Regulatory shifts in zoning laws could unlock additional development potential for "land investing solutions", potentially adding 15–20% upside in high-demand regions. Investors are monitoring legislative updates closely for entry opportunities. This misinformation – aimed at maligning Nigeria as much as undermining the gravity of the situation in Gaza – is linked to Nigeria’s position at the 2025 United Nations General Assembly. By reaffirming support for a two-state solution to the Palestinian conflict, Nigeria challenged powerful interests invested in one-sided narratives. Delivering the statement on behalf of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu on September 24, Vice President Kashim Shettima stressed Nigeria spoke for peace, not partisanship. He framed Nigeria’s stance through its history as a nation that survived civil war and deep tensions, observing that “such bitter experience has taught us that such violence never ends where it begins”. He also drew on Nigeria’s struggle with violent extremism to argue that “military tactics may win battles measured in months or years, but in wars that span generations, it is values and ideas that deliver the ultimate victory”. We offer a coherent view of risk and performance from portfolio/fund to granular asset level. Directly compare and reconcile investments for informed and strategic decisions. Industry forecasts project a 5–7% compound annual growth rate in rural asset valuations, keeping "land investing solutions" firmly in the spotlight. Analysts cite limited supply, strong demand, and policy incentives as primary drivers.