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Approach

Six stages from first call to registered title.

Nothing is paid until the checks are done and the deed is in your name.

Six stages

How a purchase works.

Select a stage to see what happens and what you receive at the end of it.

Phase 1 of 6

Consultation

A call at a time that suits your time zone, covering the land you want to buy, sell, lease or protect, where and your budget.

Typical output: A written brief.

Title checks

The six checks behind every recommendation.

Survey planConfirmed as registered, and matched to the beacons on the ground.
ChartingFree from government acquisition, road setbacks and committed uses.
TitleCertificate of Occupancy, Governor’s Consent or registered deed, verified at the registry.
Seller’s authorityOwnership or a valid power of attorney. For family land, consent and any excision.
Site and neighboursEncroachment, access, flooding and community claims checked in person.
Permitted useZoning allows what you plan to do with the land.

Frequently asked questions

How long does a purchase take?

Most purchases take 6 to 12 weeks from offer to signing. Registration and Governor’s Consent can continue after completion.

When do I pay?

Only after the checks are complete and the signed deed is in your name. The arrangement is agreed in writing first.

What if the checks find a problem?

We explain it plainly, with the options: fix it before purchase, renegotiate, or walk away.

Who signs the documents?

You, or your company, with your lawyer. Documents can be signed outside Nigeria and witnessed where required.

What happens after registration?

If you want, we keep the land fenced and watched, lease it out, or our Construction division builds on it.

Start with a consultation.

A call at a time that suits your time zone, with no obligation.