Loving this Rochelle!!! Would you have believed a decade ago that you'd go from living in your parents ground floor to living in and owning business in Africa and moving city to city??? Life can change dramatically for you and your whole family when you take big brave steps. I made a decision and will be graduating this year from a top university that I never dreamed I would get into. But I had to do something different as I was stuck in a vicious cycle and stagnant. If you're not happy with where your life is, take action and change it. You'd be surprised where life can take you. 🙏🙏🙏
A big issue in Nigeria and West Africa generally is there is often a lack of standardization in housing - that's why historically almost everybody built their own. Because if you rent, you're going to be subject to another person's aesthetics which includes where they randomly decide to cut corners. In that showcase house, it is clear that by the time the owner got to the bathroom they lost all interest. To get contemporary finishes reflecting universal standards, you'll have to pay more in a new estate. Also renters in Nigeria legit change finishing... like you can remove that whole tile and replace it to what you want (relatively inexpensively) and the landlord would have no issue.
Just a little tip, those houses are not gone, base on what you filled on the forms, you where not seen as a potential occupant. The form is a screening tool. Good luck in your search and that's Nigeria for you.
Hi Rochelle, I ve got a newly built house at The Estate Oganbo road. This is our property and I can assure you, it’s something you would love….We live in Australia and just finished building. L kindly let me know if interested.
There are many gated estates in Lekki with all amenities inclusive eg water, 24 hrs electricity, waste management, security, playgrounds for the kids, gyms etc, shopping centre etc- you pay service charge yearly for all these tho. Get a reputable agent who will show you some of these places....you will live very comfortably in such places and not have to bother about utility issues
For your own power, get a solar panel and inverter. Its just what it is and Nigerians have been used to this and people have been thriving. With an inverter, you have constant power till the power from the main grid comes up. Lets not act like the over 220 million people in Nigeria including millons of foreigners are all dead. We all get to a new environment, and see what obtains there and make adjustments to keep going. Its all choice, some communities offerr 24hrs uninterrupted electricity as well. There are other cities with more constant power, up to 20hrs per day. Don't act like you are in the US or the developed world. Even GH and SA have daily power cuts nowadays.
The truth is that everybody is building in Lekki and poorly. She should look at some old area like Ikoyi. There are some cool vertical apartments where she can get something better at the same price despite not a gated community but usually have fences..
I looked at townhomes with similar layouts and steep stairs here in NJ and NY and passed bc thinking of going down such steep steps with a child gave me anxiety. Either a big open layout apt or a true house. Also, if one is buying, I understand and encourage investing in a neighborhood still being built, for return on investment. But if you are renting (and not at a cheap price), why not live in an already completed area so you can enjoy the area too?
Hi Rochelle, it depends on how much you paid for your Rent. I suggest you go to a High Class area & pay a little more, soo you can get the Amenities you’re soo used to getting in Canada❤🎉
Tiles are wack they always look like this. Watching those African movies has me dying with the tiles. Wish you best of luck Rochelle. I’ll come check you soon.
Hi Rochelle, glad you're on this journey. Just one comment/suggestion maybe don't say 'In Africa/I feel in Africa"... you've only experienced 2 countries the 53 are all different and unique, depending on the region culture etc. it is not a one size fits all..
I'm from Michigan and at least once or twice a year we have power outages that last maybe an hour or two at the most. I couldn't imagine dealing with that every single day or even weekly! That's just a different type of living! Some of those places look like fixer uppers. Maybe they used cheap materials that's why they looked lived in or used.
@@karine-ela but its way way better than The So Called Self proclaim "Giant of Africa." Also In Ghana Electricity goes off mostly in Big cities...the small towns and villages have their electricity always on because they dont consume a lot so they dont touch their electricity
Of course you cant live in Michigan without an electricity for a day because you gonna freeze your Ass off. Whereas in Africa you dont need electricity 24hrs 360 days to live life because you can still cook, shower, sleep and do a lot without electricity
Thank you Rochelle for this House Hunting Videos. Regarding The Tiles As a professional in Building Constuction in Nigeria. The Tiles are yet to be given "The Final Finishes" this is because they want to do ALL other finishes on the Ceilings and Walls e.t.c in order to reduce the cost cleaning. Enjoy your stay in Nigeria
Offgrid Solar System Is The Way To Go In Nigeria 🇳🇬 I Live In Illinois. I Am Building My Retirement Home In Lekki Lagos Island 🏝 I Will Definitely Make Sure That My Whole 3 Levels House In Nigeria Will Be Power With Full Solar System And Many Batteries To Power My Whole House
One advice: Don't take prices at face value. Sometimes, agents (let's say Agent B) take advertising work from other agents (let's say Agent A) and act merely as introducers. They might increase the rental/sale price by a little amount. This is why you can go to some property websites and see the same apartment advertised for different prices. Agent A (the original agent) advertised it for N13m. Which was the intended price by the landlord. Agent B (the introducer) advertised it for N14m. Which is a N1m add-on that they would gladly take if you can afford it. Considering you are paying percentages as legal and agent fees, they are also milking extras in that. So, do negotiate the price as much as possible. NEVER show you are desperate or don't have alternative options.
I had the SAME EXACT experience with the tiles. I even moved out of a place that I rented for that reason. I came to the conclusion that these landlords are either lying or their workers have been occupying and using the bathrooms while the apartments are vacant.
Welcome to my home country RoRo! The gen and electro thing is real. The water is harshhh! My feet started peeling when I got there. The lekki express way 🙄🙄😬good luck hehe Ghana has better designed homes imo. Stay in an estate or gated community plz!! Nigeria is a vibe though.
17:16 yes i see it. I'm wondering if because it's so warm there that it just grows mold when nobody lives in it. Because in Miami, Florida where I'm from we get little molds spots in certain areas of the house if it's not constantly cleaned and dehumidified.
No, moulds are indoors despite Lagos being swampy. It is hot sunshine most of he year. The reason that floor looks like it is having moulds is because it has not been thoroughly cleaned and the tiles poorly done with cavities. Probably the cements are still left there after completing building the house. You basically have to clean those cavities.
Dear Rochelle, I wanted to share some concerns I have about the potential move to Nigeria for you and your family, especially your kids. Considering the country’s reputation for safety concerns, I believe it’s essential for you to take your time and conduct thorough research before making any decisions. I suggest dedicating six months to a year to gather information, exchange experiences with people who have lived in Nigeria, and understand the current situation firsthand. Given that your partner hasn’t lived in Nigeria for quite some time, this research period could provide valuable insights into any changes or challenges since then.❤
Aw. Thanks. We actually met a Canadian couple who moved to Nigeria. They’ve been living there for three years. So they will definitely give us all the intel we will need. And introduced us to other Xbox just like us. That will definitely help us navigate in Nigeria!
My question is, why is a Ghanian that has NEVER been to Nigeria before giving advise on Nigeria as tho he were a Nigerian??? Boy I tell you , these Ghanaians are Hella Deceptive..
Hi, new subscriber here, I will advise working with more than one agent for more options, there are more beautiful and way less houses on the island to rent for sure. Get a place in a serviced estate, for better security and 24 hrs electricity etc, and of course some of them come with a pool , if possible a new built, and unfurnished. Unfurnished usually come with a fitted kitchen, and closets so u can furnish the rest yourself it way cheaper n better to get unfurnished than furnished with ridiculous rent. The houses you showed in my opinion are definitely not worth the price, go further into Lekki if you must like chevron or even Abraham Adesanya, you will get newer, beautiful and cheaper houses with nice finishing, get a trusted person who lives in Lekki or even Nigeria to come with you when viewing also if you see one you like, ask questions from the residents in the estates before making a deposit. If you take your time and make tiny compromise you will definitely get what you want, Good luck my love.
I do see the imperfections and the different levels were a bit much. Unfortunately , I thought amenities such as the swimming pool should be free and yes ! I use my balcony a lot.♥ much.
Subscribed without even watching the video. I’m ready to explore Africa, my sister went to Ghana, but I wanna start with Nigeria. Thank you for sharing, now let me start the video ❤
Like I said in your previous video, Nigeria is a very competitive and progressive society. You just have to be fast because whatever that you are thinking in your head another person is already working on it or still perfecting on it 😀
This is the problem we are facing with realter in Nigeria. Buildings are poorly done, constructed and overpriced. When you complain people will start insulting you for calling out the flaws. Thank you, ma'am, for pointing out these major problems with Lagos real estates.
@@Sabigalririleave the id..t. he is everywhere on anything Nigeria spewing thrash. Unfortunately his GH can never get to Nigeria's level in this lifetime.
The thing is, if you want to skimp in Nigeria then you won’t enjoy it. You need money to enjoy Nigeria. Even for general safety you need money. Rochelle I suggest y’all increase y’all budget because the houses y’all were looking at are all very ugly. For safety you need to try and find a gated community. You have kids, so please take extra precautions.
Yup, we see it girl! And that’s a little annoying because it seemed to be like that in most of the houses. Hopefully, you find something that you don’t have to compromise with.🙏🏽❤️
@@sean-et4wr when I said most , I was speaking on the houses that she showed us ….and it was most of them! Again, hopefully she will fine something she loves and doesn’t have to compromise.
1 year in advance is not like that in Africa in general. It select countries. Kenya and South Africa, for example, are monthly. Also, none of these properties were nice (except for the show house). Even know Nigerians in the comments are claiming Ghanaians are always negative towards them (untrue), I know my Naija peeps go hard, and these properties are not representative of that, especially on THE islands.
Yup Ghanaians have a Negative mindset towards Nigeria & it’s not only True but PATHETIC! If you’re South African then I Suggest you don’t Speak on Nigerians behalf if you don’t understand the situation
For the rentals you have shown .. what are the purchasing prices for these units?...for the rentals, that's pretty cheap compared to Canada.. it would be doubled and smaller
One thing you need to understand in Nigeria is that most of this houses are new and mostly rented by Nigerians and we are use to being treated this way.they don’t clean the houses very well after building to make it more appealing to potential client.you have to do the cleaning by yourself
Now you are exaggerating.. although during the ice storm a few years ago we didn't have light for 1 week. My naija home training kicked it and i survived!
@@BN071410It’s absolutely true. Much of Texas’s power is being privatized and outages are increasing because of it. This is easily verified. If it’s not you now, it will be later.
What i love about Nigerian homes compared to Ghanaian ones is that they typically have better finishings. They dont use the tacky doors, tiles, or lighting. etc. that Ghanaian homes typically have. You definitely get value for money as compared to Ghana.
Yes I agree Rochelle about the tiles. I think the workmanship with installing the tiles just wasn't neatly or carefully at all so it just looks messy/unprofessional
Hey Rochelle, I know you intend to move to Nigeria at all costs, but considering how these apts are taken whenever you fill out the forms raises much concern. As you did state earlier, if these apts are taken, why do they give you forms to fill? Please take your time to do more diligent work before making the move.
The properties are still on the market when you're given a form to fill, however, the properties are on a first come first serve basis and there are so many people looking for homes to rent. So you can fill out the form but an hour later someone who has their money ready will pay and take the property. That's how it goes.
Yeah that tile is a mess for absolutely no reason. I don’t get the builders doing all that work and not wanting it to look good, like they did it so sloppy but there was so much potential lol
And? U sound like Nigeria's hell, Cause the kids they are bringing is coming from heaven, there's no kids or Billionaire kids in nigeria, What an ignorant statement
She will be fine. Blessings to you and your family. Its where you choices to live and how. Yah, will always protect you all. I wish you can buy a house there instead. You have a good head on your shoulders so i expect great things to gwaan mi gal. Love 💖💖💖💖 safe journey. Shalom
I have lived in both places, and Ghana is an easier place to live, honestly. Or even Ivory Coast. Did you consider a second Crazy Burger location in Ghana?
Population increase & infrastructure built during colonial times cannot accommodate or keep up with the population. Part of the problem is most Governments have the capacity to fix the issue but because of corruption & greediness they would rather not make changes that benefit the population.
It's not always. There are periods of crisis and there are African cities with really good power supply. But as usual with Africa it's the negative news that dominates on the Internet not the positive ones.
I’m stressed out just hearing about all the things you have to take in consideration. Wow it’s a lot. And I have a toddler and those stairs in most of those places gave anxiety. But it’s fun to see what different countries have to offer. My coward ass is staying put in Canada. Even tho dem yearly prices is like 4 months mortgage payment 😩 over here.
They use the proceeds from the first tenant to finish the remaining parts of the houses. It's no big deal. Either you choose it or not. Building an estate is capital intensive so hence why they need the final payments to complete it
@@k_c2731yeah I just saw a video where her kids were in school. I didn't know that cuz the last video I saw previous to that video was a while ago and they were going back to Canada.
But he should have gone and done the due diligence, secure the place and then you go to Nigeria with the 3 children… why are you in Nigeria running around with 3 children like that… live the soft life a little bit, lady.
Been waiting for this video …. I personally didn’t like none of the places it’s not well finished and your right too many stairs , don’t settle unless your happy with the right place . LOL TAKE THE STAIR AWAY TO HEAVEN 😂😂😂😂
I think you’re being extremely picky for where you’re moving too lol. I feel like every tour you’ve ever done in Africa all had bad looking tile or something worse lmao. That model house was nice af!
I thought u said Nigeria is like Canada. From what I'm seeing, it's nothing like Canada. Let's keep watching maybe it's better than Ghana, but from what am seeing Ghana is better.. my opinion from observation
Trust me in some aspects it is. As Nigeria is bigger, has a bigger population and more money than Ghana does. So naturally there’s more advancement, with that being said like all over the world. There’s good and bad parts
@@africasfinest52 a city that every house use borehole in this 21st century, you have to generate your own electricity. 63% of the population lives below the poverty line. Come on. What do u call development then? Buildings or what. Come to Accra and see if you will find a borehole anywhere
@@apologeticsreview7988 Hey, before you start attacking Nigeria, please smell yourself first. I have been to Accra, Lagos, Abuja, and there is no comparison. Lagos and Abuja has way more infrastructures than Accra. Please stop being bitter. Ghana will forever live in the shadows of Nigeria. That is why you Ghanaians always throw shots at NIgeria unprovoked. So, please stop being so bitter. The last time I checked, your tiny little country Ghana is already bankrupt, and majority your people live in object poverty! No electricity. High cost of living. Corruption. All you do is wait for your government to give handouts. Please, don't even go there about development. Ghana has nothing on Nigeria when it comes to that. Fun facts: Lagos economy (GDP) is larger than that of your country Ghana, Liberia, Gambia, Senegal, Guinea, Benin Republic , Togo, and Sierra Leone all put together. The electricity that powers the entire Ghana, can not even power half of Lagos. Let that sink in. I say this to say that, a tiny little country like Ghana with only 30 million people is already bankrupt. You still owes Nigeria over $200 million for gas and diesel supplied to power your electricity. Ghana still haven't paid. You wonder why the Ghanaian government said they do not have no money to buy gas and diesel to run your power plants last week. Ghan is neck-dip in debt. So please stop being bitter and a sore loser.
More negative comments about Nigerians loading. It’s been eye opening learning what our fellow Africans think about us through these videos, especially Ghanaians that we used to love so much. Anyways, no more unity. Everyone should stay in their lane.
This is the first time in your life that you’ve heard negative comments from other Africans towards Nigerians? Not saying it’s right but let’s not pretend that it’s not the norm. In more current times the AFCON was a few months ago. The whole internet was on fire.
Immediately you see a negative comment you assume it's a Ghanaian. It says a lot about you. Do you realize most of the negative news we get on social media is from Nigerians? We live peacefully with our Nigerian brothers and sisters in Ghana.
@@Sabigalriri Mr CIA. I like how you're speaking with so much authority like you've done the investigation. A ghanaian using a Nigerian identity for what? We're proud of our country. Search all the Ghana vs Nigeria videos on RUclips. Over 90 percent are Nigerians. Unless that one too you'll claim their ghanaians using Nigerian accent and names 😂. Oh my word. This is hilarious.
Sorry, but the houses kinda look the same ..... ..........The pool does not look clean !! Generators are so noisy !! I want to visit Africa for a month ???? They look thrown together 🇺🇸
Loving this Rochelle!!!
Would you have believed a decade ago that you'd go from living in your parents ground floor to living in and owning business in Africa and moving city to city??? Life can change dramatically for you and your whole family when you take big brave steps.
I made a decision and will be graduating this year from a top university that I never dreamed I would get into. But I had to do something different as I was stuck in a vicious cycle and stagnant.
If you're not happy with where your life is, take action and change it. You'd be surprised where life can take you.
🙏🙏🙏
A big issue in Nigeria and West Africa generally is there is often a lack of standardization in housing - that's why historically almost everybody built their own. Because if you rent, you're going to be subject to another person's aesthetics which includes where they randomly decide to cut corners. In that showcase house, it is clear that by the time the owner got to the bathroom they lost all interest. To get contemporary finishes reflecting universal standards, you'll have to pay more in a new estate. Also renters in Nigeria legit change finishing... like you can remove that whole tile and replace it to what you want (relatively inexpensively) and the landlord would have no issue.
Recently got inverters installed at my place in Uganda and it’s been a game changer!
How much?
@@Mogul_Heiress 600k
The tiles are horrible, you are correct 😅
The tile work is sloppy and grouting basically nonexistent maybe just concrete and uneven
Thank you Rochelle for this detailed video on house hunting/rental homes in Nigeria
Rochelle, I agree with you regarding the tiles.
Just a little tip, those houses are not gone, base on what you filled on the forms, you where not seen as a potential occupant. The form is a screening tool. Good luck in your search and that's Nigeria for you.
Hi Rochelle, I ve got a newly built house at The Estate Oganbo road. This is our property and I can assure you, it’s something you would love….We live in Australia and just finished building. L kindly let me know if interested.
There are many gated estates in Lekki with all amenities inclusive eg water, 24 hrs electricity, waste management, security, playgrounds for the kids, gyms etc, shopping centre etc- you pay service charge yearly for all these tho. Get a reputable agent who will show you some of these places....you will live very comfortably in such places and not have to bother about utility issues
For your own power, get a solar panel and inverter. Its just what it is and Nigerians have been used to this and people have been thriving. With an inverter, you have constant power till the power from the main grid comes up.
Lets not act like the over 220 million people in Nigeria including millons of foreigners are all dead. We all get to a new environment, and see what obtains there and make adjustments to keep going. Its all choice, some communities offerr 24hrs uninterrupted electricity as well. There are other cities with more constant power, up to 20hrs per day. Don't act like you are in the US or the developed world. Even GH and SA have daily power cuts nowadays.
These steep-stair homes and area are not giving what needs to be gave… but you will find the the right place for you and the family soon❤
The truth is that everybody is building in Lekki and poorly. She should look at some old area like Ikoyi. There are some cool vertical apartments where she can get something better at the same price despite not a gated community but usually have fences..
I looked at townhomes with similar layouts and steep stairs here in NJ and NY and passed bc thinking of going down such steep steps with a child gave me anxiety. Either a big open layout apt or a true house.
Also, if one is buying, I understand and encourage investing in a neighborhood still being built, for return on investment. But if you are renting (and not at a cheap price), why not live in an already completed area so you can enjoy the area too?
Hi Rochelle, it depends on how much you paid for your Rent. I suggest you go to a High Class area & pay a little more, soo you can get the Amenities you’re soo used to getting in Canada❤🎉
Tiles are wack they always look like this. Watching those African movies has me dying with the tiles. Wish you best of luck Rochelle. I’ll come check you soon.
Hi Rochelle, glad you're on this journey. Just one comment/suggestion maybe don't say 'In Africa/I feel in Africa"... you've only experienced 2 countries the 53 are all different and unique, depending on the region culture etc. it is not a one size fits all..
I'm from Michigan and at least once or twice a year we have power outages that last maybe an hour or two at the most. I couldn't imagine dealing with that every single day or even weekly! That's just a different type of living! Some of those places look like fixer uppers. Maybe they used cheap materials that's why they looked lived in or used.
That's a lot to take in and deal with, the least of my concern would be the bathtub. Thanks for taking us along your journey ❤
@@TinaJones-dh1voI agree !!!
Ghana also has that problem they take out power every time
@@karine-ela but its way way better than The So Called Self proclaim "Giant of Africa." Also In Ghana Electricity goes off mostly in Big cities...the small towns and villages have their electricity always on because they dont consume a lot so they dont touch their electricity
Of course you cant live in Michigan without an electricity for a day because you gonna freeze your Ass off. Whereas in Africa you dont need electricity 24hrs 360 days to live life because you can still cook, shower, sleep and do a lot without electricity
Thank you Rochelle for this House Hunting Videos.
Regarding The Tiles
As a professional in Building Constuction in Nigeria.
The Tiles are yet to be given "The Final Finishes" this is because they want to do ALL other finishes on the Ceilings and Walls e.t.c in order to reduce the cost cleaning.
Enjoy your stay in Nigeria
Okok. I get that. Thank you 🙏🏽
I love your vlogs! I’ve been binge watching for three days now lol
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Ye. I would definitely do the same. Ghana or Nigeria!
One advice: Don't take prices at face value.
Sometimes, agents (let's say Agent B) take advertising work from other agents (let's say Agent A) and act merely as introducers. They might increase the rental/sale price by a little amount. This is why you can go to some property websites and see the same apartment advertised for different prices.
Agent A (the original agent) advertised it for N13m. Which was the intended price by the landlord.
Agent B (the introducer) advertised it for N14m. Which is a N1m add-on that they would gladly take if you can afford it.
Considering you are paying percentages as legal and agent fees, they are also milking extras in that.
So, do negotiate the price as much as possible. NEVER show you are desperate or don't have alternative options.
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I had the SAME EXACT experience with the tiles. I even moved out of a place that I rented for that reason. I came to the conclusion that these landlords are either lying or their workers have been occupying and using the bathrooms while the apartments are vacant.
Hear in the South of Africa its month by month but there is security (once off) refundable
That rent on 2nd house is great compare to a 1 bedroom in Toronto for 2200 a month +hydro
Welcome to my home country RoRo! The gen and electro thing is real. The water is harshhh! My feet started peeling when I got there. The lekki express way 🙄🙄😬good luck hehe Ghana has better designed homes imo. Stay in an estate or gated community plz!! Nigeria is a vibe though.
Nigeria also has better designed homes, i don't think you know enough about real estate in Lagos or Abuja Nigeria
@@FredNaija the answer says imo
17:16 yes i see it. I'm wondering if because it's so warm there that it just grows mold when nobody lives in it. Because in Miami, Florida where I'm from we get little molds spots in certain areas of the house if it's not constantly cleaned and dehumidified.
No, moulds are indoors despite Lagos being swampy. It is hot sunshine most of he year. The reason that floor looks like it is having moulds is because it has not been thoroughly cleaned and the tiles poorly done with cavities. Probably the cements are still left there after completing building the house. You basically have to clean those cavities.
Dear Rochelle,
I wanted to share some concerns I have about the potential move to Nigeria for you and your family, especially your kids. Considering the country’s reputation for safety concerns, I believe it’s essential for you to take your time and conduct thorough research before making any decisions.
I suggest dedicating six months to a year to gather information, exchange experiences with people who have lived in Nigeria, and understand the current situation firsthand. Given that your partner hasn’t lived in Nigeria for quite some time, this research period could provide valuable insights into any changes or challenges since then.❤
Aw. Thanks. We actually met a Canadian couple who moved to Nigeria. They’ve been living there for three years. So they will definitely give us all the intel we will need. And introduced us to other Xbox just like us. That will definitely help us navigate in Nigeria!
My question is, why is a Ghanian that has NEVER been to Nigeria before giving advise on Nigeria as tho he were a Nigerian??? Boy I tell you , these Ghanaians are Hella Deceptive..
Hi, new subscriber here, I will advise working with more than one agent for more options, there are more beautiful and way less houses on the island to rent for sure. Get a place in a serviced estate, for better security and 24 hrs electricity etc, and of course some of them come with a pool , if possible a new built, and unfurnished. Unfurnished usually come with a fitted kitchen, and closets so u can furnish the rest yourself it way cheaper n better to get unfurnished than furnished with ridiculous rent.
The houses you showed in my opinion are definitely not worth the price, go further into Lekki if you must like chevron or even Abraham Adesanya, you will get newer, beautiful and cheaper houses with nice finishing, get a trusted person who lives in Lekki or even Nigeria to come with you when viewing also if you see one you like, ask questions from the residents in the estates before making a deposit. If you take your time and make tiny compromise you will definitely get what you want, Good luck my love.
$10,000,000 Nira vs usd is nothing wow !!! I can’t wait to go there
I totally agree about the tiles
I do see the imperfections and the different levels were a bit much. Unfortunately , I thought amenities such as the swimming pool should be free and yes ! I use my balcony a lot.♥ much.
Subscribed without even watching the video. I’m ready to explore Africa, my sister went to Ghana, but I wanna start with Nigeria. Thank you for sharing, now let me start the video ❤
Like I said in your previous video, Nigeria is a very competitive and progressive society. You just have to be fast because whatever that you are thinking in your head another person is already working on it or still perfecting on it 😀
The builders often don't pay attention to detail and they forget about finishing in Nigeria.
idiotic comment. Have you been to all the houses in Nigeria?
This is the problem we are facing with realter in Nigeria. Buildings are poorly done, constructed and overpriced. When you complain people will start insulting you for calling out the flaws.
Thank you, ma'am, for pointing out these major problems with Lagos real estates.
You are a Ghanaian. You go to anything Nigerian to say these negatives and lies about Nigeria
@@Sabigalririleave the id..t. he is everywhere on anything Nigeria spewing thrash. Unfortunately his GH can never get to Nigeria's level in this lifetime.
The notorious Ghanaian 🇬🇭 xenophobe is here spewing his bile-filled sentiments.
@@Sabigalririgive it a rest, if it’s a negative the person must be Ghanaian. Like they don’t have eyes or lived experience.
Stop lying you are not Nigerian!!!
In Namibia ,SA you pay monthly rent
Sounds like Lusaka, Zambia about the electricity. It goes everyday for 8 hours at the moment! I didnt know other african countries go through the same
The thing is, if you want to skimp in Nigeria then you won’t enjoy it. You need money to enjoy Nigeria. Even for general safety you need money. Rochelle I suggest y’all increase y’all budget because the houses y’all were looking at are all very ugly. For safety you need to try and find a gated community. You have kids, so please take extra precautions.
I’m not fond of any of those houses including the neighborhood. Please keep looking.
OK, please educate us on why you are not fond of her search because I can tell you know best.
Yup, we see it girl! And that’s a little annoying because it seemed to be like that in most of the houses. Hopefully, you find something that you don’t have to compromise with.🙏🏽❤️
that's a lie. It's not in most of the houses. Have you been to all the houses in Nigeria?
@@sean-et4wr when I said most , I was speaking on the houses that she showed us ….and it was most of them! Again, hopefully she will fine something she loves and doesn’t have to compromise.
Off topic, but this hair is perfect 😍 I’d love the details on this unit
This is from ula hair actually!
Thanks. Very informative.
It's all better than everything I've seen in Canada, am Canadian
Wow this video was so helpful
1 year in advance is not like that in Africa in general. It select countries. Kenya and South Africa, for example, are monthly.
Also, none of these properties were nice (except for the show house). Even know Nigerians in the comments are claiming Ghanaians are always negative towards them (untrue), I know my Naija peeps go hard, and these properties are not representative of that, especially on THE islands.
Yup Ghanaians have a Negative mindset towards Nigeria & it’s not only True but PATHETIC! If you’re South African then I Suggest you don’t Speak on Nigerians behalf if you don’t understand the situation
For the rentals you have shown .. what are the purchasing prices for these units?...for the rentals, that's pretty cheap compared to Canada.. it would be doubled and smaller
One thing you need to understand in Nigeria is that most of this houses are new and mostly rented by Nigerians and we are use to being treated this way.they don’t clean the houses very well after building to make it more appealing to potential client.you have to do the cleaning by yourself
The finishing of this house is dreadful.
I absolutely agree with you.
Those stairs will get you fit
The tiles are done so sloppy..wow
The electricity sounds like the electricity here in Texas. Sometimes we have electricity and sometimes it will just go out for no apparent reason.
Lol that never happened to me in Houston. I would die
This is not true
Now you are exaggerating.. although during the ice storm a few years ago we didn't have light for 1 week. My naija home training kicked it and i survived!
@@BN071410It’s absolutely true. Much of Texas’s power is being privatized and outages are increasing because of it. This is easily verified. If it’s not you now, it will be later.
After she paid all that money without a receipt I can’t take anything seriously at this point 😮💨
Someone was testing the waters.
What i love about Nigerian homes compared to Ghanaian ones is that they typically have better finishings. They dont use the tacky doors, tiles, or lighting. etc. that Ghanaian homes typically have. You definitely get value for money as compared to Ghana.
This is tru
Lol
Facts💯
Yes I agree Rochelle about the tiles. I think the workmanship with installing the tiles just wasn't neatly or carefully at all so it just looks messy/unprofessional
Exactly. It would annoy my soul lol
@nancyumey I think they have rentals in lecki where Rochelle is looking for property
Hey Rochelle,
I know you intend to move to Nigeria at all costs, but considering how these apts are taken whenever you fill out the forms raises much concern. As you did state earlier, if these apts are taken, why do they give you forms to fill? Please take your time to do more diligent work before making the move.
We have Whites, Chinese & Indians living & doing Business in Nigeria 🇳🇬 I’m sure Rochelle will be just fine…
The properties are still on the market when you're given a form to fill, however, the properties are on a first come first serve basis and there are so many people looking for homes to rent. So you can fill out the form but an hour later someone who has their money ready will pay and take the property. That's how it goes.
Yeah that tile is a mess for absolutely no reason. I don’t get the builders doing all that work and not wanting it to look good, like they did it so sloppy but there was so much potential lol
Moving from Ghana to Nigeria with kids at this time ? Na wow.
I thought she was a smart lady, but she is not. A Nigerian man received her to the hell. And she's going there with her😂 children
And? U sound like Nigeria's hell, Cause the kids they are bringing is coming from heaven, there's no kids or Billionaire kids in nigeria, What an ignorant statement
What's wrong with that? Are there not more humans living in Nigeria than in Ghana?
@@FredNaija Ghana is way safer than Nigeria, statistics show this.
@@lauradadson2089sick , obsessed Ghanaians
I cant believe in this day and age they still need to operate like this. Light or no light !? Cmon
The outlets and switches are a mess too
I will advise you guys moved down to Abuja so nice clean, more beautiful than Lagos and nice apartments over there and less stressed, go check it out
She will be fine. Blessings to you and your family. Its where you choices to live and how. Yah, will always protect you all. I wish you can buy a house there instead. You have a good head on your shoulders so i expect great things to gwaan mi gal. Love 💖💖💖💖 safe journey. Shalom
Wow!! This is a lot!!!!!
Rochelle, do you have advice information on South Africa?
Ye those tiles are definitely not brand New
I like the 2nd house that u like as well
Am a Nigerian but you just got my sub
I have lived in both places, and Ghana is an easier place to live, honestly. Or even Ivory Coast. Did you consider a second Crazy Burger location in Ghana?
I know a lot of people that have lived in both places & Honestly, they tell me Nigeria 🇳🇬 is wayyyy Better
@@Mkym365And what is your actual experience?
@@ib8523 some people think 🤔 it is hate when you speak the truth. Ghana and Ivory Coast are the best places to live.
Are these places rent to own..its so pricey😩 or does the location play a part as into how high the rent is?1
Rochelle, may god protect you and make your wishes come true❤ Btw you are so beautiful!
Why they don’t clean the homes before showing them?
Cause they expect you to use your brain to determine how it will look when it’s finished lol
@@RochelleOfficially Rochelle!!!!! 😩😩😩😩😩😂😂😂😂😂😂
Roro, are you still best friends with Chanelle?
Absolutely !
Can someone please explain to me why the electricity always goes out in Africa?
Population increase & infrastructure built during colonial times cannot accommodate or keep up with the population. Part of the problem is most Governments have the capacity to fix the issue but because of corruption & greediness they would rather not make changes that benefit the population.
More of a Corruption thing
Africa is a continent. Which of the 54 countries are you referring to?
It's not always. There are periods of crisis and there are African cities with really good power supply. But as usual with Africa it's the negative news that dominates on the Internet not the positive ones.
@@mimi-pb5gn thank you for the explanation and understanding. 🙂
I’m stressed out just hearing about all the things you have to take in consideration. Wow it’s a lot. And I have a toddler and those stairs in most of those places gave anxiety. But it’s fun to see what different countries have to offer. My coward ass is staying put in Canada. Even tho dem yearly prices is like 4 months mortgage payment 😩 over here.
you better rent a house at victoria island or osapa london .
The bathroom tiles are Nigeria made that’s why but they are new
You’re def not nit picking those tiles did not look brand new I see it lol
"Good, job. "Rochelle.😀.
What part of the island is this ?
How do they show a place looking like that? I can understand under construction but my goodness lol🤦🏾♀️
Another Debby-Downer..Smh
@@Mkym365 you must want an award
They use the proceeds from the first tenant to finish the remaining parts of the houses. It's no big deal. Either you choose it or not. Building an estate is capital intensive so hence why they need the final payments to complete it
@@MissCriticizer Thanks for explaining!
Rent in abuja is better at the end of the day and the power is better too.
Shut up
Move to Abuja. Abuja is more conducive.
9:39 is that mold everywhere????????
looks like concrete.
Link to this wig!!!!
This is extremely expensive, with shanty at the foreground. Who is renting this apartment to you?
The ones in Ghana are worse
@@fesderi3933 We are talking about Nigeria but you want to keep bringing up Ghana. Ghana is living rent free in your head hahahaha
@@yo-ayou Ghanaians are petty
What about Solar?
Yes. That’s what we are getting. They also refer to it as “inverter system”
You do realize that your subscription base consists of more than just Canadians right????
I haven’t watched her for a while. She moved to Nigeria and her kids still live in Canada or?
She moved to Ghana. Her kids visit. And now she has another little baby a few months old and she's moving to Nigeria.
Her kids are not visiting. They reside in Ghana and enrolled in school.
@@k_c2731yeah I just saw a video where her kids were in school. I didn't know that cuz the last video I saw previous to that video was a while ago and they were going back to Canada.
@@VashtiPerryonly Jordan attends school and Naomi is homeschooled and they're all with her in Nigeria.
12:34 That stairs is horrible. That is a hazard waiting to happen
As a nigerian. I dont like these houses. Head to banana island and get a house and checkout chevron housing units.
Why is she moving again?
I think her partner is a Nigerian, with the baby.
In the video. I was mentioning it was to open another Crazy Burger restaurant in Lagos…
Why do you move without finding a place first. I thought your partner will make this easier for you
We underestimated the difficulty in securing a place for sure! We have the money. It’s just actually winning the place
But he should have gone and done the due diligence, secure the place and then you go to Nigeria with the 3 children… why are you in Nigeria running around with 3 children like that… live the soft life a little bit, lady.
The grout they used was was cream not white 😢
Or something! Lol
Why the doors so high
Because it’s mainly double height ceilings
If possible ask to speak with the landlord and pay in an office and don’t forget your receipt 😂
It should be possible 💯 Don’t trust these people. I live in Abuja and i know how desperate for money people can be. Just being very careful
Been waiting for this video …. I personally didn’t like none of the places it’s not well finished and your right too many stairs , don’t settle unless your happy with the right place . LOL TAKE THE STAIR AWAY TO HEAVEN 😂😂😂😂
I think you’re being extremely picky for where you’re moving too lol. I feel like every tour you’ve ever done in Africa all had bad looking tile or something worse lmao. That model house was nice af!
Lol I was kinda picky! But the was just always something 🤣🤣
I thought u said Nigeria is like Canada. From what I'm seeing, it's nothing like Canada. Let's keep watching maybe it's better than Ghana, but from what am seeing Ghana is better.. my opinion from observation
All your comments on Nigeria has been Negative, you seem to just be a miserable person..Smh
Trust me in some aspects it is. As Nigeria is bigger, has a bigger population and more money than Ghana does. So naturally there’s more advancement, with that being said like all over the world. There’s good and bad parts
@@africasfinest52 a city that every house use borehole in this 21st century, you have to generate your own electricity. 63% of the population lives below the poverty line. Come on. What do u call development then? Buildings or what. Come to Accra and see if you will find a borehole anywhere
@@apologeticsreview7988 You are very funny to be comparing Accra to Lagos. Lagos is more developed, please.
@@apologeticsreview7988 Hey, before you start attacking Nigeria, please smell yourself first. I have been to Accra, Lagos, Abuja, and there is no comparison. Lagos and Abuja has way more infrastructures than Accra. Please stop being bitter. Ghana will forever live in the shadows of Nigeria. That is why you Ghanaians always throw shots at NIgeria unprovoked. So, please stop being so bitter.
The last time I checked, your tiny little country Ghana is already bankrupt, and majority your people live in object poverty! No electricity. High cost of living. Corruption. All you do is wait for your government to give handouts. Please, don't even go there about development. Ghana has nothing on Nigeria when it comes to that.
Fun facts: Lagos economy (GDP) is larger than that of your country Ghana, Liberia, Gambia, Senegal, Guinea, Benin Republic , Togo, and Sierra Leone all put together. The electricity that powers the entire Ghana, can not even power half of Lagos. Let that sink in.
I say this to say that, a tiny little country like Ghana with only 30 million people is already bankrupt. You still owes Nigeria over $200 million for gas and diesel supplied to power your electricity. Ghana still haven't paid. You wonder why the Ghanaian government said they do not have no money to buy gas and diesel to run your power plants last week. Ghan is neck-dip in debt. So please stop being bitter and a sore loser.
More negative comments about Nigerians loading. It’s been eye opening learning what our fellow Africans think about us through these videos, especially Ghanaians that we used to love so much. Anyways, no more unity. Everyone should stay in their lane.
This is the first time in your life that you’ve heard negative comments from other Africans towards Nigerians? Not saying it’s right but let’s not pretend that it’s not the norm.
In more current times the AFCON was a few months ago. The whole internet was on fire.
Immediately you see a negative comment you assume it's a Ghanaian. It says a lot about you. Do you realize most of the negative news we get on social media is from Nigerians? We live peacefully with our Nigerian brothers and sisters in Ghana.
@@nenemens 90% are from Ghanaians..Some of them create ids with Nigerians names
@@Sabigalriri Mr CIA. I like how you're speaking with so much authority like you've done the investigation. A ghanaian using a Nigerian identity for what? We're proud of our country. Search all the Ghana vs Nigeria videos on RUclips. Over 90 percent are Nigerians. Unless that one too you'll claim their ghanaians using Nigerian accent and names 😂. Oh my word. This is hilarious.
@@SabigalririFacts💯💯
If you have this much for rent why don’t you just buy or build to your preference
And live where during that time... My God what is wrong with you lovely people
20 million for what? I could become a king of a kingdom for that amount in the north central.
I miss you ❤❤
Their system is too complicated 😮.. Rochelle why don't you just move back to Canada ... Or even consider moving to the States 😊
The purpose of moving to Nigeria is to open another Crazy Burger restaurant. It’s not just because I need somewhere to live.
She has her reason for moving over to Nigeria. Every country has its own complications too.
Sorry, but the houses kinda look the same ..... ..........The pool does not look clean !! Generators are so noisy !! I want to visit Africa for a month ???? They look thrown together 🇺🇸