The New Towns Development Authority (NTDA), an agency of the Lagos State Government, has recently announced the launch of three new schemes in the Epe-Ibeju Lekki axis. Among these initiatives are the Epe Mixed Development Scheme and the Labour Scheme, which collectively aim to transform the region into a vibrant hub of residential, commercial, and recreational spaces. However, the acquisition of 7,781 hectares of land for the first scheme raises significant concerns for existing property owners in the area. The NTDA's objective in launching these schemes is to facilitate urban growth and improve living conditions in Lagos State. The Epe-Ibeju Lekki axis has been identified as a prime area for development due to its strategic location and potential for economic expansion. The Epe Mixed Development Scheme is designed to create a balanced community that integrates housing, business, and leisure, ultimately enhancing the quality of life for residents. While the vision for development is commendable, the reality for many property owners in the affected areas is more complex. The acquisition of 7,781 hectares of land means that numerous individuals and families may face the loss of their properties Watch this video to get more insight
Epe mixed development scheme and Labour city comprises of 3 Phases,the first phase consist of eight zones which cover approximately 7,81hectares ,located between itoikin road and Epe-Ijebu Ode expressway.
Very informative video. Thank you. I just bought a land in Odomola Epe. I did my due diligence before buying and I was told it's free from government encumbrances. Do you think this new development would affect Odomola area as well ? I will appreciate your response. Thank you
Plss We’re are d places at epe ijebu ode road dat will b affected in dis dere development .. like d names of d community dat may b affected alone dat epe ijebu ode express road
The New Towns Development Authority (NTDA), an agency of the Lagos State Government, has recently announced the launch of three new schemes in the Epe-Ibeju Lekki axis. Among these initiatives are the Epe Mixed Development Scheme and the Labour Scheme, which collectively aim to transform the region into a vibrant hub of residential, commercial, and recreational spaces. However, the acquisition of 7,781 hectares of land for the first scheme raises significant concerns for existing property owners in the area.
The NTDA's objective in launching these schemes is to facilitate urban growth and improve living conditions in Lagos State. The Epe-Ibeju Lekki axis has been identified as a prime area for development due to its strategic location and potential for economic expansion. The Epe Mixed Development Scheme is designed to create a balanced community that integrates housing, business, and leisure, ultimately enhancing the quality of life for residents.
While the vision for development is commendable, the reality for many property owners in the affected areas is more complex. The acquisition of 7,781 hectares of land means that numerous individuals and families may face the loss of their properties
Watch this video to get more insight
Please how about Igbonla area?. We invested at Ideal Garden Scheme at Igbonla
Epe mixed development scheme and Labour city comprises of 3 Phases,the first phase consist of eight zones which cover approximately 7,81hectares ,located between itoikin road and Epe-Ijebu Ode expressway.
Not 781 but 7781 hectares
Very informative video. Thank you. I just bought a land in Odomola Epe. I did my due diligence before buying and I was told it's free from government encumbrances. Do you think this new development would affect Odomola area as well ? I will appreciate your response. Thank you
Plss We’re are d places at epe ijebu ode road dat will b affected in dis dere development .. like d names of d community dat may b affected alone dat epe ijebu ode express road
Ketu, Itoikin, Odoragunshi and some communities leading to the toll gate
@ okay.. and we don’t know d names of dose communities yet ..
@FaithMadukwe-w1b not yet
How about Igbonla area? We just invested in Ideal Garden Scheme 1 at Igbonla. Your response will be highly appreciated