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Happy Sunday,
Last week, you shared interesting thoughts on how you would spend ₦30 Million :) This Sunday, we’re continuing the conversation.
This week’s question:
Would you rather buy a small apartment in the center of the city close to work, or a massive 4-bedroom house an hour away?
Reply with your choice and tell us why. A sentence or two is all it takes, but we welcome a longer response if you have more to share.
Selected responses may be featured anonymously in next Sunday’s edition.
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What readers said last week
Aliyu: I'll buy a house.
Olasubomi: Increase housing supply to better match demand, reduce rent pressure and help close the housing deficit.
Folasade: I’d put ₦15m into property, buying land and completing a bungalow. Then divide the rest across community support, youth empowerment, investments, business plans, logistics, food supplies and rent savings.
Alic: I will a complete house and pay the bill.
Mordi: I would buy strategically located land, but I wouldn’t commit all ₦30 million to it. I’d keep a strong portion liquid or in income producing investments, because the goal isn’t simply to own property; it’s to preserve capital, generate cash flow, and position yourself for appreciation.
Idris: Continue Reading to become a good leadership and help Nigeria.
Denis: I will start a small poultry farm.
Thank you to everyone who contributed. Your perspectives are helping us build a more useful conversation around housing in Nigeria.
We look forward to hearing from you.
Ayomide Fiyinfoluwa
Housing Journalist, Nigeria Housing Market
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