Lagos is undoubtedly a beautiful metropolitan city, with numerous ‘Instagram-worthy spots to prove it. For Eazy Travels & Tours this week, we’re letting you in on the best places in Lagos you want to be caught at on a photo, not just because of the beauty and ambiance they exude, but also the purpose and services they offer.
The real estate industry is one that adapts and evolves rapidly. However, it is not without its problems mostly because it is a dynamic sector that investors have to navigate. The challenges that investors face in the real estate market can impact their business significantly.
Added to the uncertainties in other sectors of the economy, these challenges are rather daunting, therefore they are prioritized. If you’re looking to invest in real estate in Nigeria, or if you’re already an investor. Here are the challenges you’re most likely to face, sooner or later.
An open house is a scheduled period of time in which a house is open for viewing by potential buyers. Open houses can attract interested buyers and lead to an offer, or alert the realtor to issues with the space.The best way to know if you should have an open house when selling your home is to weigh the pros and cons. In this article, we will give you everything you need to know to decide if your house could benefit from an open house, as well as the positive and negative aspects of hosting one.
Kayaking is an adventurous and fun water sport that involves paddling a kayak across a river, lake, stream, or the Atlantic. Kayaking should be on your bucket list of adventurous things to do in Lagos, especially if you have a fear of water because it not only helps you in conquering your fears whilst giving you an unforgettable experience in the process, it is quite safe and easy to do.
For our very first edition of Exposé, an online column that aims to expose the public to new, innovative, and impactful brands/companies, we will be featuring Sheruta Nigeria via its representative and co-founder, in an exclusive interview.
The Benin Bronzes are a collection of brass plaques that adorned the royal palace of the Oba, Ovonramwen Nogbaisi, in the Kingdom of Benin, Nigeria between the 13th and 18th centuries. They were stolen by British forces from the Kingdom of Benin in what is now modern-day Nigeria.
After their theft in 1897, and though roughly half of them became the property of the British Museum, many were purchased by museums in Austria, Germany, and the United States. Some also ended up in private collections; renowned Spanish painter Pablo Picasso supposedly owned one.
Lagos without a doubt is the New York and Los Angeles of Nigeria. The city is popular as a hub for private and commercial businesses, as well as the hotspot for the Entertainment Industry in Nigeria. Most people in other states in the country want to move to Lagos for numerous reasons, and we can’t blame them. But we should give them a fair warning…the traffic on Lagos roads is insane.
Although there are many states in Nigeria, only a few of them are very good for real estate investment due to their capability to yield high interests rates. There are quite a number of things to consider in determining a state that is booming in real estate. They include infrastructure, social amenities, the economic value of the state, standard of living, and industrialization in the state.
There is no shortage of historical buildings, however ancient or ravaged, especially in Nigeria. When you look beyond the bricks and mortar, the paint and décor, when you walk through those doors, you don’t just walk into a building, you walk into memories, stories, history.
This is one right that is the most abused by Landlords in Nigeria, hence tenants must henceforth be aware of it. This right states that before a tenant is evicted from the property they have rented, they must be given a quit notice, and the number of days is subject to the period of their tenancy
