Nigeria continues to remains the largest economy and most populous country on the African continent.

Goldman Sachs has identified Nigeria as one of its N11 countries with a high potential of becoming the world's largest economies in the 21st century

There is an estimated 17 million units housing deficit with only 100,000 being produced a year.

There are still a lot of untapped opportunities for investors living in the diaspora especially whilst foreign exchange rates remain strong.

75% of the population are under the age of 30. A lot of young workers will be looking to rent and buy houses in the next few years.

Nigeria has a growing housing finance sector and has taken steps of recent to strengthen it's banking sector

The successes of foreign companies like MTN and Shell show that potential industries can be turned into real sustainable industries.

State of the art technology now makes it possible for investors to track the progress made on their projects from anywhere in the world within seconds of its occurrence via live updates.

The Nigerian government has put in place a comprehensive package of investment incentives to stimulate private sector investment from within and outside the country.