Agricultural Land for sale in Lugazi Buyikwe Uganda, code: 160185
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Agricultural Land
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These are 5 acres on a mailo land located near the tarmac of 80 meters from Lugazi industrial park at a selling price 70 millions per acre.The land is agricultural best for mixed farming and installments are welcome.
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160185
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