Easy Home Acquition

Falling Rain Estate is offering you an easy home acquisition scheme. This scheme, which we have tagged the ‘Power of 5’ involves subscribers contributing an annual bulk payment of 5% of the property and another 5% spread monthly over 12 months; This process continues on a yearly basis until the delivery of the housing units when subscribers will be required to choose an exit option best suitable to them as detailed below. 

The estate is also offering for sale some plots of land on the site to interested individuals. 

About the project

Falling Rain Estate is a fully serviced housing estate that is meant for High Net Worth Individuals/the Growing Middle Class. The site is located at the Olokonla, Eti-Osa Local Government Area of Lagos State. It is a 40-hectare premium development behind Pan Atlantic University / Lagos Business School - LBS, off the popular Lekki-Epe Express way. As the name implies, it is borne out of the natural blessings abounding in this location especially in its serenity and natural vegetation. The site is firm, very ripe for development due to its advantageous location and unrivalled infrastructure and landscaping coming with the estate. It is a 5 minutes drive from the popular Victoria Garden City (VGC) Estate and enjoys a good neighbourhood with  Pan Atlantic University/Lagos Business School, Lekki Gardens, Abraham Adesanya Estate and Crown Estate to mention a few.

This Housing Project involves the phased development of over 2,000 units of fully serviced luxury apartments comprising of 1 to 3 Bedroom Blocks of Flat and Semi-Detached Duplexes, with a state of the art infrastructure and recreational facilities. The house types and price ranges from N9, 350, 000.00 to N38, 850,000.00 as follows:

House types                                                                Prices

1 Bedroom Block of Flat                                            N9, 350, 000.00

2 Bedroom Blocks of Flat (Type A)                           N16, 850,000.00

2 Bedroom Blocks of Flat (Type B)                           N18, 650,000.00

3 Bedroom Blocks of Flat                                          N26, 650,000.00

4 Bedroom Semi-Detached Duplex                            N38, 850,000.00

The design of the site layout for Falling Rain Estates has been taken into careful consideration and properly harmonized to accommodate factors such as Building Scale, Cross Ventilation, Vehicular Inflow and Outflow thus providing a serene and conducive environment to complement the elegant lifestyle of subscribers and home owners.

PROPOSED INFRASTRUCTURE

The Infrastructure proposed for the Estate which will be executed by Messers PW Infrastructure Limited and Mitrelli International will include the following:

1.         Good Road Network and walk ways

2.         Good Drainage System

3.         External Perimeter Fence.

4.         Gate House.

5.         Swimming Pool

6.         Street lighting.

7.         Landscape and horticulture.

8.         Play areas

9.        Recreational Centers

Services to be provided within the estate include the following:

1.         24 hour back up electricity supply.

2.         Potable Water Supply.

3.         Central Sewage treatment.

4.         Centralized Gas System

5.         Refuse disposal.

6.         Security services.

7.         24Hours Estate Management Services

STRUCTURED PAYMENT PLAN

Subscribers of this scheme will be required to contribute a minimum of 10% of the value of the desired house type structured as follows:

i.5% bulk payment and;

ii. The remainder 5% spread equally over 12 months

iii. This arrangement is repeated annually until completion of housing units for delivery;

Upon delivery of the housing units after a construction window of 3 years, subscribers will be required to choose the most suitable exit options as enumerated below:

•          Subscribers have the options of outright payment of the outstanding amount either through self-financed or via mortgage or by the developer-assisted financing;

•          Subscribers who chose to pay out-rightly or by mortgage will be granted immediate possession;

•          For subscribers who chose the developer’s financial arrangement, nominal interest rate will apply, and the outstanding amounts will be spread over a 7-year period post-delivery;

•          Subscribers under the developer-assisted financing will be granted possession upon presentation of a letter from the bank, or any other approved guarantor, guaranteeing payment of the outstanding balance;

Our objective is to make home acquisition easy and convenient for our subscribers by making their contribution as painless and affordable as it can be whilst transforming your dream of home ownership into reality.

BENEFIT TO SUBSCRIBERS

• Beautiful homes: tasteful designs, lush green landscape, serviced environments,
• Attractive pricing: priced below current market rates, guaranteed to appreciate, non-fluctuating, all-in prices
• Convenient terms: Low deposits, convenient installmental payment plan and mortgage offers   
• Secure Investment: Real estate investment legally secured through lawyers, banks and underwriters
• Exceptional customer experience
• Pre and Post acquisition customer satisfaction guaranteed

DOCUMENTATION PROCESS

The subscriber will be deemed to have purchased the house/ Land upon the payment of the initial deposit and shall be issued documents as follows:

Upon Initial Subscription

·         Payment receipts

·         A Contract of Sale shall be executed between Bamah Nissi Multilinks Ltd and the subscriber.

·         The company shall make available Architectural drawing for the house type to the subscriber.

·         The company shall provide Survey Plan for the property to the subscriber.           

Subsequent Subscriptions

·         Payment receipts

Upon Completion of Payments

·         A Deed of Sublease

·         Every other necessary and related document outstanding

PROFILE OF PROMOTERS

Bamah Nissi Multilinks Limited is an indigenous and versatile real estate development, investment and management solutions provider with a global focus. The company is in the business of providing world class estate development, housing and ancillary financing solutions for the purpose of delivering quality housing and infrastructure in various forms within the shortest possible period.

It was incorporated in September 15, 2006, is currently involved in various real estate and services in Nigeria especially in Lagos State, Bamah Nissi Multilinks Limited also employ an aggressive and innovative sales strategy to achieve investors/project promoters’ objectives.

For further enquiries, please contact us on these numbers:

01-4530866, 08167800001, 08124035555, 08151415555.

Mubarak Muyika:The making of a Unique Star

Mubarak Muyika was orphaned at the age of 11 and while working with his adoptive parents, he discovered they needed an online platform to expand their business. He took the initiative to address this need and began teaching himself how to build a website using on-line resources. Within months, the teenager became a website pro and delivered a working e-commerce site for Acrodile Publishers.

Mubarak had always leaned towards entrepreneurship since his high school days. This drive intensified as he grew older, and may explain why he turned down a fully paid scholarship to the prestigious Harvard University in the USA. Most people found his action difficult to comprehend, but not Chris Kirubi; the business mogul who recommended Mubarak for the scholarship.

“Mr Muyika is enterprising and focused, I recommended him to Harvard University but noticed that entrepreneurship came first and he had no obligation to pursue the course. Nowadays one can learn in many ways, even Bill Gates did not complete his studies. He walked out and aggressively did serious business,’’ Chris  said. In January 2012, Mubarak registered Hype Century Technologies and Investments Ltd, a company which deals in web-designing and domain registration. He soon incorporated 2 of his friends in the enterprise and within 3 months, the business became a highly profitable one.

Elvis Wakwoma, who owns Wemps Telecoms Kenya, bought 5 per cent of Hype Century Technologies in 2012 and asked Mr Muyika about how he manages his businesses given his educational background. “I respect education but it should be a tool to create opportunities. The problem with our system is that it prepares one on how to get a degree, get a good job and retire at 50 or 70 year’s or even get sacked in between.” he said.

Mubarak’s vision for HypeCentury is to grow East Africa’s economy by leveraging the power of the internet. “We had 3 computers and in a good month I would pocket between Sh60, 000 and Sh80,000, which I used to pay my 2 part-time employees. Our services varied from domain registration to web hosting and designing ’’ He says. ‘‘Most of the new staff were university graduates, I was dealing with the best talent in the market,’’In December 2012, Mubarak hit a big one when he entered business with Indian investor Jignesh Patel who runs I-Code Ltd. Mr Patel acquired a 25 per cent stake in the company while Mubarak had 60. By the end of the year the company had more than 900 domains. “Patel had 25 per cent shares, Wakwoma 5 per cent, Doursey 10 per cent and I had 60 per cent. I retained the chief executive’s position but I had the feeling that I was not maximising my potential. I opted to sell my shares and develop a new venture,’’Mubarak tells Business Daily. Soon after that, Mubarak registered another firm, Zagace, an enterprise management platform that uses Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) and web-hosting resources to create a basic forum for business systems and processes. He rented a 2-bedroom house which acts as his office and has employed about 12 computer programmers. Mubarak is set to take the world and may never relent until he achieves his purpose.

Culled from  www.upcomingeverything.wordpress.com

How South African becomes youngest multi-millionaire through Forex trading

As a young boy, Sandile Shezi took all the money given to him for tuition in a particular year and used it to trade on the foreign exchange market. Today, at 23, he is one of South Africa’s youngest millionaires
Earning his stripes in the high-risk forex market through his company, Global Forex Institute, Shezi has managed to establish himself as one of South Africa’s most successful forex traders and his company one of the best in forex training.

Based at Umhlanga in South Africa, Global Forex Institute – established by Shezi and George van der Riet – brings “affordable, effective Forex training that works, to the masses.”

According to the website of his company, “In fact most of the training and mentoring provided is done so free of charge. Global Forex Institute is the only company in South Africa that provides Forex Training not for income but to help curb unemployment. Global Forex Institute makes their money from trading and their results are on the website for everyone to see. The training that Global Forex Institute does is part of the community work and their way of giving something back. Students can link their accounts to the Global Forex Fund and earn while they learn. With over 2000 clients trained Global Forex Institute is truly Africa’s leading Forex training provider.”

Ambode Receives German President

Lagos State Governor, Mr. Akinwunmi Ambode on Monday evening expressed the desire of his administration to partner with the Federal Republic of Germany in areas of security, transport, technology and development finance to give a quantum leap to establishment and sustenance of businesses in the State.

Governor Ambode, who spoke at the Lagos House in Ikeja while playing host to the President of Germany, Mr. Joachim Gauck, said he was also favourably disposed to a sister-city relationship between Lagos, the economic capital of Nigeria, and Frankfurt, the commercial hub of Germany, especially in the area of financial service sector.

 He told the German President that his administration had instituted security and legal reforms to ensure a thriving business environment.

According to Ambode, “We have invested deeply in security to ensure that every foreigner is protected in Lagos here and in Nigeria in particular, I am committed to ensure that every German is accounted for in Lagos and we would make sure that they live a very safe and comfortable life.

“I must recognise quickly the volume of German investments that we have in Lagos, I must also recognise quickly what it means to us because ultimately it is about creation of jobs for our people and where we see a situation where we have willing partners and by the demonstration of the number and quality of businessmen that you have brought in this delegation, I am assured that we would have so much to do together as we proceed.

The Dangers of Procrastinating

The most successful people seldom procrastinate. If something needs to be done today then today is the day they will do it.
Procrastinators tend to work from behind, always trying to catch up because of the too many times they did the easy thing rather than the necessary thing. Successful people have developed the skills and discipline required to avoid procrastinating and because of that they tend to work from the front. They always look to be a step ahead and because of that they accomplish more with less stress on their lives.
Think about that for a minute. Procrastinators accomplish less and have more stress. People who don’t procrastinate accomplish more and have less stress.
So why would anyone procrastinate? I guess we all have our individual reasons. I can tell you I seldom put off doing the things I like or the easy things in life. It’s the challenging stuff, often the most important stuff, that I put off.
But I’ve found ways to limit my procrastinating. Here is a couple of ideas that might help you do the same:
Set goals that matter! It’s amazing what the average person can accomplish when they really want something. It’s almost a certainty that if you don’t have goals that matter to you then you are not as productive as you could be. You most likely use procrastination to keep yourself from doing things that matter to other people but not to you.
Balance is a key to avoiding procrastinating. Without balance in your life the hard jobs get harder. Work can only “matter” for so long and if you’re only working because you have to work then the hard jobs soon become nearly impossible. So set goals in all areas of your life, not only work related areas.
Reward Yourself! When you accomplish something worthwhile, especially something challenging that you may have been putting off, then reward yourself. Give yourself a little treat, just make sure that the “little treat” doesn’t include putting off another challenging task.
The most successful people procrastinate far less then the average person.  They do the hard jobs first. In fact, they do the hardest job, the thing they least want to do, before they do anything else. They subscribe to Brian Tracy’s theory that once you accomplish the hard job, everything else becomes easier to do.
If, at any particular point in time, you’re not doing the most productive thing you can be doing then you’re not doing the thing you should be doing. You might just be procrastinating.
Success waits for no one. If you can do “it” today, then make today the day you do “it.”

Written by Steve Keating

How to Stop Being So Lazy

“How soon ‘not now’ becomes ‘never’.”
Martin Luther
This week I’d like to share 10 simple habits that have helped me to make that change. To stop being so lazy and get what really matters done by working smarter. While still having room for guilt-free lazy time to spend as I like.
1. Be kind to yourself.
When you feel that you’ve perhaps been too lazy lately it’s common and tempting to beat yourself up about it and to hope that will lead you to start taking action.
Sometimes it does. But I have found that beating yourself up most often just leads to feeling guiltier and like a failure. And so you feel less motivated to get going and you procrastinate because there seems to be little point in even trying.
2. Start with just a small step forward.
The hardest thing is often to simply get started.
So make that as easy as you can to reduce the inner resistance and to actually take action. Start with just taking a small step forward:

• Go out running for only 3 minutes.
• Do the dishes for 5 minutes.
• Write on that report you’ve been procrastinating on for 10 minutes.

3. Do a small part of what matters most first thing in your day.
To feel like you can enjoy your lazy/rest time fully and without guilt it’s important to actually get what truly matters in the long run done each week.
So start your day with that. But make it easy on yourself by breaking down that task into smaller steps and then focus on just the first one.
Get on it right away to get into an effective and focused mindset.

4. Cycle fully focused work with small breaks of rest/lazy time.
To lighten up your daily work inject small breaks between doing short but focused burst of work.
Say to yourself: I’ll do 20 minutes of work on this task now and then I can take 5 or 10 minutes of lazy time.
By breaking down your hours like this the work seems less daunting. And you’ll feel energetic and motivated longer and do work of better quality if you allow yourself these pauses of rest and time to lazy around on Facebook, with a game or with just relaxing in the grass or with short walk in the park.

5. Unclutter your life.
When your life’s too cluttered and overwhelming then you may shut down and procrastinate by lying lazily on the couch and just watching the TV or your smart phone.
When that’s the case then start uncluttering both your work hours and your private time. Two questions that have helped me to do that and to find what is most important are:

• What would I work on if I only had 2 hours for work today?
• If I had just 1 hour of free time today then how would I spend it?

Written by Henrik Edberg

The Transphysiognomy of The Andela Inc Empire

Mr. Iyinoluwa Aboyeji co-founded Andela Inc. in 2014 and serves as its Director of Recruitment. Mr. Aboyeji is a Co-Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Invevia Inc. He is an Advisor at Africa Angels Network. He is a Nigerian serial entrepreneur with several years of experience running social ventures in education technology and publishing.

 In 2008, he worked as an intern at the Settlement and Integration Services Organization in Hamilton.
He  has worked as an intern with the World Youth Alliance in the United Nations Headquarters. Then he went on to run one of Canada’s largest student owned publishing houses, Imprint Publications as President of the Board. He is founder of Bookneto Inc, an social e-learning platform for University professors to independently teach online courses. He is a recipient of several awards and honors including the John C Holland Award for Youth Leadership (awarded by JC Holland Foundation in 2010), Nigeria’s top 20 under 20 (awarded by Ynaija! in 2011) and World Economic Forum Global Shaper in 2012 and Forbes 30 under 30 Most Promising Young Entrepreneurs in Africa in 2015. Mr. Aboyeji holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Legal Studies from the University of Waterloo in Waterloo, Ontario, Canada.