HOUSES IN AFRICA, LOME TOGO 🇹🇬 | WHAT ARE TOGO HOMES LIKE?

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WHAT ARE NEIGHBOURHOODS IN LOME, TOGO LIKE? | HOUSES IN TOGO, WEST AFRICA 🇹🇬
If you have been curious about what kind of houses are in Togo you may find this video helpful and informative. In this video, I will take you around the various neighbourhoods and homes in Lome, Togo. We will explore Adidogome, Baguida and then Sogbositto. They had some beautiful homes within different budgets.
So this is what Cité Mokpokpo neighbourhood looks like. Its very quiet and well organised and it had some beautiful homes as well.
According to housing finance africa.org, Cité Mokpokpo is a project launched by the Government of Togo, in partnership with private investors. The project is still under development with plans to deliver 1 000 social housing units. The project will be completed as a public private partnership with a number of Ivorian real estate operators as well as banks. Partner banks will offer mortgage loans over a 15 to 20-year term at a 7.75 percent interest rate, with no down payment required. The housing units
will cost between CFA seven million and CFA 17 million (between US$12, 187 and US$29 596) and are exclusively targeted at civil servants. The project, which is partly located in Adidogome in the north-western part of Lomé, will comprise 420 villas and 120 apartments. The project is well under way as you can see in this video and some of the homes were already occupied during our tour. Also, there was security at the entrance to this community making it feel really safe there. Most of the homes had extra security at the front of their houses.
Cite Boad : This was my absolute favourite neighbourhood in Togo amongst all the neighbourhoods I explored. Its is located in an area called Baguida on the east coast of Lome. Which is just a few minutes drive from the beach.
The streets were well ordered, and I loved that there were plants within and around most homes in the community.
Apparently this project commenced in 2014 and was completed in 2017.
The residential program was put together by the West African development bank, with the objective of housing all the staff of its headquarters (based in Lomé). The housing project was put together to allow staff members to acquire housing there.
The homes in this neighbourhood range from
28 million to 77 million CFA francs (about 45,730 usd to 125 935usd ).
The Cité has 134 housing units and a leisure centre, open to outsiders [security is provided by guards at the entrance].
The purchase of houses is reserved for West African development bank employees only but home owners here are allowed to rent their homes out.
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[@chezkekely]

This video was dreamy and enjoyable. I truly miss Togo 🇹🇬, and thank you for showing a different side of Togo!!

[@AmehaviePaul]

I am so happy with the fast development of my country Togo ❤ to its citizens

[@hahaha70263]

The homes in Togo look nice. Pretty cheap too.

[@BLKButtaFly222]

Beautiful thanks for sharing ❤

[@BibicheL]

So lovely to see you in my country ❤❤

[@howardcash8301]

Jasmine! The last neighborhood is NICE! Yeah!

[@matatamuhammad137]

I love your country Lome Togo so beautiful city thank you

[@adwoachavis9941]

Jasmine is not a Togolese, she is from Ghana. Ghana and Togo share one border and speak the same language which is Ewe with a slight difference.

[@Zero-hl2zy]

Good episode thanks

[@angelawhite9196]

Thank you for sharing!

[@jugghead46]

Thank you.😊

[@IvyResidence1-rr4wi]

Merci pour le partage

[@REAL21127]

Great video ❤

[@graceafrica6722]

J’aime bien 👍 merci 🙏🏿 pour le travail 🎉

[@britjj5126]

Come visit Lusaka (Zambia) Jasmine! Its peaceful and there many new homes and fab neighbourhoods being built. We tend to build one storey homes though as land isn't too much of an issue yet.

[@JasmineAmaa]

hope to see it soon x

[@Djifannyagblondjro]

Thanks sis for this information ❤❤❤❤

[@jasenomade]

Merci Jasmine🙂

[@akossiwak]

Cite BOAD is my favorite too!

[@TheWt6012]

Thats some serious wall fences ...

[@ericeto3365]

I recommend to you to visit well city Adetikope Lomé tooo

[@AlexanderAwudey]

Thanks Jasmine gorgeous!

[@kwakuamedor558]

Beautiful Ama ✌️♥️🌹🙏Africa is Paradise 🌍😍🌴❤️🙏🙏🙏

[@JasmineAmaa]

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[@TheTruthSpeakerTV]

Thanks sis for another lovely video.

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks for watching x

[@Kay-Dean]

I am loving your contents more and more

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thank u 💕

[@0tismadaline]

Great sharing sweetheart, beautiful homes 😊

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thank u hun x

[@nanaobben5166]

Thanks for the tour. Good to see 😘

[@JasmineAmaa]

You’re welcome 😘

[@onyxwutang1282]

Merci 🇹🇬

[@marcusgonzalez5134]

They are cutting down all the trees bad move for air quality.

[@Shanny-ImABeliever]

Thank you for this content! Such beautiful homes.

[@JasmineAmaa]

❤️

[@Elreypablo]

One of my best friends is togolese! They have some amazing fish there

[@kofiasamoah6867]

Well done. All the Best

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks xx

[@ashleypalmer4918]

hi Jasmine love the video and following ur trip around Togo Ashley Australia

[@JasmineAmaa]

So happy to hear that 💕

[@vabene7679]

Nice one

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thank u xx

[@kazberzzunixk1050]

I need to move to Africa 🌍 America has gotten to expensive to live

[@NedNakayama]

Are you black American

[@AmehaviePaul]

Come down to Togo it’s enjoyable

[@yolebrutus1396]

I feel the same way My social security check is to pay bills .I thank God for 3 kids they help me a lot.

[@yolebrutus1396]

I don't like the city , I prefer the country side.

[@modap4ever758]

They look pretty normal. Like what you'll get in a typical developing Ghanaian neighborhood. Hmm anyways....

[@yawoelevn]

Haven’t been in Togo I’m 5 years .. didn’t even know about this new project .

[@JasmineAmaa]

Yeah they are both fairly new from my research x

[@awuradjoasimpson8453]

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[@Coglitics]

Jasmine for President!!! Totally 👍 ❤

[@JasmineAmaa]

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[@e-dog-e619]

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[@yahosephbenyisrael917]

Hey Queen Jasmine ❤

[@JasmineAmaa]

Hey ❤️

[@omlive7867]

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[@JasmineAmaa]

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[@georginabrenyah7756]

Ama nice Togo vlog but these houses looking like prisons no airy space too secured like not interested in neighbour's

[@JasmineAmaa]

Lol

[@isacsagna7642]

There are many places you Can Do everething you want i don't know why they don't show this.

[@Okrollins1]

Hi, I'm coming to Ghana in about 3 months. Is there any way we can see one of these homes?

[@kehindeemiabata4032]

could you please tell me the name of the artist and title of this music . Thanks

[@kissphamous5451]

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[@JasmineAmaa]

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[@omobaenoch4088]

bonjour, quiconque est actuellement au togo, je cherche à déménager là-bas. J'ai besoin de conseils et d'astuces, s'il vous plaît. Combien coûte une chambre simple, merci

[@celineceline7521]

Hi hope you're doing well, l'm togolese un Lebanon and I wont an apartment in Adjidogomé please how much is

[@user-ov2cv7dx2s]

Good day how much can I get a room in Togo pls ❤

[@BinaKerekebuna]

Do you live in Togo, I need help with accommodation bookings close to the beach.

[@black_pearl130]

Togo appears very clean anaaa?

[@JasmineAmaa]

It is in most places

[@rockoneal7621]

6:00 Hi Jasmine. Love your videos. If houses have security gates, high walls, too... Why do they need barbed security wire, too? Feels uncomfortable...

[@JasmineAmaa]

Not too sure. I noticed most of the homes here are very protected x

[@AmeganPeter-yu6wr]

In Togo that is how we often build our houses,it's not that there's insecurity but it's just that we are very protective of our enviromments

[@eo1graham]

High walls and Barbwire fences…this got to be a prank!

[@JasmineAmaa]

Most homes here are like that

[@harryjohnson1]

Where do most of the tourist/foreigners livers?

[@donaldzeimantz7765]

I am looking to rent a furnished apartment. with wifi

[@kriskros1592]

All the gutters are covered in this hood. Only Accra that you would see open gutters

[@GraceNUgwu]

And Nigeria too.

[@frankbekoe3109]

Roads culverts in Accra will be choked with plastics and filth in less than a month after its commissioning. Some thinks will just not work in Ghana. As one KZbinr said anything goes in Accra. There is much more orderliness in the French countries as compared to the English speaking African countries. I am Ghanaian

[@sylviasworld9397]

​@@GraceNUgwuAbuja doesn't have open gutters. Everything is underground.

[@makaylayoung1157]

them houses cheap as hell compared to america wth am i still doing here... houses here are 350,000 the least and thats the run down ones if you want fairly nice definetly 770,000+

[@markweekes8858]

Is it that dangerous that high walls and guard huts are needed ? Or is it that the public security force is unable to protect residents? The high walls dont allow communities to knit its just a neighborhood.

[@Dre.y]

High walls in West Africa are really not about security. They're for privacy as people tend to always want to keep their business from outsiders

[@QuantumDoze]

High walls are for privacy

[@yawoelevn]

By the way it’s spelled Citée B…O..A…D

[@JasmineAmaa]

Thanks x

[@iggo45]

My second comment. The indoors of bedrooms and toilets are glass transparent ? Hahahahaha. How on earth someone will be in privet with his wife, or doing his thing in the toilet, with all family watching ? Crazy people.

[@cryptoben4678]

I think you have to watch thé vidéo again.

[@shottabwoi3985]

Priviate investors? 🤔 China maybe? 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@lawrencecotten8305]

Please forgive my strange question, but is loadshedding and high internet costs a part of most African countries?

[@JasmineAmaa]

I can’t speak for every country but in Ghana internet can b expensive. Load shedding is not as frequent as it used to be though x

[@hugo-di6xm]

In Senegal for instance loadshedding is not commonplace and internet is quite affordable. I use about 30 dollars for monthly unlimited high debit and 6 dollars for my bundle with my Phone😊. However i know in some countries such as Ivory coast and Togo, internet is freaking expensive. Don't know wether or not effort had been made about it.

[@cryptoben4678]

Internet is very cheap and perfect in Togo. Most of People use Wi-Fi which is available everywhere. Very cheap.

[@moim5033]

​@@cryptoben4678 Very cheap according to you. In west africa , togo is the country where Internet is more expensive.

[@REUSSIRFORCEMENT]

​@@moim5033Most of People in togo are now using WI-FI which is cheap as i said earlier. You can use 2000 CFA ( 3,32 USD) Monthly. You can but for one week = 500 CFA ( 0.83 USD). You can even buy for a day= 200 CFA ( 0.33 USD). WI-FI is everywhere even in the villages...

[@noelbrowne9459]

Where is the Beautiful women at? I don't want to see no houses. Show up the women, then we would consider the houses.

[@ghostx580]

😂😂😂

[@user-fg2bt9nc7e]

U get winch

[@larrysq8937]

Nah the houses are not for me, how can they build houses like a torture chamber

[@isacsagna7642]

There are rooms underground in all of these houses.

[@josephbrown1573]

There is no way these houses cost less than $30,000! Are you sure you filmed in the correct area? These are upper middle class homes and are certainly not typical of what the average Togo citizen lives in .

[@JasmineAmaa]

Everything i said in the video is referenced in the description box below.

[@iggo45]

Are you serious ? You call this prison houses, with tall garden walls and wire meshes on top, living homes ? Why someone would like to buy a private prison ? And not to mention the dirty streets. In Europe our gardens are open and beautiful in front of our houses. No thanks. I don't want to live in such a neighborhood.

[@GhanaEstateManagement...]

I really appreciate your comment. ❤

[@gloriapitts2297]

There's nothing attractive about these homes or the community. It's pretty dam boring..why do they fence everything in. Is there a lot of crime?

[@hugo-di6xm]

Not at all but People are afraid of burglers in francophone west africa.