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A prime filling stations for sale -- asaba, delta state.
location: prime spot along asaba-anwai road -- high-traffic area with excellent visibility.
*land size:* *100ft by 130ft* -- ample space for operations and potential expansion.
*facilities:*
*6 functional pumps* -- fully operational and ready for business.
*all documents intact* -- clean & verifiable ownership (no legal issues).
price:*₦600 million* (outright purchase only) -- a great investment for serious buyers.
brokerage fee: 5%
*why buy?*
*prime location* -- high vehicular movement, ensuring steady sales.
*fully operational* -- immediate income generation.
*growth potential* -- expand or diversify the busine...
Asaba is a City in Delta state, Nigeria. Asaba is a fast growing/developing urban area and it was founded in 1884. The city strategically located on a hill at the western edge of the Niger River, overlooking its sister city, Onitsha, across the Niger Bridge. The city of Asaba was once the colonial capital of the Southern Nigeria Protectorate. Owing to Asaba's influential history and geography, and current strategic political and economic influence in Nigeria, Asaba is generally known as the regional capital of the Anioma area the western section of Igboland. The clamour for creation of Anioma state has been going on for decades.
Asaba is situated on a terrace of the lower Niger River, overlooking the point where the Anambra River flows into it. Beyond the river banks, on the high plains which are far more extensive than the river basins, secondary forest vegetation flourishes. The historic Niger River is a trans-African link beginning from West Africa and down into the Atlantic Ocean. Asaba forms a connector between western, eastern and northern Nigeria through the Niger River from the north and via the Asaba Niger Bridge, an east-west link and a Nigerian landmark