*MAKARIOUS ESTATE, MALETE*

 *MAKARIOUS ESTATE, MALETE*

Remember Tanke few years ago and compare it with the  Tanke we have now, the development experienced  over the years is majorly due to the presence of university of Ilorin. 


Now is your opportunity to own a piece of a land property with good proximity to one of the fastest growing university in west Africa (Kwara state university, Malete) 


We present to you *MAKARIOUS ESTATE* A development by Kenogenic properties Ltd. 


Currently selling Now @


450sqm - #1.5M

225sqm - #750K

150sqm - #500k. 


Reach out today for more details and secure yours by dm before you hear SOLD OUT.

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