OWN A PLOT OF LAND OR MORE @ FRESHLAND PREMIUM ESTATE, MOWE OFADA/OWODE OBAFEMI

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Freshland Premium Estate Mowe Ofada/Owode Obafemivia Day
Waterman International College, few minutes drive to both Lagos
and Ogun State Government House and link to all 15 universities in Ogun State.


NEIGHBORS TO THE ESTATE:

Nestle Nigeria
Unilever Nigeria
Chrisland University
Redemption Camp
Day Waterman College
Deeper Life Camp Ground
Police Training School
Government Secretariat

Freshland Premium Estate is currently selling for N600,000 outright.
Installment plan comes with an initial deposit of N100,000 and you
spread the balance payment of N30,000 monthly for 20months

Visit our website for more info : www.freshforest.com.ng

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