EFCC chairman, Olukoyede, recently disclosed that most luxury homes in Abuja are owned by civil servants, not politicians, suggesting possible involvement in corrupt practices and illicit enrichment.

For a long time in Nigeria, Solar energy systems were often perceived as a luxury, an expensive alternative for the elite or those in remote areas. However, this is changing very quickly. A ...

It had been advertised as “Luxury in the Sky,” a glamorous residential high-rise in an upmarket area of Lagos, where apartments started at $1.2 million a unit.

Thousands of people along the Lagos coastline have been evicted by the Nigerian Navy and government in an apparent effort to make way for luxury developments.

Finding your dream home can be overwhelming, but in the end, you’ll appreciate all the effort put together in making your dream comes to pass. Luxury home: Its benefits and where to find it in ...

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EFCC reveals shocking truth: Most luxury Abuja homes belong to civil servants, not politicians. Investigation exposes corruption within Nigeria's public sector and the urgent need for reform ...

Many communities have thrived for years on the peninsula and islands in the lagoon around Nigeria's crowded commercial capital Lagos. But the last decade has seen a violent shift, as thousands of ...

The wealthy elite in Nigeria upstart business owners, oil industry executives and corrupt politicians have a healthy appetite for top-shelf brands, but have previously had to shop for them in ...

Three people have died in the sudden collapse of a 21-story luxury building under construction in Lagos, Nigeria, while first responders continue to work to rescue people trapped inside. People ...

The owner of a Nigerian luxury apartment building that collapsed earlier this week was found dead in the rubble Thursday, local authorities told the Washington Post.