OWN A PLOT OF LAND OR MORE @ PRESIDENTIAL GARDENS, IFO/IBOGUN


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Do you know that with just N200,000 you can become your own LANDLORD in IFO/ IBOGUN. A fast developing community in ifo local government area. The lands are completely dry lands, no need for any sand filling, good road network, perimeter fencing Etc...

NEIGHBORS TO THE ESTATES:

Winner's chapel
Ifo local government secretariat
Post office
Olabisi Onabanjo university, Ibogun campus.
Obasanjo farms.
Lafarge
Dangote Etc...
OUTRIGHT PAYMENT N200,000
INSTALLMENT PAYMENT comes with an initial deposit of N50,000 and you spread the balance payment of N20,000 monthly for 20months

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

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