In this raw and candid episode of the KK Show – Key to Keys, we are joined by the legendary Dele Momodu, a renowned Nigerian journalist, publisher of Ovation International magazine, and former presidential candidate. This episode is packed with powerful insights on Nigeria's political landscape, real estate challenges, and the dire state of the nation’s future.

Key Discussion Highlights:

• Overcoming Financial Hurdles: Dele shares his personal journey of struggling to afford his first property in Nigeria, revealing how it took until he was 57 to finally own a home. His story reflects the harsh realities many Nigerians face when trying to make property ownership a reality.
• Presidential Aspirations & Political Reflections: Dele opens up about his two attempts to contest for the Nigerian presidency, including the shocking moment he received zero votes in one of the elections. He reflects on his initial hope to be Nigeria’s “Obama” for the youth and how his idealism was met with the harsh political realities of the country.
• The Greed of Nigerian Leaders: Dele doesn’t hold back as he calls out the greed and selfishness of Nigeria’s leaders, who steal money in both arrears and advance, leaving the country in a state of stagnation.
• The Monetization of Nigerian Politics: He talks about how politics in Nigeria has become monetized, with political officeholders prioritizing personal gain over national development, leading to a regression of the country.
• A Bleak Future for Nigeria: Dele expresses his concerns about Nigeria's future, admitting that he doesn’t believe the country will improve within his lifetime. He shares his views on how the country’s current trajectory seems irreversible.
• The Need for a Credit and Mortgage System: Dele emphasizes the urgent need for Nigeria to establish a robust credit and mortgage system that would allow citizens to easily access housing and fulfill their real estate needs, a critical element for the nation’s progress.

This episode is filled with candid reflections, painful truths, and important lessons for anyone invested in Nigeria’s future, especially in politics and real estate.

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Episode Description:

In this no-holds-barred episode of the KK Show – Key to Keys, we sit down with Steven Ndukwu, a trailblazing travel vlogger, filmmaker, and outspoken real estate influencer. Steven opens up about his personal experiences and shares his strong views on the current state of Nigerian real estate.

One of the most controversial topics in this episode: Despite being Igbo, Steven reveals why he would never buy property in the Eastern part of Nigeria. This discussion dives deep into the factors preventing him and many others from investing in the region.

Steven also takes on the misuse of the term luxury by real estate agents in Nigeria, calling for more honest and transparent marketing practices in the industry. He’s not afraid to challenge the status quo!

But that’s not all. Steven discusses the growing safety concerns when traveling to Eastern Nigeria and how it impacts both the real estate market and everyday life in the region. He also shares practical advice on how young Nigerians can invest wisely in real estate and build financial freedom, despite the challenges.

Tune in for a thought-provoking episode that will make you rethink your views on Nigerian real estate, safety, and investment opportunities.

Episode Highlights:

- Why Steven Ndukwu doesn’t trust property investments in Eastern Nigeria

- The overuse of the word luxury in real estate marketing

- The challenges and dangers of traveling to Eastern Nigeria

- Steven’s advice for young Nigerians looking to invest in real estate

- How transparency in the Nigerian real estate market could lead to better investment decisions

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Contact:

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In this gripping episode of The KK Show - Key to Keys, we sit down with Nigerian comedy legend Alibaba, who doesn’t hold back as he delivers some hard-hitting truths about the state of investment in Nigeria. Amongst several salient and mind-blowing topics, Alibaba reveals how top Nigerian music artists had the chance to make smart real estate investments but instead chose to blow millions on exotic cars and flashy jewelry.

He goes on to address tribal tensions over land ownership, calling out the hypocrisy of certain communities who sold their lands to hardworking Easterners and are now crying foul. Alibaba also shares his own near-miss with a real estate scam in Ibeju-Lekki, shedding light on the hazards and traps of buying land in Nigeria.

This episode is packed with insightful stories, controversial viewpoints, and practical advice on how to invest wisely in real estate, especially in Nigeria’s challenging market. Whether you're a real estate investor, a celebrity, or simply someone interested in Nigeria’s political and social landscape, this episode is a must-listen!

Tune in to hear more from Alibaba as he discusses:

- How building a film village could be the quickest way to get huge returns on real estate investments.

- The tribal challenges affecting real estate in Nigeria.

- His personal experiences with Omonile scams.

Don’t miss this episode, filled with wisdom, warnings, and a lot of eye-opening truths!

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