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Cedar Equities – Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Nigerians in the diaspora, local Nigerians, and even non-Nigerians who want to invest in Nigeria’s real estate or agriculture sector can invest with Cedar Equities.

Yes! Cedar Equities specializes in helping Nigerians abroad own and manage property and farms without needing to travel. We handle due diligence, documentation, and management on your behalf.

Not always. At Cedar Equities, we operate as a portfolio management company. This means we both: Directly manage and operate some farms and real estate developments, and Partner with vetted developers and farm operators who meet our strict due diligence standards. Whether owned or partnered, every option we present has been verified, documented, and secured to protect your investment.

We only work with registered, verified developers, cooperatives, and farm operators. Each property or farm opportunity undergoes a rigorous vetting process to ensure authenticity and security.

You can invest in cash crops, food crops, or mixed farming projects. We focus on profitable, high-demand crops such as cassava, maize, rice, cocoa, and vegetables, depending on the region and soil suitability.

Returns vary depending on the crop and farming model, but typically range between 15%–35% annually, depending on factors like yield, season, and market prices.

Yes. We provide property management services, including tenant screening, rent collection, facility management, and resale when required.

Cedar Equities can assist with the resale process through our platform and network of buyers. We aim to make divestment as smooth as acquisition.

We understand the concerns of Nigerians in the diaspora. That’s why we prioritize due diligence, legal compliance, and transparency. Every investment opportunity is backed by proper documentation and legal support.

We accept secure international payments via bank transfer, card payments, and other diaspora-friendly payment channels.

Simply reach out to us via our website or email. A portfolio manager will guide you through your preferred investment option and provide a step-by-step process tailored to your needs.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

No, we do not own all the properties and farms. At Cedar Equities, our role is to vet, list, and manage trusted opportunities from reputable developers, real estate companies, and farm operators. We ensure every property and farm goes through strict due diligence, so Nigerians abroad can invest with peace of mind.

We have a rigorous verification and vetting process. This includes: Confirming land titles and documents. Conducting physical inspections. Working only with trusted developers and farm operators with proven track records.

We understand the concerns Nigerians in the diaspora face. That’s why Cedar Equities provides: Third-party verification of properties. Transparent documentation for every transaction. On-the-ground management to safeguard your investment.

Currency fluctuations are a reality, but real estate and agriculture in Nigeria have proven to be inflation-resistant assets. Property values in Nigeria, especially in cities like Lagos and Abuja, often rise faster than inflation. Farmlands are appreciating, and agriculture remains a steady wealth creator. Investing in Nigeria means you own tangible, income-generating assets that grow in value over time, regardless of currency changes.

Yes—massively. Statistics show that: In 2024 alone, Nigerians in the diaspora sent over $20 billion back home. Around 30% of remittances go into real estate, and experts estimate 70% of Nigeria’s real estate investment comes from the diaspora. This means millions of Nigerians abroad are already investing, and Cedar Equities exists to make that process safe, seamless, and profitable for you.

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