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LIST OF LAND OWNERS THAT WILL CRY ANY TIME SOON OR IN FUTURE
If you are a Landlord and your building or land doesn't meet the requirements below, go and buy towel, your tears is coming soon
HIGH TENSION
1. 11kv wires you must leave 6 metres or more space
2. 33kv wires, you must leave 11 metres space
3. 132kv, you must leave 30 metres space
4. 330kv, you must leave 50 metres space
5. Power substation, you must leave 12 metres from the boundary fence
FOR WATER AND CANALS
1. Ocean/sea, you must leave 150 metres space
2. Lagoon, you must leave 50 metre space
3. River/Canal, you must leave 15 metre space
4. Stream/Drainage, you must leave 15 metres
FOR ROADS
1. Federal Highway, you must leave 45 metre or more
2. State Road, you must leave 30 metres or more
3. Street Road, you must leave 9 metres or more
4. Railway Line, you must leave 60 metres
5. NNPC Pipeline, you must leave 15 metres away from the edge of the pipeline
Ignorance of the law is no excuse
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🚨🔵🔴 Barcelona and Alessandro Bastoni’s camp are discussing personal terms and salary, as revealed.
Initial talks started days ago, no club to club discussions ongoing yet — it won’t be anytime soon.
Inter have not fixed a specific price tag yet.
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Which end is near, you better stop this type of tweet before I report your account 😂😂

The Bible@The__Bible7
The end is near.
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@Enywealthh_1 Facebook people don dey join X. You can only see videos like this on Facebook
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When you touch ₦200M in Nigeria and the first thing you think of is a new car… you’re already losing.
Read this twice.
₦200m is not “balling money.”
It’s escape-the-rat-race money if you don’t misuse it.
Here’s what smart people do differently:
• ₦70m–₦80m → T-Bills/MMF (steady income, no noise)
• ₦25m–₦35m → Agro (people must eat)
• ₦20m–₦30m → Manufacturing (own supply)
• ₦30m–₦40m → Real estate in Ibeju-Lekki / Abuja
• ₦5m–₦10m → Digital (YouTube, X = dollar income)
• ₦15m → Cash reserve (because life happens)
No pressure. No clout. No noise.
Because the truth is:
₦200m can make you look rich for 2 years…or make you financially untouchable for 20 which is a long term Financial security if strictured right.
Most people will choose the first.
Which one are you choosing? 👇🏾
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@Femzydr1 There's no way Remo Stars 50% ownership will be valued around $110m (N148.9b). The whole 100% won't even cost half of that price. N148B will acquire many Nigeria companies on Nigeria Stock Exchange outright (these companies makes more money than whatever Remo Stars generates)
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Mr Kunle Soname the Owner of Remo Stars Fc is considering selling 50% ownership of the club to Ogun State Government, which is estimated to be around $110m, In order for the club to have proper promotions and push in the Nigerian League, Remo Star Fc is currently Occupying 18 position in the league table, he made this known in a private press conference with the club management few days ago.


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Late Access Bank boss Herbert Wigwe owns 106 luxury properties, among top 10 in London
With 106 properties, Mr Wigwe is the seventh highest foreign landlord on British soil.
Herbert Wigwe, the deceased Access Bank group chief executive officer, who perished alongside his wife and son in a 2024 helicopter crash, is among the top 10 foreign landlords of luxury properties in London, United Kingdom, with over 100 land assets in his name.
The properties are strategically positioned in highbrow areas, such as Oxford Street, Canary Wharf, Greenwich Peninsula, and other parts of the UK.
A report by The Londoner, a UK-based newspaper, on Thursday revealed that foreigners like Nigeria’s Wigwe, Thai billionaire Rit Thirakomen, with 120 properties; Simon Reuben, with 129 properties; and Saudi prince make up the list of top ten property owners in the British capital.
With 106 properties, Mr Wigwe is the seventh highest foreign landlord on British soil. He died on February 9, 2024, near the Los Angeles-Nevada border, and his unprecedented demise triggered a bitter legal dispute among his associates and extended family members who sought ownership of his assets.
According to The Londoner, foreigners and their companies have long used tax havens in Jersey, as well as shell companies, as a cover to acquire properties in London and obfuscate any paper trail that will link them to the assets.
For tax havens in Jersey, where company owners are allowed to remain unknown, foreign billionaires have leveraged the anonymity to purchase tens to hundreds of properties in the UK.
The use of such offshore structures allowed beneficial owners to remain anonymous for years. But this changed in 2022 when the UK government introduced reforms requiring foreign property owners and entities to disclose their identities in a public register.
“That disclosure allowed Dan Neidle and the Tax Policy Associates to create a database of all of those properties that they released in January,” The Londoner said in a report.
The database ranked John Corless first with 246 properties, followed by Sarah Bard with 130. Simon Reuben placed third with 129 properties, while Alexander Bard ranked fourth with 122. Mr Wigwe, with 106 properties, was placed seventh.
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@BSAT_Properties Now who are the beneficiaries of the properties (he was perished alongside his wife and son in a 2024 helicopter crash). Does those properties belong to UK Gov, Managers of the properties, or Nigeria Gov?
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