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The Coastal Road is more than asphalt, it’s a corridor of vision. For those from the UK eyeing returns back home, this is a place to pay attention. #InfrastructureGameChanger #BoysToMen #IntegrityInBusiness 2025-09-24 01:14:45 The Coastal Road is mor.. 55 -9% 0 -100%
Sitting down with Allen Onyema is nothing short of a masterclass, aviation explained in real time. Figures, dates, names, and places rolled effortlessly off his tongue as he retraced the defining moments that shaped a sky empire which has withstood systemic headwinds and hostile challenges. Time stood still as he spoke of beginnings, of vision, of soaring highs and inevitable lows. It may not have been delivered in the cadence of a Russell School orator, but as a proud alumnus of Nigeria’s premier University of Ibadan, Allen has achieved what others with sugar-coated words could not: he has built a homegrown aviation empire, disrupting the status quo. Think Richard Branson’s Virgin, then consider Allen and his team holding their own in an environment where Branson himself had to retreat with Virgin Nigeria. And the evidence of this vision is everywhere. With new destinations such as Brazil and Anguilla on the horizon, additional slots to London Heathrow from Lagos and Abuja secured, and fresh aircraft arriving, Air Peace is scaling new heights. The airline recently welcomed a new Embraer E190 alongside a fourth Boeing 777-200ER, strengthening both its regional and international capacity. I myself flew into Lagos from Accra on one of the newly delivered emerald-liveried Embraer jets, living proof that this dream is not just alive but rapidly expanding. Then, in his characteristic generosity, Allen produced a Macallan Rare Cask to toast the evening. By that moment, we all knew one thing: this conversation cannot end in a single sitting. To be continued… #AirPeace #AllenOnyema #SkyEmpire #FromLagosToLondon #BrazilBound #AnguillaDreaming 2025-09-21 18:19:41 Sitting down with A.. 119 +97% 2 -33%
Egbaland Number 10, an address that has welcomed statesmen, industry leaders, clergy, royalty, Olympiads and icons from every walk of life had the distinct pleasure of hosting two royal fathers: the Alake of Egbaland, King (Dr.) Michael Adedotun Aremu Gbadebo III, and the King of Ososa, Dr. Toye Alatishe. It was, truly, a meeting of fathers and children. His Majesty will mark 20 years on the throne this November, a milestone of service, stewardship and cultural leadership that brought special poignancy to our gathering. As the Alake and I discussed history and lineage, he graciously offered to make the records at his disposal available to us and said he hoped the historical facts I shared might enrich what is already preserved. “I am deeply proud of what I heard and saw,” he said. The evening grew even more special when Senator Henry Seriaki Dickson, almost unannounced, called to say he was nearby and dropped in to join us. His presence added another memorable layer to an evening already full of distinguished company. A photograph from the archives puts the night in deeper perspective: the Alake of Egbaland arriving at London Waterloo Station for the Coronation of King George VI on 12 May 1937. That Alake was the grandfather of the present-day King Gbadebo, a powerful reminder of continuity, tradition and the ties that bind past and present. Number 10 continues to be a hub where conversations beyond property, about culture, ideas, relationships and community are curated, forged and sustained. We give thanks for the grace bestowed on our organisation and for the counsel, prayers and encouragement of the Royal Fathers. We pray long life, peace and prosperity for the people they represent. Thank you very much. Ki Ade O pe Lo ri, Ki Bata pe le se. 2025-09-20 15:15:07 Egbaland Number 10, .. 160 +165% 3 -
A trip to Lagos for me is never complete without a look at the city’s latest developments. This time I took the team from Druces Solicitors on a tour that started at Eko Atlantic, where we viewed the U.S. Embassy, widely reported as the biggest and most expensive embassy in the world and still under construction and the Lagos Wall, which I suspect will become a major tourist draw. We then visited the very first villa in Eko Atlantic and were excited to see a second villa now competing with the original, which do you prefer, The Pacesetter or The Aspire? We also passed Rugby School, already rising as an emerging addition to the Eko Atlantic landscape. From there we drove the Coastal Road — impressive doesn’t even begin to describe the transformation it brings to Lagos’s connectivity and skyline. Finally, we wrapped up at Banana Island to review the newest property developments. Lagos keeps evolving, and it’s always inspiring to see the vision unfolding. 2025-09-20 00:37:52 A trip to Lagos.. 68 +13% 4 +33%
Despite the torrential rain in Lagos yesterday, it was a pleasure to see both familiar and new faces eager to engage at the U.K. Property Roadshow, hosted by First Bank Nigeria UK. The event brought together a strong team led by Group CEO, Olusegun Alebiosu, with contributions from City of London-based legal firm Druces and Daniel Ford International. Nigel Adams and Parveen Abbas of Druces Solicitors provided valuable insights into recent tax changes and estate planning strategies for U.K. asset holders. Yemi Edun of Daniel Ford International highlighted market trends and opportunities, emphasising that London property continues to offer strong value—both as a destination for FX income and as a reliable retirement plan. On financing, Abraham Adewale outlined the Bank’s tailored mortgage offerings, stressing personal service and swift turnaround as its unique strengths. The day concluded with Executive Director Lekan Adelekan setting out the long-term vision, reaffirmed by the Group Managing Director’s strong commitment to the London subsidiary. In all, it was an engaging and forward-looking session that showcased the opportunities, expertise, and long-term support available to clients exploring the U.K. property market. Building bridges between Lagos and London, creating wealth beyond borders. 2025-09-19 17:48:39 Despite the torrent.. 40 -34% 4 +33%
In the 1970s and 80s, discerning Nigerian property owners were drawn to Mayfair, Belgravia, and the Hyde Park end of Bayswater, addresses synonymous with refinement and prestige. Speaking this morning with Her Royal Highness Erelu Abiola Dosunmu, Erelu Kuti IV of Lagos, a distinguished local for over forty years, she fondly recalled those golden days. Imagine Fortnum & Mason as your corner shop, Hyde Park as your garden, The Ritz as your dining room, Bond Street as your High Street, the King (then the Queen) as your neighbour. And just a stroll away, Grosvenor Square for your US visa, Claridge’s for tea, and Annabel’s as your local pub. But as history shows, money alone is not enough. Working with a property consultant who understands the local landscape and history of London, like Daniel Ford International can place you in a location that not only speaks of prestige today, but also preserves its value for generations to come. Join the Daniel Ford Team today at The Marriott Hotel, Ikeja, Lagos for exclusive insights on what, where, and how to buy in London. #LondonProperty #BuyInLondon #LondonLiving #PropertyInvestment #RealEstateTips #LuxuryLondon 2025-09-18 13:30:25 In the 1970s and 80s,.. 34 -44% 1 -67%
The choice of Ikeja as the venue for Thursday’s London Property Event, hosted by First Bank Nigeria UK in partnership with Daniel Ford International, is both strategic and symbolic. Since we began our property roadshows in 2006, the Lagos leg has traditionally been held on the Island. For context, Lagos mirrors London in many ways. Just as the River Thames divides London into North and South, with residents on each side passionately defending their choice, Lagos is also split by water into Island and Mainland. Which side is “better” is an endless debate, shaped largely by perspective, lifestyle, and history. Like London, like Lagos. That is why holding this event in Ikeja is particularly significant. Often overlooked in favour of the bourgeois Island neighbourhoods, Victoria Island, Lekki, and Ikoyi; Ikeja is the practical, beating heart of Lagos, the official capital of Lagos State, the seat of government and the location of the international airport, making it the true gateway to Lagos and beyond. The magnificent Lagos Marriott Hotel Ikeja, which opened its doors in 2021, will host this landmark event. As the premier destination for discerning business leaders and residents of the Mainland, it reflects the growing sophistication and financial firepower of this “solid ground” of Lagos. We warmly invite both seasoned property owners and aspiring buyers to register and join our team for what promises to be an engaging and insightful evening. Register in story. 2025-09-15 18:03:11 The choice of I.. 9 -85% 0 -100%
My interview with CNBC at the Intra-African Trade Fair (IATF 2025) in Algiers, Algeria, where I shared my perspective on this landmark event that takes place every two years. It was a privilege to experience the vibrant energy, vision, and hospitality of Algeria. Looking forward to the next edition in Lagos! 2025-09-14 00:30:30 My interview with CNBC at.. 24 -60% 0 -100%
Trade Fair Tip I have always loved negotiating maybe that’s why I negotiate properties for a living. It’s the buzz of “who blinks first” that excites me. Trade fairs are a particular favourite of mine. Not only do you see fresh innovations on display, but the team that best represents the brand is usually right there at the stand. My habit? I identify what I want early, then wait until the final stretch of the fair to strike a deal. It often delivers tremendous value sometimes at a third of the Day 1 price. Why? Exhibitors rarely want the hassle of shipping goods back, and they need to keep stock on hand during the first few days to showcase. This time, the strategy paid off. Jenny, who had brought products all the way from South Africa, wasn’t keen on taking them back to Bloemfontein. She agreed to our price and even added more to save on return shipping costs. Yessss! #TradeFair #DealMaker #NegotiationSkills #BargainHunter 2025-09-10 01:20:50 Trade Fair Tip .. 16 -73% 0 -100%
Ejechaa O gwu 1 of Uwan’ile “Meaning the bus stop of property or when you get here there is nowhere else to explore”. As we start rounding up Algeria, rekindled old friendships, made many new contacts. Beautiful country, fruitful connections. #الجزائر #بلد_جميل #الجزائر_الجميلة #IATF2025 #أفروإكسيم 2025-09-09 00:36:08 .. 35 -42% 1 -67%
Always refreshing to hear a client tell their own story — thank you, Ogbonna, for sharing your Daniel Ford journey. In this clip he explains how our team guided him through the UK property market, maximised his assets and set a clear estate-planning path. If this resonates, DM us or hit the link in bio. Follow for more client stories. 2025-09-04 15:13:35 Always refreshing to he.. 19 -69% 0 -100%
We are pleased to announce that Daniel Ford International will be at IATF2025 — Algiers, 4–10 September 2025. We look forward to reconnecting with partners and exploring new cross-border opportunities. We’ll be showcasing our London property expertise and discussing investment pathways between the UK and Africa. See you in Algiers. 2025-09-03 23:19:36 We are pleased to a.. 32 -47% 2 -33%
First Bank of Nigeria (UK) Limited secured its full banking licence in 2002. From its City of London office, the pioneering mortgage product it introduced opened doors for countless Nigerians to step confidently into the London property market. Many banks have since followed, but First Bank UK remains the trailblazer. Nineteen years ago Daniel Ford partnered with First Bank UK to launch the very first coordinated property roadshow of its kind, taking the message to Lagos, Abuja and Port Harcourt. That initiative created a pathway for Nigerians at home to access UK mortgage facilities, an innovation that has enabled many families to become homeowners in the UK and build generational wealth. In this clip, CEO Korede Adenowo reflects on that journey and explains why London still represents exceptional value for Nigerian investors. Join us this September as we reconnect with returning clients and welcome new ones in Ikeja, Lagos, a first for a roadshow location. Information in story. 2025-09-02 00:23:35 First Bank of Nigeria (UK.. 69 +14% 3 -
Arriving in a new city can be daunting, overnight, even the most learned person can feel like an illiterate. Few are bold enough to take the leap, and even fewer succeed. I hope Makan’s story inspires someone out there. Hailing from France as a realtor, he decided to try his luck in London. It didn’t take long for him to realise that visiting as a tourist was very different from migrating to live and work. He rebuilt from scratch: learning the market, earning trust, and adapting fast. Today he stands as proof that courage, grit and humility can turn a bold leap into a new life in London. If you’re thinking about taking the same step, let his story be the nudge you need. #MigrantMoves #NewCityNewLife 2025-09-01 01:18:26 Arriving in a new c.. 26 -57% 0 -100%
Football has been more than a pastime; it has been a powerful platform for connection. Our story as a firm would not be complete without the beautiful game. It has become part of our culture at Daniel Ford. We call it our own “Owambe”, a place where relationships are forged, cordiality is nurtured, and business conversations flow as naturally as the game itself. That is The Blues Way. *Chelsea hosts neighbour’s Fulham today! 2025-08-30 15:07:27 Football has been m.. 373 +518% 17 +467%
Watch out for the story of London’s tallest property negotiator. At 6’9”, Makan is hard to miss, but it is not just his height that makes him stand out. His journey into real estate was anything but easy. After many rejections, he was finally given a chance at Daniel Ford. With determination, resilience, and that unmistakable French-accented English we all love, he has grown into a trusted negotiator who now closes property deals with confidence and ease. Makan’s story is more than personal success, it reflects what Daniel Ford stands for: giving opportunities, nurturing talent, and building a team as diverse and dynamic as London itself. Diversity. Opportunity. Growth. That’s Daniel Ford. 2025-08-30 03:17:43 Watch out for t.. 88 +46% 8 +167%
Today I’m in picturesque Gerrards Cross, west of London. Our returning client requested a sizeable garden as a must have for his family’s proposed move from central London to this area, often dubbed ‘Mini Hollywood’ because of its celebrity residents and scenic views. ‘I want a big garden,’ he said. I responded with Option One, a property featuring a tennis court and football turf. I’ve shared three of the standout gardens on offer. Which one do you fancy? 2025-08-29 12:42:39 Today I’m i.. 24 -60% 2 -33%
The August Bank Holiday and Notting Hill Carnival always feel like London’s way of closing the curtain on summer. For me, it is more than just the colour, music and food, it is a reminder that the city is about to shift gears. Families return from holidays, schools reopen, and business conversations move from “let’s wait until after summer” to “let’s get this done before Christmas.” At Daniel Ford, this is when momentum builds. Clients sharpen their plans, teams pick up the pace, and the months between September and Christmas often define the year’s success. So, as the last notes of Carnival fade and the Bank Holiday winds down, it’s time to celebrate the summer we have had and lean into the season of action ahead. #nottinghillcarnival #carnival2025 #soca #london 2025-08-26 14:45:45 The Aug.. 14 -77% 0 -100%
The Nigerian Trinity Arrives at Arsenal The unveiling of Eberechi Eze at the Emirates was more than a routine transfer announcement. By securing the former Crystal Palace talisman, Arsenal have completed a remarkable trinity: Bukayo Saka, Noni Madueke, and now Eze, three exceptional talents of Nigerian heritage, all representing England’s Three Lions. For Arsenal, this goes beyond footballing logic. It signals the start of a cultural renaissance. Back in the late 1990s, Nwankwo Kanu made Arsenal the club of choice for millions of Nigerian fans. His skill and charisma created a lifelong bond. Now, with three prime-age stars of Nigerian origin, the Gunners are poised to recapture that affection, not just in Nigeria but across the diaspora in London, Houston, and Johannesburg. Each of the trio brings something different. Saka is the talisman: consistent, reliable, and mature beyond his years. Eze adds flair and imagination, a natural playmaker who glides past defenders with grace. Madueke, still developing, is fearless and inventive, a spark in moments of deadlock. Together, they offer a cocktail of pace, power, and unpredictability capable of unsettling any defence. For Mikel Arteta, the challenge is now unmistakable. He has been handed three gems that most top clubs would dream of. The question is not whether he has talent, it is whether he has the managerial craft to make it shine. Should he fail, history will not look kindly. Arsenal fans will remember this as the moment when their manager had the tools to create something extraordinary… and either built a masterpiece or squandered a golden era. One thing is certain: with such gifts at his disposal, excuses will no longer be tolerated. Yet beyond trophies, this moment is symbolic. It represents identity, heritage, and the power of football to unite. Arsenal have not simply signed another player; they have reignited a cultural bond and written the first chapter of a story that could define a generation. Now, the question remains: will these gems glitter? #Arsenal #PremierLeague #NigerianExcellence #FootballHeritage #BukayoSaka #EberechiEze #NoniMadueke #ThreeLions #DiasporaPower #CulturalRenaissance 2025-08-25 15:34:42 The Nigerian Trinity .. 114 +89% 10 +233%
Yesterday evening was surreal. I had gone to show a property on St Edmunds Terrace, just off Avenue Road, one of the most prestigious and sought-after addresses in the world. After the viewing, I walked with my client and his wife, a prominent Nigerian. It was a breezy evening, and as we strolled towards Avenue Road I found myself reflecting on the number of properties we have acquired for clients on and off Avenue Road over the years, and on the unique trust our clients place in us. They discussed St John’s Wood versus Gerrards Cross — the client’s wife was open to exploring Gerrards Cross, while the man felt St John’s Wood ticked all the boxes. At that moment a black cab stopped and a client for whom we had recently acquired a home stepped out, accompanied by five gentlemen, all high-net-worth individual, three of whom we had acted for previously in the area. Moments such as these always remind me how intertwined our work becomes with the lives and homes of our clients. As if the evening could not become more remarkable, Alhaji Abdul Samad Rabiu, founder of BUA Group, appeared, fresh from a tennis game. He paused for a warm conversation that lasted a few minutes before continuing his evening stroll, a quiet reminder of the calibre of people who regard London as home. The discussion of where to buy was somewhat settled by these fortuitous encounters. My client looked at his wife and remarked: “Can we meet such personalities on the streets of Gerrards Cross?” We concluded the evening with dinner on St John’s Wood High Street, joined by the couple’s son, now in his twenties. A decade ago he was a boy for whom I had taken to a match at the Emirates. He greeted me warmly, culturally, and I told him, “I am waiting to hand you your own house keys, soon.” For Nigerians, London is not simply a city, it is an extension of home. Across generations, across dreams, across stories. Avenue Road and St John’s Wood are not merely addresses, they are landmarks of trust, legacy, and aspiration. 2025-08-22 17:48:14 Yes.. 17 -72% 0 -100%
“reputation, trust, and excellence always draw people in.” Daniel Taylor MBE is the founder of MDC Group, a London-based design and build company known for delivering innovative, high-quality projects across residential, commercial, and hospitality sectors. With a reputation for excellence and attention to detail, Taylor has established MDC as a trusted name in design, architecture, and construction. His MBE recognises his outstanding contributions to business and the creative industries in the UK. 2025-08-21 13:47:15 “reputation, trust, a.. 19 -69% 1 -67%
I never liked being called an “estate agent.” That label never captured the full scope of what we offered, at best it described a subset of our work. When Kojo came to shadow our activities he agreed, and together we turned what had been an intuitive way of working into a clear blueprint: a consultative, strategy-led approach to property that now defines Daniel Ford. 2025-08-15 13:34:21 I never liked being c.. 28 -54% 1 -67%
In Sunday’s BusinessDay, I sat down with Athekame Kenneth to talk about more than property, we discussed legacy. 🎙️ ✨ Multigenerational wealth through smart real estate ✨ Turning investments into lasting legacy ✨ Philanthropy with integrity and impact At Daniel Ford International, it’s never just about closing deals; it’s about creating value that will outlive us. #LegacyBuilding #SmartInvesting #Philanthropy #DanielFordInternational #RealEstateWealth 2025-08-14 19:10:52 In Sunda.. 15 -75% 2 -33%
“Why are you happy?” Last week, a second-generation Daniel Ford client walked into my office for the first time and asked me that unusual question. I smiled. Why shouldn’t I be happy? I’m content. I may not have everything I strive for, but the little I have and the people around me give me joy. Even if I were doing something entirely different, I believe I would still be happy, because I’ve learned to find joy in my own space. That brief exchange stayed with me. I often tell my protégés: Make every meeting count. Leave people with something to remember you by. This sharp young man did exactly that, with just five words. Happiness isn’t the absence of challenges. We all carry burdens, some self-inflicted through ambition, some shared, some beyond our control. But despite it all, let someone look at you today and feel your happiness. When they ask, ‘Why are you happy?’ let your answer come easily: not because everything’s perfect, but because you have made peace with life. 2025-08-12 12:34:25 “Why .. 90 +49% 14 +367%
In today’s BusinessDay, I sat down with Athekame Kenneth to talk about more than property, we talked about legacy. 🎙️ Multigenerational wealth through smart real estate Turning investments into lasting legacy Philanthropy with integrity and impact At Daniel Ford International, it’s never just about closing deals, it’s about creating value that will outlive us. 🔗 Read the full interview via the link in the story or bio. #LegacyBuilding #SmartInvesting #Philanthropy #DanielFordInternational #RealEstateWealth 2025-08-10 22:29:09 In today’s .. 21 -65% 0 -100%

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