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We are the 21st century tech-driven cooperative bringing together young people who want to achieve their real estate goals through the power of leverage & fractional ownership

15/08/2025

We gained 26 followers, created 21 posts and received 53 reactions in the past 90 days! Thank you all for your continued support. We could not have done it without you. 🙏🤗🎉

14/08/2025

Plastic, Stainless or Silver Spoon?

One of my earliest memories of what fatherhood means was when I was about 7-10 years.

My dad as a fulltime clergyman had been transferred from Ile-Ife, Osun State to pastor the local church of our denomination in Ife South LGA as a Local Government Pastor.

I remember that we first stayed in the house of one of the Pastors in town before we moved to a 1/2 bedroom apartment in a 1 storey building beside the church at 1, Okesoda Street.

Later, we moved to a 3 bedroom flat also in a 1 storey building at Alagbado Street, owned by a rich indigene of the town but based in Lagos, popularly called "Ambassador" (now of blessed memory).

I remember that Ambassador drove some of the biggest and finest vehicles of that period (BMW, Mercedez) and usually came home for the Christmas & new year festivities with lots of hard currencies from his many travels.

I also remember that my dad would go upstairs to meet Ambassador and his wife to pay our annual rent, usually in cash. I think there was one time daddy mentioned that the landlord was about to increase the rent. I no even too reason am.

One of the things I loved about the house was its spaciousness. With a very big fenced and gated compound, a very tall coconut and moderately high almond trees, a well at the backyard and a water tank-tower

Peter Alabi II and I had a swell time climbing, plucking coconuts and "fruits", killing lizards with stones and burying them, racing with old unused car tires and other chidish adventures.

The compound also was a great environment to learn house chores and imbibe discipline. We had a roster for washing plates, sweeping the big compound daily, cleaning the drainage and taking care of our mini garden where we planted "snake tomato", papaya and other vegetables.

However in Yoruba adage, it is always said that nothing feels like being in your own house. In 2015 after more than ten years of living in Alagbado, my parents finally moved to our own built house in the same town. I was away at the law school at the time.

Now as a parent and father, I am reliving the responsibilities of fatherhood, ensuring that I provide shelter for my family. Fathers would agree that payment of rent can sometimes be a nightmare if not well planned ahead of time.

However, that you are a tenant today may not be your fault at all. It is a necessary process in the journey of life. But how long you remain a tenant and whether your children will grow up knowing/not knowing what tenancy looks like is entirely up to you.

With a gaping housing deficit of over 28million units, and an ever increasing cost of landed properties, building materials, economic realities and Nigeria's HDI, many young professionals today may well be on their way to retire as tenants.

This is why at the Referee-Coop: The Rejoice Alabi & Friends Real Estate Cooperative Society Ltd, we have created a community of young professionals who are taking the bull of their real estate future by the horn.

Whether you're seeking to conveniently own real estate or build a real estate portfolio specifically for your children, our fractional (sachet) land ownership program is the most ideal vehicle to achieve your goals.

From as low as N5000 per "sachet"/unit/share of landed properties in high yielding locations across Nigeria, we make your land and home ownership dream a reality, whether you/your children were born with/without a silver spoon...

To get started: fill the form through the link below and our team will reach out to you for more clarity with alacrity.
https://portal.pboworld.com/99377

05/08/2025

The year was 2012...

OJ draped her arms around Marc as they both sat on the hard bench offered to them by Mallam Isa.

They had just been sent out of the church auditorium where they had been passing the night for some weeks, at a fees of N500 per day.

That night was different, they had exhausted their little savings and were now forced to find a place to lay their heads for the night.

Their hope for the night was in the oddest of places- a roadside kiosk run by an Hausa mallam who they regularly patronized.

After enduring a little drizzle of rain, they huddled together on the bench, not knowing what tomorrow held for them.

Fortunately, Mallam Isa offered them some cracker biscuit and a sachet of water, a succour for the long night ahead.

OJ and Marc were not always like this... After a failed business enterprise about two years earlier, they could not afford to renew their rent and this began their journey of homelessness.

Week in, week out, month in, month out; they squatted from one place to the other, seeking shelter in the kindness or begrudging acceptance of neighbours, family members, strangers and public places.

One night, in the midst of this marital and financial crisis, OJ slept and had a dream. She saw herself in a large expanse of land, with a survey plan in her hand.

She woke up and shared this vision with Marc, and not long afterwards, they chanced on a flier containing information about a piece of land someone was putting up for sale.

With no money, no house, no car or anything of value, except their vision and faith, OJ and Marc called the number on the flier and offered to assist in selling the property for a commission.

The owner of the property flatly refused to pay any commission. At this point, all OJ and Marc needed was N300,000 to rent a house and end their cycle of homelessness.

Six months later, after series of marketing efforts, OJ and Marc received their first credit alert. Someone had paid for a plot and few weeks after, they had sold out the expanse of land.

One thing led to the other, and somehow, a couple that had zero capital, zero connections, zero investors and even zero experience in real estate 13 years ago, are now today the owners of the biggest real estate conglomerate in Nigeria.

In the last 13 years, they have both are empowered hundreds of thousands of Nigerians leveraging their success in the industry.

As a leading real estate cooperative society for young professionals, we have partnered with them through the PBO system, and we are joining them to invite you to start your real estate journey with ZERO.

Use the link in our bio to sign up for FREE today.

03/08/2025

Happy birthday to our Leader

Every organization or society was once an idea in the mind of someone who dared to bring it to life.

We are fortunate to have a visionary and selfless leader whose innovative leadership brought us all together in our quest to create wealth through real estate.

So on the occasion of your birthday, we celebrate all that you are and represent in the real estate cooperative ecosystem.

You are a blazing star and a testament of what genuine stewardship can birth, turning ideas into real tangible answers and solutions to make our world a better place.

Happy birthday Rejoice Alabi Esq.

12/07/2025

"Take the bull by its balls!"

Between the horns and the balls of a bull, which would you rather take, literally?

The balls might be edible, but not the horns...

The balls are soft, but not the horns...

The balls are handy and low hanging, the horns are out of reach...

The balls are not injurious, but the horns are...

The balls can fit into your hands, not the horns that you have to calulatively grab...

So why then have we been taught to take the bulls by the horn?

Recently, I have decided to stop taking the bull by the horn...

Especially when it comes to real estate...

Yes, real estate (land & home) ownership is like a BIG BULL...

Not the one in the picture...

Real estate is a big bull because of many reasons...

🚫 High financial cost of entry...

🚫 Multifaceted risks...

🚫 Market complexities...

🚫 Due diligence palaver...

🚫 Illiquidity (inability to quickly convert real estate to cash)

🚫 and lots of other h***y and th***y issues.

I searched around this big bull, and found out that instead of trying to hold this bullish creature by its dangerous hydraheaded horns,

There is a softer access point, a short cut if you want, or a low hanging fruit that young professionals like me can take to achieve our real estate goals...

This was what birthed Referee-Coop: The Rejoice-Alabi & Friends Real Estate Cooperative Ltd, a group of savvy and upward mobile young professionals like me in various sectors such as:

👨‍⚖️ Law

💊 Pharmacy

⛑️ Engineering

👷‍♀️ Architecture

🏥 Medicine

💉 Nursing

🖥️ Tech

💲 Banking

🧑‍🏫 Lecturing/Teaching

🏆 Sports

💼 Entrepreneurship etc.

We decided that it was high time we stopped trying to take the big bull of real estate by the horns of traditional ownership when the "balls" of fractional ownership (sachetization) was easily at our reach...

In less than a month, we have grown our portfolio to more than 20 members with a combined real estate value in seven digits...

As we get ready to officially launch on 5th August 2025, we invite you to join us on this movement where together we are smashing and crunching our real estate and future financial goals like pop corn.

Take advantage of the REFEREE-COOP MEMBERSHIP XTRAVAGANZA today and become a member from as low as N500.

08/07/2025

CAN YOU EAT A WHOLE COW FOR N1 BILLION?

Except if you are a veggie, there is hardly any Nigerian who does not consume beef, whether it’s boiled, fried or grilled (suya). According to a 2019 report, Nigeria consumes 360,000 tonnes (equivalent to 360 million kilogram or approximately 1,440,000 - 2,880,000 cows) each year, accounting for half of all West Africa.

If it is possible to add up all the beef you have eaten in your entire lifespan (including in your hamburger, pizza, small chops, steaks, barbecue, owambes etc.), it is possible that you might have eaten a whole or half cow (equivalent of 300-800kg) cumulatively. But eating a whole cow at once even at a prize of N1billion? That’s downright impossible.

A typical serving of beef in Nigeria, like in many other places, is around 3 to 4 ounces (approximately 85 to 115 grams). This is roughly the size of a deck of cards or the palm of your hand, and if you eat this quantity daily, it would take you about 2 years to eat up a whole cow.

Real estate can be a "cash cow" when it generates a consistent and substantial income stream with relatively low entry investment and steady yields. However, many young Nigerians make the mistake of wanting to "buy and eat the whole cow" all by themselves. What this does is that real estate increasingly becomes inaccessible and expensive with the passing of time while you are trying to set aside bulk money to acquire a whole property.

At REFEREE-COOP, we are the one-stop shop SPV Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT), dedicated to helping young professionals co-own real estate “cash cows” with low entry commitment and guaranteed rapid appreciation & returns using the power of numbers, leverage, fractions and our partnership with the real estate industry leader.

Get your share of our real estate cash cows today by signing up for membership and purchasing a unit or more of SACHET LAND.

06/07/2025

HAPPY INTERNATIONAL DAY OF COOPERATIVES

The International Cooperative Day is an annual celebration of the cooperative movement observed on the first Saturday in July since 1923 by the International Cooperative Alliance.

On 16 December 1992, the United Nations General Assembly proclaimed in resolution 47/90 "the first Saturday of July 1995 to be International Day of Cooperatives, marking the centenary of the establishment of the International Cooperative Alliance." Since 1995, the United Nations' International Day of Cooperatives has been observed jointly alongside International Cooperative Day.

Yesterday, Saturday 5th July 2025, communities around the world gathered together to celebrate the International Day of Cooperatives (CoopsDay) under the inspiring theme: “Cooperatives: Driving Inclusive and Sustainable Solutions for a Better World.”

This year’s event is especially significant, taking place during the United Nations International Year of Cooperatives (IYC2025)—a rare, once-in-a-decade moment to spotlight the vital role of cooperatives in creating fairer, more resilient societies.

At Referee-Coop:The Rejoice-Alabi & Friends Real Estate Cooperative Ltd, we remain committed to providing and driving inclusive and sustainable solutions for young Nigerians at home and in the diaspora to achieve their short and long term real estate and financial goals.

Please do well to follow us on our social media handles and you can access our products via the l!nk in the comment section.

01/07/2025

WE HAVE SOMETHING FOR YOU THIS JULY...

July owes its name to Julius Caesar, the famous Roman Emperor who reformed the calendar in 46 B.C. Following his death in 44 B.C, his birth month was designated July in his honor. Previously, it was known as Quintilis, meaning “the fifth month” in the old Roman calendar, before January & February were added.

July is not just symbolic as the beginning of the second half of every year, it is equally symbolic for its unique international days/events including:

6 July - International Day of Cooperatives
11 July - World Population Day
15 July - World Youth Skills Day
18 July - Nelson Mandela Day
20 July - World Chess Day
28 July - World Hepatitis Day
30 July - International Day of Friendship
30 July - World Day against Trafficking in Persons

At Referee-Coop: The Rejoice-Alabi & Friends Real Estate Cooperative Ltd, we are dedicating the month of July to create awareness about Cooperativism and how young professionals can benefit from our amazing offers.

We wish you a jubilant July!

24/06/2025

START WITH ZERO & BECOME A HERO WITH REFEREE-COOP

Whenever you hear "real estate investment", what's the first thing that comes to your mind?

For young people, "real estate" can bring to mind a mix of aspirations, financial possibilities, and challenges. It can represent the dream of homeownership, a path to wealth creation through investment, or the potential for a successful career in the industry.

However, it can also evoke thoughts of high costs, complex processes, and the daunting task of saving for a down payment to secure a land, build or acquire a home.

At REFEREE-COOP, our partnership with the country's leading real estate conglomerate- PWAN PLUS ensures that we can meet the real estate needs of our members with zero costs.

If you're seeking to build a side business to earn more income to fund your real estate fantasies, then click the link below to sign up as a PWAN BUSINESS OWNER today.

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1, Stella Omu Crescent, Opp. Cenotaph, GRA
Asaba

Website

https://portal.pboworld.com/99377

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