Dr. Daniel Moses Launches Book on Collective Property Ownership
Dr. Daniel Moses, a property and cross-border property wealth strategist, has written a new book addressing the challenges of property ownership for Nigerians and Africans. The book challenges the notion that individuals must purchase entire buildings alone, instead proposing a framework for collective capital investment and shared ownership in real estate.
It covers topics such as fractional ownership, legal documentation, investor protection, and cross-border opportunities. The book is aimed at middle-income professionals, high-net-worth individuals, public servants, diaspora investors, and institutional leaders.
A case study from a real income-producing property in Bromley, United Kingdom, illustrates how fractional ownership can be effectively structured. Dr. Moses's personal journey, which includes working as an Uber driver before succeeding in property, informs his insights on capital and accountability.
The book will be launched during the seventh Diaspora Africa Conference (DACON 7.0) from October 11 to 18, 2026, with the main unveiling in Abuja.
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