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Shops in Olokonla, Ajah, Lagos

There are 2 commercial property for sale and rent in Olokonla as of 26 Oct 2026. Every listing is posted by an estate agent or developer you can contact directly — filter by price, type, furnishing and recency to find the right home.

35SQM Ground Floor Shop — Olokonla, Ajah, Lagos
5
₦5,000,000 /yr

Shop for rent

35SQM Ground Floor Shop

Brand new! spacious Shop, (Ground Floor) with Private Toilet & Extra Store & Office space at a Shopping Mall around Olokonla, close to Lagos Business School, Ajah. Size: 35sqm ₦5M per Annum 10% Legal & Agreement Fee 10% Agency Fee. Service Charge: ₦50,000 per month The service charge covers: - Diesel - Security - Cleaning of the parking area and restrooms - lawma waste disposal fees Please note that electricity is prepaid, and tenants are responsible for recharging their own meters.

Olokonla, Ajah, Lagos
1 toilet 35 sqm
Quolar Global Services
Brand New Shop with Toilet — Ojaja Mall Off Abraham Adesanya, Olokonla, Ajah, Lagos
8
₦65,000,000

Shop for sale

Brand New Shop with Toilet

Distress sale* a brand new shop with toilet, in a strategic location.It comes with personal prepaid meter, water tank , etc Suitable for supermarket, saloon etc Location.. Lekki scheme 2 via Abraham Adesaya Opposite OJAJa Mall Price..*65m net Title.. CofO Talking to the owner

Ojaja Mall Off Abraham Adesanya, Olokonla, Ajah, Lagos
Breathing Space

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What is a shop?

A shop is a small commercial unit for retail, usually in a plaza or on a busy road. "Lock-up shop" is a common Nigerian listing term for a small shop with a front shutter that is locked up at night. Shops let to traders count as business premises under Lagos tenancy law.

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There are 2 available shops in Olokonla, Ajah, Lagos. You can view and filter the list of property by price, furnishing and recency.

A shop is a small commercial unit for retail, usually in a plaza or on a busy road. "Lock-up shop" is a common Nigerian listing term for a small shop with a front shutter that is locked up at night. Shops let to traders count as business premises under Lagos tenancy law.