welcome to palm Villa
We are the best at what we do, our dedicated team is built to help your business succeed. we ensure that our transaction procedures are reliable and client friendly which enables us build quality relationships and secure long term contracts with every qualified buyer.
Find the answers for the most frequently asked questions below
Absolutely! Palm Villa Phase 1 is owned by Paradise Light Homes LTD, a real estate company registered in Nigeria.
You will receive a Deed of Assignment, Survey Plan, and Allocation Letter.
Palm Villa Phase 1 is situated in Alabata, Odeda Local Government, Abeokuta.
The minimum available size is one plot (500 sqm).
Yes, installment payments are accepted until June 30th for the pre-launch offer.
White Clouds Ericoin Universal LTD will manage the oil palm plantation.
You can start earning income from the first year through maize cultivation, while waiting for the oil palms to mature in 3 to 3.5 years.
You can earn over ₦2,000,000, based on the current price of ₦2,200 per liter of palm oil..
The company will manage the farm for free in the first year, but a 25% management fee will be charged subsequently.
Yes, discounts are available for mass purchases, subject to the company's offer.
No, all payments should be made directly into the company's account
Account Name: Paradise Light Homes LTD
Bank Name: Access Bank PLC
Account Number: 1920829669
Yes, you can resell your plot, but please inform the company beforehand.
The company will manage the farm for free in the first year, but a 25% management fee will be charged subsequently.
Yes, refunds are available with a 2-month waiting period (~60 days) and an administrative fee of 34%.
You can opt out of the produce sale, and the company will deduct 25% of the produce value as a management fee.
Yes, you are welcome to visit your farm at any time.
Nigeria currently imports palm oil to meet demand, indicating significant opportunities for domestic production also palm oil prices have shown resilience, providing reliable income for producers.
Agriculture contributes approximately 24% to Nigeria's GDP, with oil palm being a significant cash crop.
Palm oil is in high demand both domestically and internationally for food products, cosmetics, and biofuels.
Increasing awareness and interest in agricultural investments due to their stability and profitability.
