos even my children

[@Kingsohio]

With $100k cash in the States, I could buy 4 houses. Y’all recall that it’s all about mortgage system.

[@emmyfication]

Eden,are you aware that VOP staffs was arrested on August 1st because they talked about the true of what is going in your country ,they warned them and quickly released them before the news broke out. ?All of you would be shocked when the judgement come up on Nigeria government to leave Yoruba land. Yoruba has been a nation / Kingdom before Amalgamation and the indigenous people has the right to get their land back. No matter how.

[@ChikaDibia-k4i]

We Igbos want to go back to East because we want Biafra

[@ikemmanuel7859]

Keep deceiving yourself with Biafra.

[@Southernview3k]

​@@ikemmanuel7859 Deceiving yourself too in a failed country where snakes and baboons in government are swallowing public money

[@smallbiznaija-tv9364]

Bring these folks to exhibit at the Nigeria Diaspora Investment Summit (NDIS).

[@thomasolatunji2321]

Isnt it sad that we make fallaciois statement without looking at the issues of integrity of the discours. The problem today is not about people coming together, its the purpose of togetherness. As people we find it difficult to integrate with each other. It is difficult to be accepted if you don't accept one another. I suppose the issue is our education. Our social education is so bad that it is culture that bears the brunt. I still cannot understand why an Ibo man that has lived in Lagos most of his life and made fortune there could not see anything good in a yoruba man that has managed to put together the space that allowed him or her to thrive. But instead will switch allegiance to his kinsman when it comes to electing a leader for that same community he met simply because the person comes from his village or area. Is it because we do not think outside our cultural value and does not trust eachother?, or that we don't value eachother as long as we're not from the same origin? This can be very serious with expensive rammification. The way we see the world around us will determine how we integrate in it. The yoruba man in general may not see ibos as threats, but they can easily be perceived as such once the behaviour is such that undermines the rules of acknowledgement, fair attribution and overall fairplay. If you decide to pitch your camp with someone because of where they come from, its is called bigotery. Yorubas like faire play. If i have been good to you, you have no reason to be horrible to me. I don't care where you come from, allow acknowledgement of your environment, the culture, the politics and economy to determine your integration. There is a need to talk about true integration for all Nigerians whereever you live. It is imperative for people to leave their cultural bagage and biasis in their vllage whenever they're migrating to another area of the country. It is intelligent and promote social integration. I once said, if my child goes and live in the east and igboland in particular for several years, he/she would be expected to come home speaking some form of igbo and also to have some affinities that shows that he or she has been influenced by the experience and that he/she now sees an Obiajulu as a sister and Chukwuemeka as a brother not the other way round. So, as a matter of fact, what we need is education on real integration nothing else. This should be part of our school curriculum. All we need to do is do it right.

[@Olusay77]

My brother, I am really happy for your comment. I will like to connect with you on this topic. I have understudied the problems of integration in Nigeria as a Nigerian in diaspora. I realised just the same issues you have mentioned. Nigerians at large need education about importance of integration into different culture where they sojourn. Do you know that the problem facing Nigerians today in nations of the world stemmed from inability of Nigerians to integrate?? The same problem in Lagos is playing out in Ghana, South Africa etc against Nigerians. When we move to a place to live in and invest in, it's important to do the due diligence to play fair, engage legally and integrate with the mind to live fairly and not with the mind to usurp dominance or control because you don't want others to usurp dominance or rulership of your own land and culture

[@kaosarasulaimon8324]

This is a very educating and interesting video. I learned so much for this episode. Thank you Eden Oasis for bringing this up. Thanks to the guests for shedding light on this important topic.✅ God bless you all!

[@raschykenwagbo2821]

But who sold the land to the builders?

[@joycemajek8739]

How can I get you. Thanks

[@edenoasis]

Hello. You may email us at [e-mail].

[@christianokonkwo7478]

Please comment on those developers that use the house the want to sale to collect loan from Bank without telling the buyer. There is a Lien on the property. You should have asked those questions to them. Or properties being seized by EFCC or AMCON and buyers don't know. The problem is not only CofO , or title, alot of shady stuff happens that make buyers run.

[@raphealkolawole9161]

Why are they all saying Lagos is not safe for Igbos. Because someone built a house on government land and the house is demolished what does that have to do with all Igbos.

[@Patriotic-h2j]

Tell me about ppl are just clout chasers honestly

[@Laygos]

I can truly feel for those who may have lost out in property investment in ❤Lagos. ❤Lagos works for the hundreds of thousands who have invested from the disapora, and many now live in ❤Lagos. Experiences are NOT the same for everyone, just like investing anywhere in the world. And there are those who have lost out because of PROCRASTINATION, in thinking that the properties were too expensive... try buying the same sort of property today. The choice is a personal one, and cannot be forced on others.

[@josephowunna1299]

I consider all that are being discussed as grammer, there are areas in lagos way back 70's nd early 80's that are not no go areas , those areas use to be swamp, at a time land owners start selling such places nd it is those land owners that will help the buyer to obtain the pappers covering the land from the government, such places start developing, more people begin to commut their resources into developing such places, the government who knows what such places are meant for will keep quiet, after the entire areas is developed, few years later government will come up with excuse that the area is canal or is maped out for this nd that project, where was that government when the area is being developed initially? U see it is always easy to say what somebody suffered for his life time to establish will just be destroyed just like that, those lands are sold by yorubas, Now they are feeling empty nd turning back to say those lands are wrongly builted, lgbo should go, lgbo is taking over our land. Buy land nd develop at your risk, people should avoid wasting their resources buying land in lagos

[@heritageinnovationlab3264]

These are the developers that contribute to housing scourge in Lagos. What do you expect them to say? Experience with two of them is not palatable.

[@user-qb6gu4bk9lBiafra]

We accept the challenge of Igbo must go, that's why we are fighting for BIAFRA, Nigeria 🇳🇬 needs division to save lives,that's why there's problem and protest every time in Nigeria 🇳🇬 will never work as one country.