BREAKING: Exciting Land Sales Opportunity at Dandatec Co-operative Estate, Ako Nike

 



If you're looking to own land at an affordable price, now is the perfect time to act! Dandatec Co-operative Estate in Ako Nike is offering plots of land at a highly competitive rate of just 1.5 million naira for 500 square meters, complete with a Certificate of Occupancy (C of O).


With rapid development on the horizon, this is a great opportunity to secure your future and that of your children. Whether you're interested in building your dream home or investing in land, Dandatec Co-operative Estate makes it easy to become a property owner.


For more information or to make an inquiry, contact: Hon. Engr. Gilbert I. Nnamani at 07030361812 or 08034570111. Don’t miss out on this chance to build your future!


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