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MY NAME IS OPPORTUNITY

“History is often the result of small things and minor decisions which snowball into something far bigger. The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand in 1914 led to the First World War. In 1955, Rosa Parks, an African-American, refused to give up her seat for a white passenger, setting into motion a chain of events which led to the birth of the civil rights movement in the US.

Sometimes, however, it’s not what someone does, but what they don’t. Noland Bushnell, the man who founded Atari (once the world’s leading computer gaming system), had hired Steve Jobs in the early 1970s. In 1976, Jobs left to set up Apple Computers and offered Noland a 1/3rd share of his new company for $50,000. Noland turned it down, something he admittedly regrets to this day. Atari is no longer quite the household name that it once was, and Apple Computers is predicted to reach a market value of $1 trillion fairly soon”.


History is replete with many other such examples of missed opportunities but I won’t bore you with those that missed these opportunities, instead I want to tell you about the opportunity to own a home in Lagos.

Rullion has a set of terraces for sale at Ikeja GRA, a block of flats at Arepo (10 minutes from the Ikeja toll gate) and a petrol station for investment at Ikorodu!

“Whacha” waiting for?

Contact us … Rullion Associates, 08033615098, egedik@rullionassociates.com.ng

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