Plain guidance on the questions that decide ownership here, written so a buyer can act on them rather than admire them.
Before you pay for land in Lagos, seven checks decide whether you are buying an asset or a lawsuit. What each one proves, where it is done, and the red flag that should stop the transaction cold.
Read the guide →Two documents, endlessly confused. Skipping either is how buyers lose land they paid for in full.
Read →Why family land gets sold more than once, and the documentation that makes a family sale genuinely safe.
Read →A diaspora checklist: verification, power of attorney, payment structure, and the reports to insist on.
Read →How to tell whether a plot sits inside committed land, and what a gazette actually confirms.
Read →The title systems a scheme needs before the first plot sells, and the shortcuts that create mass disputes.
Read →Reading beacons, coordinates and overlaps: the quiet evidence that a plot is not quite what it seems.
Read →Bring the address, the survey plan, or just the seller’s promise. We will tell you where it really begins.
