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Accelerating Property Investment Goals in Nigeria within 6 Months by Dennis Isong

Achieving property investment goals within a short time frame requires a strategic approach, especially in a dynamic market like Nigeria. This may sound unachievable but it is doable when you follow the guidelines below.
● What exact aspect of real estate do you want to invest in?
Begin by setting specific and realistic investment goals by clearly defining the type of property you want to invest in, the expected returns, and any constraints you may have. Having a well-defined plan will guide your actions and decisions throughout the process. List all the workings out to know what to do and not get stuck in the process.
● Are you familiar with the market before jumping into it?
If necessary, explore financing options and ensure your budget aligns with your financial capabilities.
Real Estate is not a business you can walk into , blindfolded. You have to understand the local real estate market is crucial and the determinant of what your investments will turn out to be. Research trends, property values, and emerging areas with growth potential. Identify areas where demand is high but supply may be limited, as this could present lucrative opportunities.
● Can you adequately finance it?
Evaluate your financial capacity and set a budget for your investment. Consider all associated costs, including property acquisition, legal fees, and potential renovations. If necessary, explore financing options and ensure your budget aligns with your financial capabilities. Then, set aside funds for miscellaneous or any unforeseen circumstances.
● Move with like-minded people.
Building a network within the real estate industry can open doors to valuable opportunities. Attend local property events, join online forums, and connect with professionals in the field. Collaborating with experienced individuals can provide insights and support for successful investments. Then, make use of social media platforms.
● Be aggressive (positively) in your approach.
You can’t be slow in response when it comes to real estate investment. Hesitation can lead to missed opportunities. Once you’ve identified a suitable property, act decisively. Be prepared to negotiate and finalize transactions promptly. Timeliness is often a key factor in securing the best deals.
● Know what you are investing in.
Before finalizing any property transaction, conduct thorough legal due diligence. Don’t invest in a property that will stress you out with little or no significant returns. Also, verify property titles, confirm ownership, and ensure there are no encumbrances. Engage legal professionals to guide you through the process and avoid potential legal pitfalls.
● Don’t be hesitant on improving property value.
If your goal involves improving property value, plan and execute renovations efficiently. Focus on upgrades that enhance appeal and functionality, ultimately increasing the property’s market value.
● Implement an effective marketing strategy.
If you intend to sell or lease the property quickly, implement an effective marketing strategy. Utilize online platforms, social media, and traditional advertising methods to reach potential buyers or tenants.
● Be intentional with your progress.
Regularly monitor the progress of your investments and be willing to adjust your strategy if needed. Stay informed about market changes and adapt your approach accordingly.
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Three Rescued As Two-Storey Building Collapses In Lagos

Three people were rescued and taken to the hospital after a two-storey building under construction collapsed in the Mushin area of Lagos on Sunday.
The incident occurred at about 3:50 p.m. at Ishaga Road, directly opposite the Central Mosque in Idi Araba.
The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA) confirmed the collapse in a statement made available to journalists.
According to Mr. Ibrahim Farinloye, the NEMA Coordinator for the Lagos Territorial Office, emergency response teams were swiftly mobilised to the scene, where ongoing rescue operations were launched.
“Two people have been rescued and taken to the hospital for treatment.
Operations are still ongoing,” Farinloye initially said, adding that further updates would be provided as more information becomes available.
He later added that another person was rescued at 6.35 pm. The cause of the collapse has not yet been officially determined, but the incident adds to a string of structural failures that have plagued Lagos in recent years, often attributed to poor regulatory oversight, substandard materials, and disregard for approved building plans.
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President Tinubu’s Moment with Pope Leo XIV
The US pontiff shook hands with several world leaders in St Peter’s Square after the inauguration mass on Sunday.

• President Bola Tinubu exchanging pleasantries with Pope Leo XIV at the installation mass for the new Pope in Rome on Sunday. Photo: State House.
President Bola Tinubu exchanging pleasantries with Pope Leo XIV at the installation mass for the new Pope in Rome on Sunday. Photo: State House.
President Bola Tinubu shook hands with the newly installed Bishop of Rome and the new leader of the Roman Catholic Church, His Holiness Pope Leo XIV, on Sunday.
The US pontiff shook hands with several world leaders in St Peter’s Square after the inauguration mass on Sunday.
While shaking hands with the Pope, Tinubu had a brief conversation with him before moving away.
Other world leaders who shook hands with the Pope include US Vice President J.D Vance and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, among others.
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Maritime Journalists Association Withdraws from Merger Talks
“AMJON believes that creating a single, strong, and indissoluble maritime journalists’ association can only be achieved if all eight associations dissolve their individual structures and fuse into one united body,” said Kagbare.

The Association of Maritime Journalists of Nigeria (AMJON) has announced its withdrawal from ongoing merger talks with seven other maritime media associations.
In a statement signed by the President, Kelvin Kagbare, AMJON cited the other associations’ refusal to dissolve their individual bodies and merge into a single, united association as the reason for its withdrawal.
“AMJON believes that creating a single, strong, and indissoluble maritime journalists’ association can only be achieved if all eight associations dissolve their individual structures and fuse into one united body,” said Kagbare.
The other seven associations have proposed a confederacy model, which would allow them to retain their individual associations while coming together under a new name and structure.
AMJON rejects this approach, describing it as a “deception” and a “creation of another association in disguise.”
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