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Owns Affordable Plot In Abuja: Livebridge Properties The Best Way
By Tambaya Julius, Abuja
Are you ready to embark on a journey towards financial freedom through real estate investment?
Livebridge Properties and Investment Ltd, based in Abuja, offers you the key to this exciting opportunity.
At Livebridge Properties and Investment Ltd, our core mission is to help individuals transition from being mere tenants to becoming proud property owners.
We believe that everyone should have access to quality real estate, and we’ve made this belief the cornerstone of our services.
With Livebridge, you’re not just investing; you’re investing with purpose.
Discover the many advantages of choosing Livebridge Properties and Investment Ltd as your real estate partner:
1.Diverse Investment Opportunities.
Explore a wide range of investment opportunities tailored to various strategies.
2. Personalized Guidance.
Benefit from the expertise of our experienced team for informed investment decisions aligned with your financial goals.
3. Effortless Property Management.
Enjoy professional property management services, removing the hassle of owning real estate.
4. Transparency and Trust.
We prioritize transparency and trust in all our dealings, ensuring your investments are in safe hands.
5.Competitive Financing.
Access competitive financing options through our trusted financial partners to realize your real estate dreams.
6. Legal Expertise.
Count on our legal expertise to navigate the complexities of real estate transactions, ensuring compliance with all regulations.
7.Customer Satisfaction.
Our commitment to customer satisfaction is unwavering, aiming to exceed your expectations at every turn.
8.Location Matters.
Location is a critical factor in property investment, and our experts will guide you to areas with high growth potential.
9. Navigating the Legal Maze.
We provide clarity and compliance guidance to safeguard your investments, particularly in the intricate legal and tax aspects of property investment.
10. Optimize for Rental Income.
If your goal is rental income, we’ll help you maximize returns through competitive rents and efficient property maintenance.
11. Financing Your Dreams.
Understanding your financing options is crucial; we’ll assist you in exploring mortgage solutions, financing strategies, and more.
12. Effortless Property Management
Investing is just the beginning; our comprehensive property management services ensure your investments remain profitable.
Explore Our Prime Locations
When it comes to real estate, location is key.
Livebridge Properties and Investment Ltd presents prime locations that promise high growth potential:
Diplomatic Residence, Abuja.
Site Location: After Trade-More Estate, Close To Millbrook Ville Estate, Sabon-Lugbe, Abuja.
250 SQM: 3-Bedroom Terrace Duplex Plot With Attached BQ, Outright 3 million, Installment 3.3 Million.
300 SQM: 4-Bedroom Semi Detached Duplex Plot With Attached BQ, Outright 3.2 million, Installment 3.6 Million.
400 SQM: 4-Bedroom Penthouse Plot With Attached BQ, Outright 3.7 million, Installment 4.2 Million.
450 SQM: 5-Bedroom Duplex Plot With Attached BQ, Outright 4.3 million, Installment 4.8 Million.
Primiium City (CRD Lugbe), Abuja.
Site Location: Behind Amac Market, After Oil Spring Estate. CRD Layout, FHA, Lugbe.
250 SQM: 3-Bedroom Terrace Duplex Plot With BQ, Outright 2.65 million, Installment 3.1 Million.
300 SQM: 4-Bedroom Semi Detached Duplex With BQ, Outright 2.8 million, Installment 3.2 Million.
450 SQM: 4-Bedroom Bungalow With BQ, Outright 3.4 million, Installment 3.7 Million.
500 SQM: 5-Bedroom Duplex Plot With BQ, Outright 3.7 million, Installment 4.2 Million.
Platinum Villa, Abuja.
Site Location: Directly Behind Millbrook Ville Estate After Trade-More Estate, Close To Shallom Estate, Sabon-Lugbe, Abuja.
400 SQM: 4-Bedroom Penthouse With Attached BQ, Outright 6 million, Installment 7 Million.
450 SQM: 5-Bedroom Detached Duplex With Attached BQ, Outright 7.5 million, Installment 8.5 Million.
Metro City Idu, Abuja.
Site Location: Right Before Army Housing Estate And Close To Urban Shelter And NIMC, Idu District, Abuja.
250 SQM: 3-Bedroom Terrace Duplex, Outright 3.5 million, Installment 4 Million.
300 SQM: 4-Bedroom Semi Detached Duplex, Outright 4.5 million, Installment 5 Million.
450 SQM: 4-Bedroom Penthouse With Attached BQ, Outright 5.2 million, Installment 6 Million.
500 SQM: 5-Bedroom Duplex With Attached BQ, Outright 6.2 million, Installment 7 Million.
Your Future Awaits !
Don’t miss the opportunity to secure your financial future through real estate investment.
Livebridge Properties and Investment Ltd is your trusted partner on this exciting journey.
Contact us today to explore the endless possibilities of real estate investment with Livebridge Properties and Investment Ltd. Your future awaits!
For more information and inquiries, visit our website: www.livebridgeproperties.com or contact Julius now: +234-811-6685-542, +234-813-7599-539.
Office Address:
Suite 401, 3rd Floor Beta Foundation Plaza (Formerly Patsy Plaza), Plot 359, Ebitu Ekiwe Crescent, Jabi District, Abuja.
Nigeria’s public debt rose by 48.5 per cent year-on-year (YoY) to N144.67 trillion ($94.23 billion) in 2024 from N97.34 trillion ($108.23 billion) in 2023.
The Debt Management Office (DMO) disclosed this in its latest public debt profile report.
The debt stock consists of external debt of N70.29 trillion ($45.78 billion) serviced with $4.66 million and domestic debt of N74.38 trillion ($48.44 billion).
The report showed that the country’s external debt increased by 83.89 per cent YoY from N38.22 trillion ($42.5 billion) in 2023.
Domestic debt also grew by 25.7 per cent YoY from N59.12 trillion ($65.73 billion) in 2023.
The report further indicated that the Federal Government’s domestic debt component rose by 32 per cent YoY to N70.41 trillion from N53.26 trillion in 2023.
But the domestic debt of states and the Federal Capital Territory declined YoY by 32 per cent to N3.97 trillion in 2024 from N5.86 trillion in 2023.
The rise in public debt can be attributed to fluctuating trends in exchange rates amidst changes in global economic conditions.
The sharp increase, particularly in external debt, highlights the nation’s vulnerability to exchange rate volatility and changes in global economic conditions.
With the continued depreciation of the naira, the cost of servicing foreign debt could escalate, adding pressure on the country’s financial resources.
The Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPCL) has announced the appointment of a new eight -man Senior Management Team.
The appointment followed the recent announcement followed the appointment of the Group Chief Executive Officer (GCEO) and Board of Directors.
Disclosing this in a statement on Friday, NNPCL Chief Corporate Communications Officer, Olufemi Soneye, said the appointments all take immediate effect.
“Following the appointment of the Group Chief Executive Officer and Board of Directors, the Nigerian National Petroleum Company Limited (NNPC Ltd) has announced the appointment of a new 8-man Senior Management Team on Friday,” he stated.
“The team which will be headed by the GCEO, Mr Bashir Bayo Ojulari, has Rowland Ewubare as Group Chief Operating Officer; Adedapo Segun as Group Chief Financial Officer; and Olalekan Ogunleye as Executive Vice President Gas, Power & New Energy.
“Other members of the team are: Udy Ntia as Executive Vice President Upstream; Mumuni Dangazau as Executive Vice President Downstream; Sophia Mbakwe as Executive Vice President Business Services; and Adesua Dozie, as Company Secretary & Chief Legal Officer. All appointments are with immediate effect.”
Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala, the director-generaI of the World Trade Organisation (WTO), says the recent tariffs announced by the United States (US) will have significant implications for global trade and economic growth prospects.
On April 2, President Donald Trump announced sweeping global tariffs on all imports into the US, imposing 14 percent on Nigeria.
In a statement on Thursday, Okonjo-Iweala said the WTO secretariat is closely monitoring and analysing the measures announced by the nation.
The WTO DG said many members have “reached out to us”, adding that the secretariat is actively engaging with them in response to their questions about the potential effect on their economies and the global trading system.
“The recent announcements will have substantial implications for global trade and economic growth prospects,” the economist said.
“While the situation is rapidly evolving, our initial estimates suggest that these measures, coupled with those introduced since the beginning of the year, could lead to an overall contraction of around 1% in global merchandise trade volumes this year, representing a downward revision of nearly four percentage points from previous projections.”
Okonjo-Iweala expressed concern over the decline and the potential for escalation into a tariff war with a cycle of retaliatory measures that could lead to further declines in trade.
“It is important to remember that, despite these new measures, the vast majority of global trade still flows under the WTO’s Most-Favored-Nation (MFN) terms,” she said.
“Our estimates now indicate that this share currently stands at 74%, down from around 80% at the beginning of the year. WTO members must stand together to safeguard these gains.”
According to the WTO DG, trade measures of this size have the potential to create significant trade diversion effects.
Therefore, she called on members to “manage the resulting pressures responsibly to prevent trade tensions from proliferating”.
“The WTO was established to serve precisely in moments like this — as a platform for dialogue, to prevent trade conflicts from escalating, and to support an open and predictable trading environment,” Okonjo-Iweala said.
She encouraged members to utilise the forum to engage constructively and seek cooperative solutions.