If you are investing in real estate in Lagos or anywhere in Nigeria, please attention. These are some of the things people do and regret later. 1) Believe everything the seller says 2) Dont involve a surveyor and a lawyer 3) Don’t check whether the property is within the setback of a closeby canal, high tension, or other public utility. 4) Don’t ask about the…
In land surveying, we always say that each assignment presents its unique challenges and revelations. Recently, we carried out a land survey in the vibrant locale of Odorangunshi Eredo, Epe. What transpired during this four-hour endeavor not only encapsulates the essence of our profession but also underscored the importance of precision in our craft while illuminating the intricacies of land ownership, and governmental regulations/restrictions. More…
BUSINESS DAY NEWSPAPER (FEBRUARY 13, 2024) Headline: Land Recovery Is at The Core of Efforts at Fighting Climate Change—FG The Nigerian government intensifies efforts to combat desertification, focusing on reclaiming lost land in the North. Minister of Environment, Balarabe Abbas Lawal, highlighted collaboration with the World Bank to address landscape degradation. The project, involving federal and state agencies, local governments, and civil societies, targets solutions…
Though Investing in property can be a great way to generate wealth, it is not without its risks. One of the biggest concerns for investors is the threat of demolition, which can leave them with worthless property and without compensation from the government. In recent times, there has been a surge in the demolition of buildings by the Nigerian government especially in Lagos, raising concerns…
