INTRODUCTION Imagine paying ₦120 million for a property with the expectation of taking possession within the agreed period. You patiently wait for years, only for the developer to return the
A database of blacklisted properties, encumbered properties disputed lands, and high-risk real estate investments to avoid in Nigeria.
Land disputes are among the most common legal conflicts in Nigeria. Disagreements over ownership, boundaries, title documents, possession or competing interests often arise during property transactions. However, one growing concern
Most people assume that real estate fraud only happens when dishonest developers deceive unsuspecting buyers. While this does happen, there is another side of the story that many people overlook:
The Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) has issued a public notice affecting fifteen (15) streets across Abuja following the unlawful conversion of the affected plots from their original approved residential
Property scams have taken a dangerous and more sophisticated turn in Nigeria. Every day, unsuspecting buyers lose their life savings to lands under dispute, properties under government investigation, and estates
The Federal Government of Nigeria has taken a decisive and unprecedented step that every land buyer, investor, developer, and homeowner must take seriously. Demolitions are no longer threats — they
A PRIME ADDRESS WITH DANGEROUS LEGAL RISKS For many property buyers and investors, an address in a Government Reserved Area (GRA) automatically signals safety, legitimacy, and long‑term value. Unfortunately, Nigerian
The real estate scandal unfolding in Keffi GRA is a painful reminder of how fragile property ownership can be when due diligence is ignored. What looks like a “simple land
A DEEPER LOOK INTO THE EMERGING CRISIS Watch the full video on YouTube: In recent months, allegations of land grabbing linked to the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Minister, Nyesom Wike,
Investing in real estate within Abuja has always been seen as a pathway to stability, security, and long-term wealth. However, recent events at EFAB Estate, Lokogoma have once again exposed









