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<img alt="In the second week of January, a friend and I inspected his property in Ogun State. It was supposed to be an Acre, but it’s actually 4 and a half plots. Since he didn’t know the different land sizes, the seller fooled him at the point of purchase. What signal does this send?: All land buyers should understand the land measurement system in Nigeria, or transact at the mercy of the seller’s surveyor. And of course, since people buy plots of land more than acres and hectares, they are more interested in knowing the size of a plot of land. In case, you are among those who have been sending questions like, “Donald, how can I find out the size of a plot of land?” the answer is right here. Just read on. Land Measurement In Nigeria The land sizes of different countries vary. It’s even baffling that land measurement in Nigeria varies among states. It is because the governors of each state hold the land in their state in trust for the people. Thus, every state with its laws just as every Mallam with his kettle. This is why there is no unified land measurement system in Nigeria. However, the units of measurement adopted are similar. Due to this revelation, I will focus most sections of this article on Lagos state. Types Of Land Sizes There are different types of land sizes in Nigeria. They are: (a) The primary units comprising feet and square metres. The primary units of measuring the size of land are feet and square metres. Feet (ft) Feet is the plural of foot. One foot (1ft) = 0.3048 metre or 12 inches. And one square foot (1ft square) = 0.3048 metre X 0.3048 metre = 0.093square metres Square Metres (Sqm) One metre = 3.3 feet. And one square metre = 3.3 feet X 3.3 feet = 10.89 square metres. (b) The secondary units comprising plots, acres and hectares. The secondary units of measuring the size of land are plots, acres and hectares. Plots The size of a plot of land in Lagos can either be in square metres or square feet. Below is how you can calculate a plot of land in the state. So, 1 plot of land in metres = 18 metres X 36 metres = 648 square metres. And 1 plot of land in feet = 60 feet X 120 feet = 7,200 square feet. However, most estates in Lagos state use 600 square metres as against 648. Acres An acre is almost equivalent to the size of a football field. It is also almost equivalent to 6 plots of land. The size of an acre of land = 4,046 square metres or 43,560 square feet. Hectares For those who intend to buy land in large quantity and therefore want to know how many plots make 1 hectare in Nigeria? This section is for you: A hectare = 100 metres X 100 metres = 10,000 square metres. Or = 328 feet X 328 feet = 107,584 square metres It is about 2 and a half acres or about 15 plots. Actually, it is 2.47 acres. ALSO READ: How Nigerians Abroad Grow Wealth Through Cheap Land For Sale Back Home What Is The Size Of A Plot Of Land In Nigeria? As earlier said, the size of a plot of land varies among states. So, let’s compare the size of a plot of land among some states in Nigeria What Is The Size Of Half A Plot Of Land In Nigeria? To get the size of half a plot of land in Nigeria, divide the above figures by 2 or Half a plot of land in metres = 9 metres X 36 metres = 324 square metres. And half a plot of land in feet = 30 feet X 120 feet = 3,600 square feet. Most estates in Lagos state use 300 square metres for half a plot as against 324. Ideal Plot Size For A House In Nigeria The ideal plot size for a house that can accommodate a standard house with a small compound is 50 feet X 100 feet. Conclusion Land sizes of different states vary in Nigeria. However, Lagos state uses 60 feet X 120 feet which is equivalent to 18 metres X 36 metres. This implies that the 2 easy ways to know the size of a plot of land in Nigeria are in feet or metres. However, some people buy land in larger units which can be acres or hectares. Ensure you ask the sellers the size of the land they are selling to you because the size of a plot of land varies among Nigerian states and sellers." data-src="https://dedonnieshomes.com/wp-content/plugins/feeds-for-youtube/img/placeholder.png" class="lazyload" src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw=="><noscript><img src="https://dedonnieshomes.com/wp-content/plugins/feeds-for-youtube/img/placeholder.png" alt="In the second week of January, a friend and I inspected his property in Ogun State. It was supposed to be an Acre, but it’s actually 4 and a half plots. Since he didn’t know the different land sizes, the seller fooled him at the point of purchase. What signal does this send?: All land buyers should understand the land measurement system in Nigeria, or transact at the mercy of the seller’s surveyor. And of course, since people buy plots of land more than acres and hectares, they are more interested in knowing the size of a plot of land. In case, you are among those who have been sending questions like, “Donald, how can I find out the size of a plot of land?” the answer is right here. Just read on. Land Measurement In Nigeria The land sizes of different countries vary. It’s even baffling that land measurement in Nigeria varies among states. It is because the governors of each state hold the land in their state in trust for the people. Thus, every state with its laws just as every Mallam with his kettle. This is why there is no unified land measurement system in Nigeria. However, the units of measurement adopted are similar. Due to this revelation, I will focus most sections of this article on Lagos state. Types Of Land Sizes There are different types of land sizes in Nigeria. They are: (a) The primary units comprising feet and square metres. The primary units of measuring the size of land are feet and square metres. Feet (ft) Feet is the plural of foot. One foot (1ft) = 0.3048 metre or 12 inches. And one square foot (1ft square) = 0.3048 metre X 0.3048 metre = 0.093square metres Square Metres (Sqm) One metre = 3.3 feet. And one square metre = 3.3 feet X 3.3 feet = 10.89 square metres. (b) The secondary units comprising plots, acres and hectares. The secondary units of measuring the size of land are plots, acres and hectares. Plots The size of a plot of land in Lagos can either be in square metres or square feet. Below is how you can calculate a plot of land in the state. So, 1 plot of land in metres = 18 metres X 36 metres = 648 square metres. And 1 plot of land in feet = 60 feet X 120 feet = 7,200 square feet. However, most estates in Lagos state use 600 square metres as against 648. Acres An acre is almost equivalent to the size of a football field. It is also almost equivalent to 6 plots of land. The size of an acre of land = 4,046 square metres or 43,560 square feet. Hectares For those who intend to buy land in large quantity and therefore want to know how many plots make 1 hectare in Nigeria? This section is for you: A hectare = 100 metres X 100 metres = 10,000 square metres. Or = 328 feet X 328 feet = 107,584 square metres It is about 2 and a half acres or about 15 plots. Actually, it is 2.47 acres. ALSO READ: How Nigerians Abroad Grow Wealth Through Cheap Land For Sale Back Home What Is The Size Of A Plot Of Land In Nigeria? As earlier said, the size of a plot of land varies among states. So, let’s compare the size of a plot of land among some states in Nigeria What Is The Size Of Half A Plot Of Land In Nigeria? To get the size of half a plot of land in Nigeria, divide the above figures by 2 or Half a plot of land in metres = 9 metres X 36 metres = 324 square metres. And half a plot of land in feet = 30 feet X 120 feet = 3,600 square feet. Most estates in Lagos state use 300 square metres for half a plot as against 324. Ideal Plot Size For A House In Nigeria The ideal plot size for a house that can accommodate a standard house with a small compound is 50 feet X 100 feet. Conclusion Land sizes of different states vary in Nigeria. However, Lagos state uses 60 feet X 120 feet which is equivalent to 18 metres X 36 metres. This implies that the 2 easy ways to know the size of a plot of land in Nigeria are in feet or metres. However, some people buy land in larger units which can be acres or hectares. Ensure you ask the sellers the size of the land they are selling to you because the size of a plot of land varies among Nigerian states and sellers.">

In the second week of January, a friend and I inspected his property in Ogun State. It was supposed to be an Acre, but it’s actually 4 and a half plots. Since he didn’t know the different land sizes, the seller fooled him at the point of purchase. What signal does this send?: All land buyers should understand the land measurement system in Nigeria, or transact at the mercy of the seller’s surveyor. And of course, since people buy plots of land more than acres and hectares, they are more interested in knowing the size of a plot of land. In case, you are among those who have been sending questions like, “Donald, how can I find out the size of a plot of land?” the answer is right here. Just read on. Land Measurement In Nigeria
The land sizes of different countries vary. It’s even baffling that land measurement in Nigeria varies among states. It is because the governors of each state hold the land in their state in trust for the people. Thus, every state with its laws just as every Mallam with his kettle. This is why there is no unified land measurement system in Nigeria. However, the units of measurement adopted are similar. Due to this revelation, I will focus most sections of this article on Lagos state. Types Of Land Sizes
There are different types of land sizes in Nigeria. They are: (a) The primary units comprising feet and square metres.
The primary units of measuring the size of land are feet and square metres. Feet (ft)
Feet is the plural of foot. One foot (1ft) = 0.3048 metre or 12 inches. And one square foot (1ft square) = 0.3048 metre X 0.3048 metre = 0.093square metres Square Metres (Sqm)
One metre = 3.3 feet. And one square metre = 3.3 feet X 3.3 feet = 10.89 square metres. (b) The secondary units comprising plots, acres and hectares.
The secondary units of measuring the size of land are plots, acres and hectares. Plots
The size of a plot of land in Lagos can either be in square metres or square feet. Below is how you can calculate a plot of land in the state. So, 1 plot of land in metres = 18 metres X 36 metres = 648 square metres. And 1 plot of land in feet = 60 feet X 120 feet = 7,200 square feet. However, most estates in Lagos state use 600 square metres as against 648. Acres
An acre is almost equivalent to the size of a football field. It is also almost equivalent to 6 plots of land. The size of an acre of land = 4,046 square metres or 43,560 square feet. Hectares
For those who intend to buy land in large quantity and therefore want to know how many plots make 1 hectare in Nigeria? This section is for you: A hectare = 100 metres X 100 metres = 10,000 square metres. Or = 328 feet X 328 feet = 107,584 square metres It is about 2 and a half acres or about 15 plots. Actually, it is 2.47 acres. ALSO READ: How Nigerians Abroad Grow Wealth Through Cheap Land For Sale Back Home What Is The Size Of A Plot Of Land In Nigeria?
As earlier said, the size of a plot of land varies among states. So, let’s compare the size of a plot of land among some states in Nigeria What Is The Size Of Half A Plot Of Land In Nigeria?
To get the size of half a plot of land in Nigeria, divide the above figures by 2 or Half a plot of land in metres = 9 metres X 36 metres = 324 square metres. And half a plot of land in feet = 30 feet X 120 feet = 3,600 square feet. Most estates in Lagos state use 300 square metres for half a plot as against 324. Ideal Plot Size For A House In Nigeria
The ideal plot size for a house that can accommodate a standard house with a small compound is 50 feet X 100 feet. Conclusion
Land sizes of different states vary in Nigeria. However, Lagos state uses 60 feet X 120 feet which is equivalent to 18 metres X 36 metres. This implies that the 2 easy ways to know the size of a plot of land in Nigeria are in feet or metres. However, some people buy land in larger units which can be acres or hectares. Ensure you ask the sellers the size of the land they are selling to you because the size of a plot of land varies among Nigerian states and sellers.

<img alt="In the second week of January, a friend and I inspected his property in Ogun State. It was supposed to be an Acre, but it’s actually 4 and a half plots. Since he didn’t know the different land sizes, the seller fooled him at the point of purchase. What signal does this send?: All land buyers should understand the land measurement system in Nigeria, or transact at the mercy of the seller’s surveyor. And of course, since people buy plots of land more than acres and hectares, they are more interested in knowing the size of a plot of land. In case, you are among those who have been sending questions like, “Donald, how can I find out the size of a plot of land?” the answer is right here. Just read on. Land Measurement In Nigeria The land sizes of different countries vary. It’s even baffling that land measurement in Nigeria varies among states. It is because the governors of each state hold the land in their state in trust for the people. Thus, every state with its laws just as every Mallam with his kettle. This is why there is no unified land measurement system in Nigeria. However, the units of measurement adopted are similar. Due to this revelation, I will focus most sections of this article on Lagos state. Types Of Land Sizes There are different types of land sizes in Nigeria. They are: (a) The primary units comprising feet and square metres. The primary units of measuring the size of land are feet and square metres. Feet (ft) Feet is the plural of foot. One foot (1ft) = 0.3048 metre or 12 inches. And one square foot (1ft square) = 0.3048 metre X 0.3048 metre = 0.093square metres Square Metres (Sqm) One metre = 3.3 feet. And one square metre = 3.3 feet X 3.3 feet = 10.89 square metres. (b) The secondary units comprising plots, acres and hectares. The secondary units of measuring the size of land are plots, acres and hectares. Plots The size of a plot of land in Lagos can either be in square metres or square feet. Below is how you can calculate a plot of land in the state. So, 1 plot of land in metres = 18 metres X 36 metres = 648 square metres. And 1 plot of land in feet = 60 feet X 120 feet = 7,200 square feet. However, most estates in Lagos state use 600 square metres as against 648. Acres An acre is almost equivalent to the size of a football field. It is also almost equivalent to 6 plots of land. The size of an acre of land = 4,046 square metres or 43,560 square feet. Hectares For those who intend to buy land in large quantity and therefore want to know how many plots make 1 hectare in Nigeria? This section is for you: A hectare = 100 metres X 100 metres = 10,000 square metres. Or = 328 feet X 328 feet = 107,584 square metres It is about 2 and a half acres or about 15 plots. Actually, it is 2.47 acres. ALSO READ: How Nigerians Abroad Grow Wealth Through Cheap Land For Sale Back Home What Is The Size Of A Plot Of Land In Nigeria? As earlier said, the size of a plot of land varies among states. So, let’s compare the size of a plot of land among some states in Nigeria What Is The Size Of Half A Plot Of Land In Nigeria? To get the size of half a plot of land in Nigeria, divide the above figures by 2 or Half a plot of land in metres = 9 metres X 36 metres = 324 square metres. And half a plot of land in feet = 30 feet X 120 feet = 3,600 square feet. Most estates in Lagos state use 300 square metres for half a plot as against 324. Ideal Plot Size For A House In Nigeria The ideal plot size for a house that can accommodate a standard house with a small compound is 50 feet X 100 feet. Conclusion Land sizes of different states vary in Nigeria. However, Lagos state uses 60 feet X 120 feet which is equivalent to 18 metres X 36 metres. This implies that the 2 easy ways to know the size of a plot of land in Nigeria are in feet or metres. However, some people buy land in larger units which can be acres or hectares. Ensure you ask the sellers the size of the land they are selling to you because the size of a plot of land varies among Nigerian states and sellers." data-src="https://dedonnieshomes.com/wp-content/plugins/feeds-for-youtube/img/placeholder.png" class="lazyload" src="data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAAAAACH5BAEKAAEALAAAAAABAAEAAAICTAEAOw=="><noscript><img src="https://dedonnieshomes.com/wp-content/plugins/feeds-for-youtube/img/placeholder.png" alt="In the second week of January, a friend and I inspected his property in Ogun State. It was supposed to be an Acre, but it’s actually 4 and a half plots. Since he didn’t know the different land sizes, the seller fooled him at the point of purchase. What signal does this send?: All land buyers should understand the land measurement system in Nigeria, or transact at the mercy of the seller’s surveyor. And of course, since people buy plots of land more than acres and hectares, they are more interested in knowing the size of a plot of land. In case, you are among those who have been sending questions like, “Donald, how can I find out the size of a plot of land?” the answer is right here. Just read on. Land Measurement In Nigeria The land sizes of different countries vary. It’s even baffling that land measurement in Nigeria varies among states. It is because the governors of each state hold the land in their state in trust for the people. Thus, every state with its laws just as every Mallam with his kettle. This is why there is no unified land measurement system in Nigeria. However, the units of measurement adopted are similar. Due to this revelation, I will focus most sections of this article on Lagos state. Types Of Land Sizes There are different types of land sizes in Nigeria. They are: (a) The primary units comprising feet and square metres. The primary units of measuring the size of land are feet and square metres. Feet (ft) Feet is the plural of foot. One foot (1ft) = 0.3048 metre or 12 inches. And one square foot (1ft square) = 0.3048 metre X 0.3048 metre = 0.093square metres Square Metres (Sqm) One metre = 3.3 feet. And one square metre = 3.3 feet X 3.3 feet = 10.89 square metres. (b) The secondary units comprising plots, acres and hectares. The secondary units of measuring the size of land are plots, acres and hectares. Plots The size of a plot of land in Lagos can either be in square metres or square feet. Below is how you can calculate a plot of land in the state. So, 1 plot of land in metres = 18 metres X 36 metres = 648 square metres. And 1 plot of land in feet = 60 feet X 120 feet = 7,200 square feet. However, most estates in Lagos state use 600 square metres as against 648. Acres An acre is almost equivalent to the size of a football field. It is also almost equivalent to 6 plots of land. The size of an acre of land = 4,046 square metres or 43,560 square feet. Hectares For those who intend to buy land in large quantity and therefore want to know how many plots make 1 hectare in Nigeria? This section is for you: A hectare = 100 metres X 100 metres = 10,000 square metres. Or = 328 feet X 328 feet = 107,584 square metres It is about 2 and a half acres or about 15 plots. Actually, it is 2.47 acres. ALSO READ: How Nigerians Abroad Grow Wealth Through Cheap Land For Sale Back Home What Is The Size Of A Plot Of Land In Nigeria? As earlier said, the size of a plot of land varies among states. So, let’s compare the size of a plot of land among some states in Nigeria What Is The Size Of Half A Plot Of Land In Nigeria? To get the size of half a plot of land in Nigeria, divide the above figures by 2 or Half a plot of land in metres = 9 metres X 36 metres = 324 square metres. And half a plot of land in feet = 30 feet X 120 feet = 3,600 square feet. Most estates in Lagos state use 300 square metres for half a plot as against 324. Ideal Plot Size For A House In Nigeria The ideal plot size for a house that can accommodate a standard house with a small compound is 50 feet X 100 feet. Conclusion Land sizes of different states vary in Nigeria. However, Lagos state uses 60 feet X 120 feet which is equivalent to 18 metres X 36 metres. This implies that the 2 easy ways to know the size of a plot of land in Nigeria are in feet or metres. However, some people buy land in larger units which can be acres or hectares. Ensure you ask the sellers the size of the land they are selling to you because the size of a plot of land varies among Nigerian states and sellers.">

In the second week of January, a friend and I inspected his property in Ogun State. It was supposed to be an Acre, but it’s actually 4 and a half plots. Since he didn’t know the different land sizes, the seller fooled him at the point of purchase. What signal does this send?: All land buyers should understand the land measurement system in Nigeria, or transact at the mercy of the seller’s surveyor. And of course, since people buy plots of land more than acres and hectares, they are more interested in knowing the size of a plot of land. In case, you are among those who have been sending questions like, “Donald, how can I find out the size of a plot of land?” the answer is right here. Just read on. Land Measurement In Nigeria
The land sizes of different countries vary. It’s even baffling that land measurement in Nigeria varies among states. It is because the governors of each state hold the land in their state in trust for the people. Thus, every state with its laws just as every Mallam with his kettle. This is why there is no unified land measurement system in Nigeria. However, the units of measurement adopted are similar. Due to this revelation, I will focus most sections of this article on Lagos state. Types Of Land Sizes
There are different types of land sizes in Nigeria. They are: (a) The primary units comprising feet and square metres.
The primary units of measuring the size of land are feet and square metres. Feet (ft)
Feet is the plural of foot. One foot (1ft) = 0.3048 metre or 12 inches. And one square foot (1ft square) = 0.3048 metre X 0.3048 metre = 0.093square metres Square Metres (Sqm)
One metre = 3.3 feet. And one square metre = 3.3 feet X 3.3 feet = 10.89 square metres. (b) The secondary units comprising plots, acres and hectares.
The secondary units of measuring the size of land are plots, acres and hectares. Plots
The size of a plot of land in Lagos can either be in square metres or square feet. Below is how you can calculate a plot of land in the state. So, 1 plot of land in metres = 18 metres X 36 metres = 648 square metres. And 1 plot of land in feet = 60 feet X 120 feet = 7,200 square feet. However, most estates in Lagos state use 600 square metres as against 648. Acres
An acre is almost equivalent to the size of a football field. It is also almost equivalent to 6 plots of land. The size of an acre of land = 4,046 square metres or 43,560 square feet. Hectares
For those who intend to buy land in large quantity and therefore want to know how many plots make 1 hectare in Nigeria? This section is for you: A hectare = 100 metres X 100 metres = 10,000 square metres. Or = 328 feet X 328 feet = 107,584 square metres It is about 2 and a half acres or about 15 plots. Actually, it is 2.47 acres. ALSO READ: How Nigerians Abroad Grow Wealth Through Cheap Land For Sale Back Home What Is The Size Of A Plot Of Land In Nigeria?
As earlier said, the size of a plot of land varies among states. So, let’s compare the size of a plot of land among some states in Nigeria What Is The Size Of Half A Plot Of Land In Nigeria?
To get the size of half a plot of land in Nigeria, divide the above figures by 2 or Half a plot of land in metres = 9 metres X 36 metres = 324 square metres. And half a plot of land in feet = 30 feet X 120 feet = 3,600 square feet. Most estates in Lagos state use 300 square metres for half a plot as against 324. Ideal Plot Size For A House In Nigeria
The ideal plot size for a house that can accommodate a standard house with a small compound is 50 feet X 100 feet. Conclusion
Land sizes of different states vary in Nigeria. However, Lagos state uses 60 feet X 120 feet which is equivalent to 18 metres X 36 metres. This implies that the 2 easy ways to know the size of a plot of land in Nigeria are in feet or metres. However, some people buy land in larger units which can be acres or hectares. Ensure you ask the sellers the size of the land they are selling to you because the size of a plot of land varies among Nigerian states and sellers.

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<img src="https://dedonnieshomes.com/wp-content/plugins/feeds-for-youtube/img/placeholder.png" alt="To get more information or book an inspection call/Whatsapp: +2348037843617 or email: dedonnieshomes@gmail.com We are at a time in history when luxury houses for sale in Lagos Nigeria is brought to a whole new level. From the Pool to the SPA, Gym, 24hours power, CCTV, Sports Arena, Recreational and Road Network, you will be wowed. The meticulously drawn design of the EcoStay Apartment in Hockley Millennial Town is amazing. This mini Town presently has the best houses offered for sale in Nigeria, Lagos state. Hockley is certainly the place that assures extraordinary experiences and the best memories of life. This is not one of those super-expensive houses for sale in Ikeja, Lekki, Magodo, Surulere or Lagos Mainland. As a matter of fact, the EcoStay Apartments in Hockley top the list of cheap houses for sale in Lagos Nigeria. They are a perfect blend of luxury and affordability. If you want to buy a house and pay monthly, this offer is for you. With just 5 million Naira initial deposit, any of the units above is yours. Who says you can't buy a house in Lagos and pay installmentally for up to 18 months? In Hockley Millennial Town, we took the burden of paying one huge lump sum off you. Hockley is the only place where affordable houses offered for sale in Lagos Nigeria comes with 24 hours electricity, air conditioning, heat extractor, refrigerator, washing machine and spacious balconies. It also comes with a wardrobe, hot water, pop ceiling, microwave, Wi-Fi, chandelier and many more. Apparently, our developer furnished it with nature, comfort and design to suit the lifestyle you desire. Where Is Hockley Millennial Town Located? The Millennial Town is at Eko Akete, Abijo Lekki Lagos in the neighbourhood of Corona Schools, Green Spring Schools, Novare mall, Lufasi Nature Park, Ocean Garden Estate and Lagos Business School etc. Hockley has a Certificate of Occupancy and you don't need to pay an agency fee to invest/buy a house in Hockley. The ROI is great and the opportunities it offers are obviously amazing.">

To get more information or book an inspection call/Whatsapp: +2348037843617 or email: dedonnieshomes@gmail.com We are at a time in history when luxury houses for sale in Lagos Nigeria is brought to a whole new level. From the Pool to the SPA, Gym, 24hours power, CCTV, Sports Arena, Recreational and Road Network, you will be wowed. The meticulously drawn design of the EcoStay Apartment in Hockley Millennial Town is amazing. This mini Town presently has the best houses offered for sale in Nigeria, Lagos state. Hockley is certainly the place that assures extraordinary experiences and the best memories of life. This is not one of those super-expensive houses for sale in Ikeja, Lekki, Magodo, Surulere or Lagos Mainland. As a matter of fact, the EcoStay Apartments in Hockley top the list of cheap houses for sale in Lagos Nigeria. They are a perfect blend of luxury and affordability. If you want to buy a house and pay monthly, this offer is for you. With just 5 million Naira initial deposit, any of the units above is yours. Who says you can't buy a house in Lagos and pay installmentally for up to 18 months? In Hockley Millennial Town, we took the burden of paying one huge lump sum off you. Hockley is the only place where affordable houses offered for sale in Lagos Nigeria comes with 24 hours electricity, air conditioning, heat extractor, refrigerator, washing machine and spacious balconies. It also comes with a wardrobe, hot water, pop ceiling, microwave, Wi-Fi, chandelier and many more. Apparently, our developer furnished it with nature, comfort and design to suit the lifestyle you desire. Where Is Hockley Millennial Town Located? The Millennial Town is at Eko Akete, Abijo Lekki Lagos in the neighbourhood of Corona Schools, Green Spring Schools, Novare mall, Lufasi Nature Park, Ocean Garden Estate and Lagos Business School etc. Hockley has a Certificate of Occupancy and you don't need to pay an agency fee to invest/buy a house in Hockley. The ROI is great and the opportunities it offers are obviously amazing.

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