Is this The Most Beautiful House In Abuja Nigeria?

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[@Comfortproperties1]

Thank you for touring our listing was nice showing you around 👍

[@suntanglory]

Gabriel take AT to life camp,Efab estate,sunnyville,Asokoro extension,katampe extension and gwarinpa...She hasn't seen these estates.Cheers.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

My pleasure 😊

[@user-yz8jj2gu7h]

Stage the house!

[@Comfortproperties1]

@@user-yz8jj2gu7h the cost of doing that is so expensive but will look into it thanks

[@Comfortproperties1]

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[@HenriettaLawson-q3v]

9ja no de carry last much ❤ from Ghana

[@sandsj61]

In the western world in any big city ....That house can sell for Twenty five million US dollars minimum ($25,000,000)

[@nmg1909]

If a wooden building in America can cost like that! A block building in America should cost more then

[@Silver-l5x]

Yet our houses cost more to build than the western world Blocks vs wood and planks

[@TeeO8080]

It's actually a relatively cheap house; I have seen less impressive houses going for more in Nigeria.

[@potentiacognitionis]

@@Silver-l5x the materials are more costlier. Also, Western houses are overpriced. Everyone knows that.

[@temiladealamudun5063]

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[@Shadowbliz94]

Nigeria and money

[@emmanuelayodele7901]

Money is good so we love money

[@african-history-fountain]

Always about the Benjamins in Nigeria

[@magnusduru4174]

Africa tigress the best female content creator in Africa

[@nkupmenyir4646]

African Tygres has fallen in love with Abuja😂

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Omoooo

[@ugowilliams8437]

​@@AFRICANTIGRESS😂😂😂 we will love to have you as our Kenyan wife. Many Kenyan ladies are getting married to Nigerians. There is mutual love and respect between the two countries and their citizens.

[@kingsleyamaka9803]

@@AFRICANTIGRESS can you show us new update on katampe Extension Abuja let's see how the place looks like 2024

[@GoSeeAfrica]

​@@ugowilliams8437I'm against that idea. We ain't giving out this one 😂😂

[@godspromisesamuel5886]

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[@FredNaija]

Premium or nothing, Money is is talking💰💯 This is massive

[@aframaco9491]

African Tigress (Lioness) meets with Gabriel!!!!! Massive Collabo!!! 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!!

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

African Tigress:Thanks you so much for this new remarkable video this weekend from Abuja, Nigeria to shows these beautiful Mansions in West Africa September of 2024❤❤❤

[@jacquelinemadoo2616]

Beautiful and magnificent in the highest form. I wondered how long it took to build. Have a lovely Sunday 🎉❤

[@princeaghamiogie7154]

The house is massive and very elaborate.

[@PAbel06]

Worked in Guzape in 2021. It's actually a great market for real estate. Was on a site being developed by Federal Housing Authority. Great place❤

[@EdrisAtherley-smith]

Please we'll like you to mind full,the first set of massive buildings were on the Africa Continent, and it was much more massive than the, White House, so let's not forget Africa Continent,was the Cradle of civilization. Shout-out to my sister Africa Tigress 🙏🏽❤️☮️🇹🇹🇺🇸

[@marksuccessudegbo58]

This is heaven on earth.

[@peterv6025]

This is an amazing property and the price is even more amazing. Thank you for showcasing thos beautiful mansion. This is the house of one's dreams

[@DukenCharles]

We love so much Africa.Haiti

[@christiangideon7966]

omo this mansion no be here oooo, so beautiful

[@preciousnnanna3700]

Wow this is luxurious ❤ very beautiful

[@terwasegusha9390]

This is wonderful ❤

[@Enita823]

Beautiful...Thank you for showcasing my new home lol

[@BosunAyeni-gi6tw]

Haha😅😅

[@briantahs1841]

​@@BosunAyeni-gi6twwhy u laughing 😅😅

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

African Tigress:Thanks you so much for this new remarkable video this weekend from Abuja, Nigeria to shows these remarkable Mansions to us in great joy from West Africa 2024❤❤❤

[@AdamuMuhammad-r5b]

Why do we do artificial grass in a place you can easily maintain a natural grass.

[@beatriceowusuachaw6210]

HOUSE IS GORGEOUS AND THE

[@mandulis]

Beautiful ! ☀☀🌴🌴

[@chucky3652]

Nice house i love it ❤

[@suwedsuwed1042]

Very amazing ❤❤❤

[@tspcocktail]

Hmmmm......quite the sight

[@ugowilliams8437]

This is a massive mansion fit for royalty. Kings marry one or more wives and give birth to many children. So, this is a good choice for a king or a polygamous family. There is a space for everyone to play in without disturbance or interference.

[@OneDay-IWillTellMyStory]

Here after from Shania Kimberly live❤❤

[@nyebedaniel3871]

The love of money 💸 Hmm God oooo i love it

[@mrkendrickenoma9780]

Wow, I will never be poor

[@ibrahimabdullahim-b3p]

This is really massive

[@joycegeorge9439]

That was a beautiful house.

[@kimberlygila]

Hello lynn and nice tour of the ultra rich in Abuja and the mansion is massive so big like the white house

[@truethots3088]

This is not where the ultra rich stay.. This is where the rich stay... you should see where the ultra rich stay, This will be child's play..lol

[@roderick2722]

Pretty nice

[@joshuasabo9232]

Nice ❤

[@SadiqAbubakar-zw4bg]

African Tigress, try visit Kano before living Nigeria, you see another different aspect of the country

[@jacstvofficial4490]

You want to show the world all the Almajiri? Not good PR for Naija Abeg let’s be honest. You won’t be here when they start dragging us on the internet

[@theoadelaidabondocabe7261]

African Tigress:Welcome to Abuja, Nigeria this weekend in great joy & peace to tours this amazing Mansions in West Africa September of 2024❤❤❤Thanks you so much in joy 2024❤❤❤

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[@rotimikayode1072]

Money is good o.😮

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

True

[@tombimashri8149]

Money is good although I beleivexu could also make yrself happy with what God has given you whilst u keep going. Life is a mystery some work hsrd all their lives but never get there some are just born lucky. God Bless everyone.

[@user-yz8jj2gu7h]

You MUST stage the house (put furniture in it) if you want to sale it without delay and close to the asking price. Houses do not show well and will stay in the market for long if they do not have furniture. So, please STAGE it.

[@ajikewilliams844]

Absolutely.

[@LexiePro]

Exactly! As is, the place is huge but gives a hospital feel. I am not feeling the luxury...

[@user-yz8jj2gu7h]

For someone who is a civil engineer and has resided in the most powerful country in the world, I have several questions regarding this building such as the following: 1. Which architectural and structural engineering firm designed the building? 2. Which building code was used? 3..Was earthquake taken into consideration in designing the building? 4. Are records of the building materials available? 5. What was the brand of cement that was used? 6. What brand and yield strength of the reinforcement bars? 7. What was the 27-day comprehensive strength of the concrete used? 8. Which contractor built the building? 9. Which company was in charge of quality control? 10. Was the design of the building peer reviewed? 11. Are the structural computations of the building available for review? 12. How is the wastewater handled given the relatively small plot size? ETC.

[@sylviasworld9397]

Gabriel has been selling houses in Abuja for years, he knows what he is doing . He also has a KZbin channel.

[@truethots3088]

​​@@user-yz8jj2gu7hoversabi people. Why would earthquakes be taken into consideration when it's not an earthquakes prone area/country? Want to be writing big questions so we know you went to school as if they will have time to be responding.

[@chidiokafor-ocha4302]

Great content

[@Kelvin-gj6uv]

Nigeria is a place some people make that place seam's bad just for u to know I have a lot of Nigerian friend's here in Trinidad and Tobago and I'll always make them feel welcome pleasant goodness to these Africa's and to mention my pastor he's a Nigerian Love to here him others preach the gospel they sound's lovely education makes u'll wanna know more say Jesus Christ love you 😘

[@kiddsharklahai6387]

Can you guys share the plan of this structure?

[@printdtftransfer]

Those Air condition is outdated, i believe this kind of house should have central AC not all this old AC

[@user-yz8jj2gu7h]

@@printdtftransfer I was flabbergasted to see the wall AC units.

[@truethots3088]

People that don't have anything to write home about will be busy criticizing

[@user-yz8jj2gu7h]

@@truethots3088 How do you know that they don’t have anything to write home about. People who are ignorant do not understand the issue being discussed and are quick to blame like you. The comment about the AC is very correct. Additionally, the AC look undersized for the building. Probably the ACs were not designed by a mechanical engineer. Potential buyer would be wise to undertake due diligence. As a Nigerian residing abroad, I’m very reluctant to purchase property that I was not involved in the design and construction.

[@davidOgbonna-j3r]

People who don't even have a house criticizing. I guess you must be a south African.​@@user-yz8jj2gu7h

[@andersonojoshimite6047]

​@user-yz8jj2gu7h buy it and change the air-conditioners to your taste. There is no law that says you must preserve everything in a purchased house.

[@adstix]

Too ostentatious! The interior and exterior white walls will require regular maintenance to remain pristine!

[@AdekunleEnoch-n1g]

You've to be rich to afford it

[@patriciamatthews9390]

Beautiful ❤️❤️❤️

[@ajikewilliams844]

This is absolutely gracious, however, it's perhaps a handful of Nigerians or Africans in general who could afford this, but it's gracious.

[@african-history-fountain]

Same as everywhere else. Only a tiny handful of Britons can even dream of living in a house like this.

[@truethots3088]

What makes you think its a handful, have you seen houses in Vilages in eastern Nigeria in places like Abriba l, nnewi etc

[@sylviasworld9397]

​@@truethots3088Please reread his/her comment. I think you misunderstood.

[@truethots3088]

@@sylviasworld9397 pls reread my comment too. perhaps you too are not understanding what I'm also saying

[@Silver-l5x]

Lmao Abuja is literally filled with estate. If ppl can't afford them I don't think estate business will be booming in Nigeria

[@Shirleyowens383]

We don’t pay in the millions for an apartment in the states, But yes rent is higher now in most places in the U.S

[@truethots3088]

You pay milllions to BUY apartments in places like New york. Who is talking about renting here?

[@nuhuf]

Is it available

[@victornicholl]

HI AFRICANTIGRESS .ITS A VERY LUXURIOUS HOUSE I AGREE U WOULD NEED A NAVIGATION SYSTEM .😅BLESSINGS PRAYERS MUCH ❤

[@blackoralArt]

The house is beautiful. But It needs more landscaping and greenery like royal palms, ashoka or Ishan juju trees, potted flowers to make it look more beautiful. Our developers should incorporate more landscaping in their designs; esp Lagos developers who seem to have a problem with landscaping. Some will even put artificial grass and plants in their properties. That's so tacky and annoying. We are in the tropics, we need trees to cool the atmosphere so trees are not just for beauty alone

[@tonytony2549]

I agree. The only thing missing is natural greenery. There is too much concrete outside. But the building is very beautiful and modern.

[@user-yz8jj2gu7h]

@@tonytony2549 Please do not base your decision on what may seem to be beautiful to you. The criteria to use in real estate is location, location, location. I want privacy, security, greenery, fruit trees, big plots with neighbors far away. Then the modernity of the building layout, specifically open space, architectural and structural design, quality of construction, landscaping, etc.

[@TeeO8080]

Buy it and turn the car park area into a forest if that's your taste. Lol.

[@Oliver-l4l7t]

​@@user-yz8jj2gu7hthat is why it's for sale so that you can buy it and turn it to whatever suits you

[@FilateiDenyefa-q6x]

God abeg make I buy this house

[@tundebakare6887]

African Tigress please visit aso rock asokoro Abuja i will be your host

[@jeanguy4314]

1.55 million is cheap for a luxurious home like that Labor must be cheap in Nigeria and materisls must cheap As a Real Estate agent in Los Angele this could be the price of a house in the ghettos

[@user-yz8jj2gu7h]

@@jeanguy4314 Which ghettos? I’m a professional who has lived all over US schooling and engaged in teaching engineering. The building is NOT located in LA and most residential areas in the US cannot boast of such a building. And by the was, you’re not a real estate agent, do not live in LA, and you are homeless eating from soup kitchen.

[@oscianoroyalty2470]

That area if you live there trust me you will order it than a lot of area in the US , the serenity in the area and the house there is amazing , well planned district and also very expensive

[@briantahs1841]

I understand your point but the house is being sold in Naira and the the Naira has lost about 45 percent of its value to the US dollar in forex, thus a good time to buy such properties especially someone who wants to invest in Nigeria because in a few years when the Naira bounce back its will cost much more in US dollar

[@jeanguy4314]

I understand

[@Silver12342]

I think the district where this house is located is not a ghetto it is home to a lot of diplomat and highly influential people in the city capital. I think the reason as regards to the price has to do with the cost of Labour and the building materials most of it are source locally here in Nigeria and the raw material needed for building or construction works are available in abundance here in Nigeria. Where the most money is spent in most Nigerian mansions are on furnitures and interior of the house, and for large construction projects it will be the machineries that is if they are not available in the country. And it will still not be as costly compared to the US or UK except if they source from outside the country. And mind you this house are built to standard the pricing does not mean it is of lower standard or the house is necessarily located in the Ghettos, I can categorically speak for this one because of where it is located (Guzape) is no small area.

[@Opt1mus_2540]

Hey, don’t do that again, it’s low. The thumbnail should always be from the content.

[@ifeanyipaschal2614]

N2.5 billion is a lot of money. I dont think up to 1,000 Nigerians have that amount in liquid cash and assets, excluding those in diaspora though.

[@AvWeMetYet]

i still didnt understand the US$ conversion amount,that part wasn't clear.And it would be helpful if we know the square footage of the house.

[@sunnyyande378]

The conversion is correct. 2,500,000,000,000 / 1600 = 1,562,500 which is $1.55 million

[@Chief_Commander_MBE]

Mean If you have $1.55m you are getting the house.

[@IbrahimMohammedgaussy]

@@Chief_Commander_MBEexactly

[@NinkaBleeding]

Please where in Abuja and how much??

[@ikegomoviestv9691]

Omoooo

[@kaydenpat]

Amazing mansion.

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Are you interested in visiting Kenya?

[@magicalfootball2094]

​@@AFRICANTIGRESSis the property above still available for sale?

[@Son-Of-A-Peach411]

Fine house, but I cant buy a house of $1m in such a mid-lookin neighborhood. Maitama & Wuse2 with their tree lined streets deserve such valuations. Secondly, that compound space is small for that price. Also, no landscaping. Just a concrete floor, with gateman house 😃😃 This is like a regular mansion in South East villages. So, no no for me

[@afrikanheritage99]

I want to see the neighborhood not some real estate agents marketing ranting 😮

[@AFRICANTIGRESS]

Video coming soon

[@tanayprabhavalkar2497]

Just curious. What is your full name?

[@josephchukwubike]

Nice

[@Shirleyowens383]

Not a good idea to put an house that expensive by a apartment building, it’s like putting alcohol on the table in front of an alcoholic

[@interestingthingstoknow8975]

It's high end apartments.... location is the key...its an expensive location with expensive apartments....

[@sylviasworld9397]

It can serve as inspiration too.

[@HenryBitok-tp8de]

😂😂white house Washington DC

[@GoSeeAfrica]

AT buy the house I will be your PA 😂

[@sakhephikhanyile6544]

🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@dungakamau3774]

Wuueh

[@geraldchinedu2476]

please do your calculation well 2.5 billion naira is 15 million usd not 1.5 million usd so the mansion is worth the price

[@suntanglory]

This house explains Nigeria's major problem.2.5 billion naira for one house in Nigeria when the same money is enough to build schools for a whole state in the same Nigeria.Ondo state governor approved 3b naira last week for the renovation of the state schools and healthcare.And a house in Nigeria is going for 2.5 billion naira..It doesn't make sense.Which means someone can loot money meant for an entire state education and healthcare and spend it on just one? lf l have this much money in Nigeria,l would rather build schools for more people to be educated than buy this house.Why does anyone need 10 bedrooms?Your wife and sidechick can be living together in this house without knowing/meeting themselves.😂A lesser house with fewer rooms,bigger landscape area, greenery,plant,flower would have been be better.Thank you.

[@Favour-xmzm5]

Just shut up😂

[@aframaco9491]

All these regurgitated false and negative narratives have become crystallised as some people's facts!!! And why has it got to be a politician's house??? Strange how some people arrogate all knowledge of Nigeria's "problems" to themselves!! Let the rich and the influential breathe!! Why malign or cast aspersions on people without concretised facts??? 👊🏾🇳🇬👊🏾🇳🇬!!

[@ugowilliams8437]

It is a matter of choice. A very rich man with large family will love to have this mansion, unlike a nuclear family of 4.

[@opeyemiburaimoh4725]

Each floor for the Alhaji wives .Then Alhaji at top floor.

[@african-history-fountain]

Ignorant post. There are millions of business people in Nigeria living in all manner of mansions and duplexes, many bigger and finer than the one in this video. It's a capitalist economy. Your communist outlook will never work in a place like Nigeria.

[@JackNoel-cu7bw]

This is too much.

[@truethots3088]

For you, pls speak for yourself 😅

[@briantahs1841]

​@@truethots3088isn't to much for u Internet igbo village warrior king 😅

[@therealitiesoflife01]

It gets you no sewage system, no water, no electricity. Make sure you show us the water tank and the generator also. Am sure there is a public transport, shopping center next door. Am also sure it closer to school, hospitals and jobs. Am sure they have parks and recreational facilities there. That is what Nigerian do, they build big mansions in their village (Abuja) and it has zero of the things that have mentioned above, oh did i forgot good roads and infrastructure. That property is properly check by and engineer would fail most test! This is the fact! They cut corners at every stage to show you clubs, disco or entertainment centers as houses.

[@animalfunfacts247]

I can see how painful it was for you to watch this video😂. Abuja is one of the best planned cities in Africa, and so it checked all the necessities a city should have. Guzzeppe is one of the elite parts of Abuja, maybe you should check some videos on KZbin, but unfortunately that would add to your pain

[@Son-Of-A-Peach411]

Mumu, no city in africa ticks all checkboxes more than Abuja. Stop being a jealous mudheap

[@therealitiesoflife01]

Hear the rubbish what that guy is saying. These guys that they just got from anywhere, no skills, no education in the industry, yet he wants to tell you how much people spend on apartments and townhouses. Can he show you the data, where he got those figures from? If he does, I'll apologies for everything I have said on this video. A place where people don't think better, thinking better to them is dressing nice, is this the same people that have real data on anything, not to talk of property sales data.

[@omo0910]

You must not know what apartments cost in NYC, Miami, Singapore, City of London etc. He clearly stated other people pay that much for apartments not Nigerians pay that much.

[@nzappazapp8360]

to be honest there is nothing special about that house, the neighborhood is not that beautiful. Nigerians are obsessed with size but not architectural excellence. The land the house sits on does not justify the price otherwise the structure can be built by any average employed African cost of materials and labor is not that high

[@truethots3088]

Why are you sounding so PAINED? 😅😅😅 show us a picture of your own house first before we agree "there is nothing special here" . bad belle people as if you have seen all the houses and neighborhoods in Nigeria. Abeg shift! The land is not worth it blah blah blah. Do you even have any clue how much land in Guzape cost?

[@nzappazapp8360]

@@truethots3088 There is a difference between the cost and the worth. You can buy crap for whatever price but it is still crap

[@adstix]

​@@nzappazapp8360 the masses are easily mesmerized by gargantuan structures! It's always about the size!

[@ericaravenmoonmoon]

​@@truethots3088they sound very pained for real 😂😂😂

[@Son-Of-A-Peach411]

I agree with your point about the look of the neighborhood. I cant buy a house of $1m in such a mid-lookin neighborhood. Maitama & Wuse2 with their tree lined streets deserve such valuations. Secondly, that compound space is small for that price. Also, no landscaping. Just a concrete floor, with gateman house 😃😃 This is like a regular mansion in South East villages. So, no no for me

[@Eastcoast-oo7pj]

(Naira) value currently is useless and I think soon (Dobra) the Sao tome and princip currency will overtake naira under the criminal tiununbbu regime🥹

[@sylviasworld9397]

The TZ and Ugandan currenvies are in 3 000 's and 4000's against the British Pound but you know what ? They just get along with life. I did not hear them talking down their countries like Nigerians love to. When I was in TZ the Naira was about 700 to 1 pound. While theres was 3,000, but now 3500 to 1 pound. YET they did not behave like Nigerians in constantly downing their country.

[@Eastcoast-oo7pj]

@@sylviasworld9397 if you're not a coward then you would have understands that nigeria is ahead of those countries you mentioned here in times of resources yet nigerian currency remains the weakness not just only in Africa but globally very shameful