Property Listing

In Nigeria today, it's common to see properties listed on Facebook groups, WhatsApp groups and statuses, and Instagram pages. For many agents and landlords, social media has become the default tool for selling or renting out houses. After all, it's free, easy to use, and already filled with potential contacts. But here’s the truth: depending on social media alone to sell properties no longer works...

The Nigerian real estate market is booming, but unfortunately, so is the rate of property scams. Every day, unsuspecting house-hunters and investors fall victim to fake property listings, from rental apartments in Lagos to land sales in Abuja. These scams often appear convincing, especially when shared on social media platforms like Facebook, WhatsApp groups, or even on popular property listing...