I Toured the Most Luxurious Estate in Abuja Nigeria!

I Toured the Most Luxurious Estate in Abuja Nigeria is a video about me taking you on a luxury tour of one of the most expensive real estates in the Federal capital territory Abuja, Nigeria. If you have plans of moving to Nigeria and owning real estate, this video is for you. Do like watch and enjoy.
This week we are in Abuja, Nigeria touring one of the most iconic Estates ever built in Nigeria. This estate was built by a Nigerian and in the next video we will be sharing more about his story
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[@uxbykilian3148]

For "The Bridge" $500 000 USD is totally worth it, in my country this would cost atleast $1 100 000 USD.Great content Tayo!

[@TayoAinaFilms]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@atozofafrica181]

@@layorhskye7492 Is Nigeria responsible for your personal failure in life? Things can only get better for Nigerians. This video clearly shows improvement in the life of a country. Which country are you from again?

[@chiefs5822]

@@layorhskye7492 Doesn't matter! what matters is supply of quality apartments and the demand for quality -Essentially "Supply and Demand" 101 -Don't bring socialism into this, this is Capitalism!!! In america people buy 100 million dollar apartments even though 1% of the country has 90% of the wealth. Or better yet create the same quality and charge 50,000 naira for it

[@amandaeguale1641]

@@layorhskye7492 keep believing what you want

[@555125kevin]

@@chiefs5822 Nigeria's inflation rate is through the roof so anybody that can afford to buy a $500K USD house cash would have to be a politician who steals from Nigeria, or a Nigerian entrepreneur who makes their money outside of Nigeria (unlikely).

[@deaafn814]

I like that the furniture is made in Naija, let's continue to keep our people employed and our industries growing.

[@nothingmuch44]

and quite impressive how modern they are,. I often think that the locally made furnitures especially by the road side furniture makers are so ugly and always looks the same.

[@africanmindsetseries]

Yep, that was great to see. We need to manufacture and consume locally made products rather than importing. That's the way to create jobs and keep the wealth in Africa. It will also bring prices down as we won't have to pay import duty and taxes. Let's all be intentional about it and start buying locally made products whenever we can.

[@The_Harylaba]

@@nothingmuch44 Those roadside furniture makers don't learn new things and new techniques and technologies. It's always same old, same old

[@nothingmuch44]

@@The_Harylaba But are their known companies that produce modern furniture in Nigeria? or do they import it like from IKEA and assemble it?, I don't know if there timber processing plants that process seasoned woods for these furniture in Nigeria. the roadside guys just buy raw planks and work with it. I gave one of them a sample of an IKEA furniture of what I wanted one time ago and in his words he said " I can do much better one" but turned out he did a terrible job, zero precision and finishing,.. just exactly like most tailors do as well.

[@xazzybwoii8853]

Bro I was shocked that question was asked I don't think Nigerians import furnitures

[@ephraimkiryankusa]

Am from Uganda, Nigeria is truly the future of Africa.

[@WODEMAYA]

Abuja Connection

[@THE_MILLENNIAL_AFRICAN]

My Gee big ups .... could you tour Abuja next

[@TayoAinaFilms]

When you Dey come na ? 😅

[@THE_MILLENNIAL_AFRICAN]

Loved the collab on the celebrity estate in Lagos..... would u guys maybe consider making more content together

[@juanfernandapique7499]

Hey WodaMaya volg Sunrise Hill estate Abuja,for the estate is like city on her even still in her development stages.

[@Goforit2nite]

@@juanfernandapique7499 Sunrise Hill is not as original and crisp as this place. This place is some next-level shit!

[@marcusatim3281]

This is the beautiful country some people wan to spoil for us with tribal war,we no go greeoo,God bless Nigeria

[@Faaade_]

I love how the marketing manager so politely explained the Primary Bedroom name. I wish more people were that respectful when teaching. Beautiful Property. Thanks for sharing this. Ive never visited Nigeria and have family there seeing things like this makes me so happy.

[@paganizondasroadster1660]

You should always get the message.

[@jessicaubah]

I think Abuja has the highest number of well developed estates in naija

[@marcusatim3281]

@@d.7203 keyword "well developed" that's what He's talking about,Lagos doesn't isn't compared to abuja

[@vitalaliu8604]

Lagos by far

[@bisimedia]

Anytime I watch your videos I feel like a rich person. Thanks

[@kdorjah]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣Oooh my, I can relate

[@joelmurray4126]

Me too😃

[@ebrimabajo7473]

Relly Nigeria is powefu cuntry Nigeria is gerat cuntry am form Gambia I love Nigeria 💗💖💕💕💔💓❤💘🖤💜💛💚💙

[@godspromisesamuel5886]

Bless you.

[@abbyflagesh5012]

Nigerians love you back💙💕💞❤️❣️🥰

[@ifehansson2254]

As nice as this is, it is the lifestyle of a minority of Nigerians. Most Nigerians don't live like this.

[@solomonobihan6200]

You must be fun at parties.

[@aao449]

Guys, this is the type of quality we should be building all over Nigeria. I’ve seen eastern, southern, western, and northern Nigeria real estate and it is booming. The architecture is amazing. The only thing I would like to mention to the developers is to strongly consider greenery to soften the look of the estates/properties b/c otherwise it looks like an industrial space as opposed to warm, inviting homes. Large trees and shrubs cool down and purify the air in the environment.👍

[@tosinojo7310]

trees take 3 -5 years to grow...bear that in mind in a new estate..no be majic

[@Goforit2nite]

Thanks for pointing that out. Some think constructive criticism that points out mediocrity is hate.

[@aao449]

@@tosinojo7310 - A tree is a tree and a shrub is a shrub whether the trees are rows of seedlings or whether they choose to purchase and plant more mature trees, the point is, find and plant native, low to zero maintenance trees and shrubs. The kind of ppl looking to purchase homes in these high value estates would not mind even paying an extra $1000 for the price of their home to live in a nicely and artfully landscaped neighborhood.

[@temiladealamudun5063]

Yes 👍

[@truethots3088]

Didn't you see trees planted? Even in the middle of the road

[@sazi07]

Young Nigerians are doing big things. I'm so proud.

[@gooddaymba6641]

Africa is growing fast.

[@Da_Champion]

I don't even know that we have such properties in Nigeria as a Nigerian. This country is very massive to me even as a Nigerian

[@TayoAinaFilms]

It sure is!!

[@orukpe1]

Now you know

[@nigerdeltamirrortv9311]

You need to travel more then

[@everythingjay2150]

Travel more

[@slysteel7227]

Get of the ghetto and get inspired

[@BuhlebzNetwork]

The giant of Africa at her best Nigeria at another level I like what I see Tayo indeed the world is coming to Africa now there is a lot to come 🇿🇦

[@darrenjones159]

Black San Like You Will Go Far in Life.

[@EvelynAmbrose]

How can I be living in Abuja and yet not know this, funny enough very close to my house😭😭😭. Madt ooo. E choke thanks Tayo

[@TayoAinaFilms]

E chokeeeee 😅!!!

[@kenduzouir]

Evelyn Ambrose: I guess its because of work or may be the estate is not your normal route.

[@scottmccall1560]

E choke... Imagine I don't even know this kind of thing exist in abuja

[@emmanuelo7771]

Now, these houses are worth the price; not the ones we see in Accra, Ghana.

[@nippypinto]

From here on, during the course of my life, I will call my bedroom, my primary bedroom. Thank you for the realization. Bless you guys. 🌺

[@aframaco9491]

Or you could also call it your principal bedroom!

[@Addi_Teacha509]

Primary, main, 👍🏿

[@POBoxAfrica]

This is the first time I'm watching a video about real estate in Nigeria and screaming because of the cutting edge building and the master mind behind the planning.

[@JamesRitala]

Man. This video just gave me a perspective on how beautiful Nigeria is. Thanks Tayo. I'm from Zimbabwe, and based in South Africa, and for a long time we always thought the best infrastructure in Africa was South Africa, but looking at this I have to say I'm mindblown by Abuja.

[@cyberculture4185]

If you live in Abuja, you won't understand when others complain about Nigeria..... Stable electricity supply, great infrastructure, relatively safe and has very little traffic, came to Lagos after 25 years of leaving in Abuja, I got to understand Nigeria from a different perspective all over again, I wish every state in 9ja was as clean, planned and developed like Abuja

[@ekinematics]

True, however there are states that are cleaner than Abuja.

[@yemol9454]

Cyber Culture I think the problem in Lagos is overcrowding, bad roads, bad infrastructure and bad governance. The governor in Lagos now is the worst ever and does nothing.

[@kenduzouir]

Abuja was planned from scratch before the masses moved in.

[@ObaOrisha]

@@kenduzouir. Good comment, you’re the only one that got it. Abuja was a bush and it was easy to plan. Also government bought a lot of lands from the indigenous so it gave them the opportunity to plan it unlike Lagos where everyone is a land owner.

[@ObaOrisha]

@@kenduzouir Lagos state government can also do the same in Epe since it has a lot of forest and develop it like Abuja or have a master plan like Abuja

[@omoakin5619]

I cant wait for the $125,000 duplex to be completed. I am getting one for sure. Hopefully it will be done by December. I needed a get away crib from my hustles in the US!

[@pcbossonline]

Such a stunning architecture. I think aside SA, Nigeria has one of the best Real Estates in Africa. Thanks Tayo for another great content.

[@lionessproud1984]

I love Nigerian architecture.

[@Mimi-nr6jx]

One of the few Nigerian properties I've seen so far that I can say is spacious, classy & reasonably priced.

[@Isiejeme0829]

There are tons of them.

[@talk2luqman]

Some people do not know that Lagos is actually one of the smallest cities in Nigeria. They have to manage their lands unlike the other states

[@serendipityjl234]

I'm confused. How is this reasonably priced?

[@mokatseling4689]

I agree. Very nice. Even well planned outside as well. Very good looking

[@TheWorldofSam]

LOL. This statement can only come from someone who has only been exposed to Lagos properties. You need to broaden your horizon...even beyond Abuja, and you'd find the real gems.

[@nothingmuch44]

The contemporary design and architecture is just incredible.

[@Light-oz5pv]

Mukhtar is the most intentional marketing manager I’ve come across. I noticed that he uses his words intentionally, makes you feel welcome and as though you already own the place, and seems very knowledgeable about the values and vision of the company. Love it!

[@ane1315]

I agreed

[@millinguay4906]

Houses in Nigeria are so beautiful and the prices are unbelievably cheap. I hope houses in Ghana would be this affordable and nice. T

[@jonesm7230]

This is definitely interesting, I’m Zambian but even I would love to own a home in this estate. They’ve really outdone themselves 👏

[@Sanita77608]

This is Nigeria🇳🇬 i really miss this country I hope to build mine someday,love from the Netherlands 🇳🇱thanks you Tayo

[@juliabee4229]

OMG! Nigeria is beautiful. This is my prayer for Liberia one day, keep up the awesome job Tayo.

[@kapambwekapambwe4131]

I don't care what anybody says, Africa is on the raise. There so much opportunity down here in the mother land. The negative reviews we see on tv and the internet only reflect a small fraction of the entire country. Overall, collectively we can change the narrative of how Africa is shown to the world. Great content Tayo

[@RealJennyTv]

See my smile 😃 😀😀😀😀 watching this gorgeous 😍 estate wow 👏 Nigeria 🇳🇬 to the world 🌎 ❤ Tayo buy your sister one house 🏠 😊 na 😊

[@isaacodeh]

This estate defines luxury

[@cyberculture4185]

Property development in Abuja way more advanced than Lagos

[@edigeorge548]

abuja have a master plan

[@neggro123]

Only the rich places are developed in Lagos, thats the go to compare the mainland to island

[@goodboykay6879]

Of course. When our politicians embezzle so much millions, how else would they launder it?

[@ifeanyiasuzu7653]

Money in abuja way way different from that in Lagos

[@abutusundaypeter2464]

Very accurate. And the environment is serene and awesome!!!

[@darrenjones159]

"Indigenous Africans" not Caucasians whose Ancestors moved to Africa from Europe Built Abuja. Nigeria is Most Powerful Black Nation/Location on Earth." When you Wish Nigeria Well you are basically wishing yourself as an African Well. Success of Nigeria = Power of Africans Worldwide.

[@realdudevision2746]

There is bad blood between SA and Nigeria 😁 is it possible to be happy for both.

[@tombimashri8149]

Why can we not be happy forceachothers countrys and people must everything be me me. Africans wecreally need gk chabge our mindset of jelousys and learn to give credit where credit is due, and also call a spade a spade. We shouldn t credit bad practises if we truly want good positive change in our societys.

[@Bbb-ml4gb]

Weeeeeee

[@theonly6359]

Gosh 😮 these are beautiful including the exterior of the properties. ❤️🇿🇦🇬🇧

[@hillieduvalier]

Wow! This is awesome ..funny how we say master bedroom without giving it much though. Well I learn something everyday. Very nice . Nigeria is very tempting for real..

[@michaelcelestine6662]

A lot is going on in naija

[@Ruthlesspast]

I like that the kitchen is large with an island in a separate room, yet the transparent aquarium allows for the ‘vibes’ to flow from the living room to the kitchen.... because we all know open plan does work for serious cooking! V thoughtful love it.

[@bohemianplayermind2350]

Indeed!!

[@tkosaa3509]

So true. I'm not a fan of the open plan...at all!!! I do serious cooking and want to be in my kitchen bubble when cooking n cleaning up aftawards.

[@shamsudeen2721]

As a lagos boy like me . I prefer to live in Abuja and go for vacation in Lagos Abuja is nice I won’t lie Great content my guy #makenigeriabetterthanbefore

[@modivaluxury_hair2671]

And peaceful

[@Aa-du2jq]

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته مع اني عربي من سوريا لم افهم شي من الفيديو لكنني رأيتك في مع جو حطاب فأحببت ان ارى محتوى قناتك.. 👌😉❤❤

[@Pinspiratio_n]

Wow! This is just amazing. Nigeria has so much to offer. Proud of your work. Nigeria to the world. Come and invest ooo. Well-done Tayo!

[@ballenagetv]

Anytime i watch any video from Tayo i just miss nigeria😭

[@reantai7101]

Nice Apartment but what I realized have is that there is no covered parking for the cars in Nigeria they are just out in the open, why is that? Much Love from SA

[@smizijoy4529]

nice house 💥💥💥💥💥💥💣💣💣💣all way from RSA 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@thendothavhana6463]

its time we buy properties outside S.A

[@smizijoy4529]

yeah , it will be easy when the afcfta is fully implemented

[@TayoAinaFilms]

Thanks for watching. SA also has some of the best properties in Africa !

[@myafricanchild4491]

@@smizijoy4529 The houses were built without that your AfCFTA thing in mind. Africans buy houses in other African countries and outside of Africa and they do so without your AfCFTA. Do you ship or transport houses across border?

[@smizijoy4529]

@@myafricanchild4491 naw bro u don't understand what am talking about , afcfta allows you to move to any african country without the need for a visa

[@Hilenen]

Primary bedroom - lesson learned!

[@orduenshambe4891]

That's the only thing that doesn't make sense. So because white men were once called master , a black man can't be a master anymore? We need to let go of the past and move forward .

[@Chuby_ubesie]

@@orduenshambe4891 thanks bro. People who changed the name just did it to pander to blacks. Its silly. I am the master of my house, so my bedroom is the master's bedroom.

[@myafricanchild4491]

@@orduenshambe4891 The way you see it is not the way the white man sees it. Let's correct it. You can even write Nigerian English Dictionary and correct so many wrong things. Brazil did same to the Portuguese language, America did same to the English language.

[@orduenshambe4891]

@@myafricanchild4491 So, basically , you want to live your life based on how the white man sees things? If I am not mistaken Mr. Is short for master . Should we start calling people Primary Somebody ? Or make up another word. Slavery happened everywhere. In Africa too. Still happening in other places. It's good enough that majority of people are against it .

[@truethots3088]

@@Chuby_ubesie why would you want to be anyone's "master" or are you unconsciously interchanging master with head

[@tvs9978]

Naija is doing things!! Beautiful

[@MajorrBison]

This is a steal for sure, this would be worth more if it were LA or Miami.

[@african-history-fountain]

yeah...

[@patrickayooladokun]

Nigeria is not Maimi or LA. The money can easily be gotten in those cities and mortgages work well there than in Nigeria. The quality of these buildings also matter when comparing them.

[@Tech.Library]

The world does not start and end in America. People should stop falling for fake stories in Africa. How can smn say, this houses are more worth it in Miami. Is Nigeria not worth this houses?

[@ACCantab]

it doesnt have the benefits of LA or miami so not comparable in price

[@MajorrBison]

@@Tech.Library Because they are, unless you live under a rock.

[@binta1955]

I'll buy this for my family soon God willing

[@Blecyn]

I love the color choices and how less dramatic it is, simply unique. The floor is 👌🏽. Totally worth the price. The color of the bathroom tiles is very calming. The space is soothing.

[@hallsaga9719]

Looking forward to buying a house in nigeria , Africa's real estate is taking a big step forward

[@omoakin5619]

My man showing up this beautiful property and teaching folks about the history of the words "Master bedroom" at the same time!

[@Kinugwa]

Dude, you keep giving me reasons to stay in Nigeria.

[@emmanuelehizojie1406]

As in🤑🤑

[@evakast4874]

Wow! these are amazing! Between you, Miss Trudy and Wode Maya, we are loving the videos coming out of Nigeria. Now its cool to be African.

[@chuka_ama]

The architecture design is one of a kind🔥...One needs to travel around Nigeria to appreciate the beauty...Thanks Ta yo for another amazing Video..Can't wait for the interview with the CEO tomorrow 💪🏼💪🏼

[@MichaelEze]

I was skeptical of the video until he said primary "bedroom". You've won me over buddy

[@TochiEmenine]

TAYO AINA Lovers Gather here 🤗🥂

[@kegzferdinand7588]

😁hello from St Lucia

[@remiseunaladejana]

I love how calm this gentleman was while showing us around the house. Very patient and attentive to detail. Thank you for the Primary/Master bedroom explanation too. Thank you for this tour Tayo

[@info-ma-tics]

Nigeria Architectural work keeps improving liking the design both interior and exterior

[@rachy3259]

This is the Nigerian first real estate development I’m in love with.

[@SammiePrince]

Maan Africa is Beautiful and organized... I'm really proud to see Nigeria this beautiful. Nice content maan. I also make Videos about Africa ... Cheers.

[@pairegcang4195]

Both estates are very beautiful and this is real value for your money. I would definitely buy one of these properties if I had the means.

[@opeoluwaolabisi9115]

You can throw a party on the balcony..it is huge. Beautiful home

[@kayycharm5532]

This looks so modern and international. Have this in every state and see Nigeria grow.

[@papjin6069]

Don't think that's a great idea, poor people won't have areas of settlement

[@godwinevoh]

Growth isn't achieved by building expensive estates. Besides, wealth create growth opportunities

[@cherylnapier4349]

Most BEAUTIFUL place i have ever seen,MUCH LOVE FROM USA❤❤

[@Isiejeme0829]

Very well priced for such exquisite architecture. Things are changing fast in Naija. Thanks for sharing

[@juanfernandapique7499]

Beautiful estate,but I think Sunrise Hill estate are best in Abuja,for Sunrise estate it like a city on her own even still in her development stages. Nice work,brother,keep it coming

[@rainbow-ko2tc]

I'm glad to see that Nigerians are beginning to patronize made in Nigeria products. This couches look amazing

[@uomeata]

N129.9m??? I legit thought these houses will be double the prices. Impressive 👏🏾👏🏾

[@aniefiokvictor7940]

I'm glad guys really work hard to change Nigeria and of course Africa narrative_this is satisfactory love the tranquility of Abuja, of a truth it is plan a city no doubt. Mr Aina I'm following you up secretly and love how you are wrestling, the sky is your starting point I'm proud of you. lot of love skol for the brighter future.

[@TayoAinaFilms]

Thanks 🙏🏾

[@anasonclarke4472]

Love from Sierra Leone. Very beautiful estate

[@alexander4l_]

Love it, good video 💯

[@dainiadebusayo9577]

Quality content 👌

[@nnannaprince]

This house would be way costlier if it were in lagos 😅

[@TayoAinaFilms]

You can say that again 😅

[@monarchmoses6402]

i swear only that tv in the primary bath mirror for make am reach 3millon$

[@napoleonokugbe3110]

It also depends on the location. This place is Idu, Abuja which is not a high profile city like Maitama, Asokoro, Wuse, Utako, etc

[@JayAk-jb4he]

Thank you for pointing my thoughts out here

[@o.e.o9590]

@@napoleonokugbe3110 Utako and Wuse is artificialy not a residential area

[@ebrimabajo7473]

Abjua is beautiful city development 😍😍😍💖💔💔💔💓💓

[@nelonweke]

Stunning

[@banjijohn]

This is nice.. Great Content Tayo

[@kabaperality]

Omg! Such beauty! 👏👏🙌🙌🙌 to those behind the architectural concept!!! Thanks for sharing Tayo.

[@anon4518]

Thanks for the video, wow amazing stuff

[@alagochinwendu7736]

Beautiful content!

[@elroysquare2527]

This is more like it really nice place at good price abaju seems more like it ,great design also well done Tayo!!

[@okorostanley6594]

Tayo this is dope mennn..

[@megatronedosa]

Damn....this is dope

[@nigerdeltamirrortv9311]

Abuja is a city of estates....everyone lives in an estate or gated community; enjoyment city

[@nigerdeltamirrortv9311]

Nah, skyscrapers will disfigure the city, spoil it's natural beauty and turn it into a concrete jungle. Abuja's population is manageable and it has massive land still left undeveloped....It was carved out of several states so there's plenty of land in the FCT. For commercial use, skyscrapers are ok but if you've noticed, Nigerians don't like living in highrises; they prefer their own compounds; maybe it's a cultural thing carried from the village lifestyle where each family has a compound where all family members live

[@tosinojo7310]

@@nigerdeltamirrortv9311 yeah we prefer gardens..i can never live in a skyscraper or flat..even in London we have a house with a good-sized compound.

[@oliviaokpara8877]

@Willie Fungo I agree with u there should be skyscrapers, at least for ppl in big cities, they can have corriders. The population is large, even if there are a lot of land

[@truethots3088]

@Willie Fungo who asked for your help if we may ask? Did we tell you we don't have enough land? And what has sky scrappers got to do with modernization or in your small head a concrete jungle like Newyork is " modernization " 🤣🤣🤣🤣 as if corona has not taught us that living like that can have terrible consequences...... pls stay in your Nairobi with your small and myopic thinking and when we need your opinion we will ask for it, but after such a moronic display I doubt it. 😅😅

[@truethots3088]

@@nigerdeltamirrortv9311 thank you my brother, "saviour complex " indeed imagine the effontry and to think he claims to be Nigerian🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ballenagetv]

Tayo steady uploading bangers, you dont miss bro☝🏾🔥

[@mpendulomahlangu4391]

cant wait for the interview

[@jenthementalnoter6181]

great video!

[@chachaNJ]

finally a home that is properly staged unlike most houses in lagos

[@anabamacdonald3034]

Nice 👍🏻, I suggest you also check sun rise estate Hills asokoro.

[@ttbalog]

Awesome stuff!

[@jovicmobiletechgadgetsonli8228]

Just what we like to see...more please

[@bolaogunbayode6143]

I can't wait for the CEO's interview. Excellent job Tayo!

[@TayoAinaFilms]

Drops tomorrow! Thanks for watching

[@abdifetahibrahim9621]

@@TayoAinaFilms hi tayo can u send me ur email or whatsup I want to ask u some questions thanks

[@MPANGA101]

REAL ESTATE SECTOR IN NIGERIA IS GROWING SO FAST. RESPECT TO THE INVESTORS.

[@benchnani9539]

This is Amazing.

[@emmousa8353]

the marketing manager did a fantastic job - demonstrating absolute knowledge of his stuff

[@garyjohn1822]

I salute my Brother who came up with the Design and Architecture of these Beautiful apartments, Wow Amazing work, One Love Nigeria from uk, Its Time to come Home

[@fankenetwork1976]

Law of rotation: things always comeback to where it started--- AFRICA

[@temiladealamudun5063]

Yes

[@ki196]

Beautiful. Good job!

[@davidosei-amakye2701]

Nice video and it is very educative

[@idupaul8063]

The head of comms really knows his onions .. I enjoyed this