Tahnwi Lesley, The Dreamer
From dream to legacyTahnwi Lesley, The Dreamer
From dream to legacyA Dream Life Properties development initiative
PK41 is a proposed 200-hectare land development planned around legal title, access infrastructure and internal roads. Its current Phase 1 programme focuses on land title and legal security.

Yabassi context. This is not PK41 site photography.
Mangoule I, Bloc B, Yabassi Subdivision, Nkam Division, Littoral Region, Cameroon
Phased land development
Current stage: Phase 1
Project overview
The current focus is title work, surveying and technical preparation. PK41 remains in pre-development.
PK41 is the commercial name of a proposed 200-hectare land development at Mangoule I, Bloc B, in the Yabassi Subdivision of Cameroon’s Littoral Region.
Dream Life Properties has structured the initiative in three phases. Phase 1 brings together the legal, administrative, surveying and technical work needed to pursue the land title and prepare for later planning and infrastructure.
Development story
Phase 1 begins with due diligence, boundary confirmation, title processing and preparation for subdivision. Physical infrastructure is planned for later phases.
Later phases are planned around a drainage channel and access crossing, followed by roads, drainage and internal access. Each phase is intended to prepare the land for a more organised development process.
PK41 remains in pre-development, and the current brief focuses on Phase 1.

Tahnwi on a land-development field visit. This is not identified as PK41.
Key details
Project & place context
The Yabassi photographs show the surrounding area. Tahnwi's photograph comes from a separate field visit. None of these images is presented as a verified photograph of the PK41 site.

Built environment in Yabassi. This is not the PK41 site.

Tahnwi on a land-development field visit. This is not identified as PK41.

Regional context in Yabassi. This is not the PK41 site.
Development phases
Phase 1
The legal, administrative, surveying and technical procedures required to pursue the land title.
Working capital requirement: 260 million CFA francs
Phase 2
Planned reinforced-concrete drainage and road-crossing works intended to establish access.
Working capital requirement: 50 million CFA francs
Phase 3
Planned internal roads and drainage infrastructure across the development area.
Working capital requirement: 200 million CFA francs
Planned scope
The plan moves from title and surveying to access, drainage and internal roads.
Location
The brief places PK41 in Mangoule I, Bloc B, within Yabassi Subdivision, Nkam Division, Littoral Region, Cameroon. It does not publish a precise project pin or boundary map.
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Yabassi context. This is not a map, boundary survey or PK41 site photograph
Development rationale
This page describes the plan in the PK41 Phase 1 investor brief. It is not an offer of securities, a promise that a title will be issued, a claim that construction is complete or a guarantee of financial return. Any current participation terms must be confirmed directly with Dream Life Properties and governed by an executed agreement.
Begin with title work, due diligence and confirmed boundaries.
Sequence access and drainage before the wider internal-road programme.
Use the title, survey, master plan and approved subdivision to govern parcel allocation.
Treat every participation decision as subject to formal documentation and independent advice.
Phase 1 target sequence
Months 1 to 2
Verify landowner authority and the supporting land documentation.
Months 2 to 4
Confirm boundaries and assemble the required technical information.
Months 4 to 6
Prepare and submit the land-title application.
Months 6 to 10
Undertake inspections, administrative processing and follow-up.
Months 10 to 12
Target title issuance and verification within the Phase 1 programme.
Project source: PK41 Phase 1 Investor Brief
Interested in PK41?
Request the current project information, review the governing documents and seek independent professional advice before making any commitment.