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Lock Up Shops 3
₦600,000

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Lock Up Shops

Well finished 15 Nos Lock-Up Shops located at Ejiaku Street, Owerri Municipal Council, Owerri, Imo State. Facilities: Facilities provided in the property include; borehole, water storage tanks, ample parking space and security. Major landmarks within the area - Glorisco Supermarket - First City Monument Bank (FCMB) - Lotto Office Rent: N600,000 -- N700,000 per annum (Ground Floor) N600,000 -- N700,000 per annum (First Floor) N800,000 -- N1,000,000 per annum (Last Floor) respectively

Ejiaku Street, Owerri Municipal Council, Owerri Municipal, Imo
Jide Taiwo and Co. Estate Surveyors and Valuers

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About Imo, Nigeria

Imo is a state located in the south east part of Nigeria with its capital city as Owerri. Imo state was created on February 3rd, 1976 out of the former East Central state during General Murtala Mohammed era. It is named after the Imo River which flows from the uplands of the state around Okigwe into the Atlantic ocean.

The state is bound by Anambra State to the North, Rivers State to the South, Akwa Ibom State to the East and to the West by Delta State. It lies within latitudes 4°45€²N and 7°15€²N, and longitude 6°50²E and 7°25€²E.

It is nicknamed "€œthe eastern heartland"

Imo state is part of Igboland and the original inhabitants are lgbos, a culturally homogeneous group. lgbo is the language spoken throughout the state with different dialects spoken in different parts.

Some other major towns in Imo state are Okigwe, Oguta, Orlu, Mbaise, Uzoagba and Emekuku. The state is rich in crude oil, natural gas and fertile, arable agricultural land.

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