There are 3 available 6+ bedroom flats, houses, land and commercial property in Abeokuta North, Ogun, Nigeria. The property have been listed by estate agents who can be contacted using the contact information provided for each property listing. The list can be filtered by price, furnishing and recency.
5 bedroom duplex
[has a solar system with capacity of 8 panel of 250kw each]
size of land: 561sq
location: gbonagun side in abeokuta, ogun state
price: n50m - negotiable
title: c of o - receipted with 90% processing level. enquiries:
matswillander
properties
ltd
09058918...
Lane 4, Abeokuta, Beside Federal College Of Education Osiele, Abeokuta North, Ogun
A 5 block of room self contain and 1 block of room and parlor self contact for sale in abeokuta
this property has registered survey ( original red copy survey)
it is suitable for hostel or service apartments as it closer to two federal institutions ( federal university of agriculture abeokuta and federal college of education osiele)
and it situated on a 3 plots of land
slightly negotia...
*s. direct listing for sale*
lagos --abeokuta expressway, dopemu: licensed filling station, with, lube bay on approximately 1,800sqm land.
- 10 units one nuzzle pump -- pms (30,000 litres underground capacity)
- 2 unit of one nuzzle pump -- ago (30,000 litres underground capacity)
- 2 units of double nuzzle pump -- dpk (30,000 litres underground capacity).
*asking price: #1 billion
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Abeokuta North is a Local Government Area (LGA) in Ogun State, Nigeria. It has its headquarters in Akomoje town. The Local Government first came into existence in 1981, as Abeokuta South Local Government, but was later merged the same year to make up the defunct Abeokuta Local Government. It however re-emerged again on 27th September, 1991 when the Federal Government created some new local governments to meet the demand for Government to be closer to the people at the grassroots.
The dominating tribe is the Yoruba tribe. The major Language spoken is the Yoruba Language with Egba and Owu dialects. People in this area generally engage in farming and agriculture. There are also some who engage in livestock and fish farming. The major food crops of the area include Cassava, Coco-yam, Plantain, Maize and Vegetables, while Palm-produce and Cocoa, form the major cash-crops.