INTRODUCTION One of the most dangerous misconceptions in Nigeria's real estate sector is the belief that a Next of Kin automatically becomes the owner of a deceased person's property. This
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:
INTRODUCTION: THE INVISIBLE RISK THAT CAN DESTROY YOUR INVESTMENT In property transactions, many investors focus on location, price and documentation yet overlook one of the most fundamental pillars of ownership,
In recent weeks, the demolition of several structures in Oworosonki, located along the Iyana Oworo and Lekki coastline axis in Lagos has stirred up significant discussion in the real estate
One of the most common and costly mistakes in Nigerian real estate is starting development on hope instead of approval. Many developers submit building plan applications believing approvals will be
Real estate scams in Nigeria are becoming more sophisticated. Many victims never imagined they were being set up because the transaction started well. Unfortunately, one of the most effective tools
Real estate scams across Nigeria—especially in major cities like Abuja, Lagos, and Port Harcourt—are becoming more sophisticated every day. From fake titles to fraudulent estate developments, innocent buyers continue to
INTRODUCTION The Nigerian real estate market is no stranger to controversy, but when a high-profile figure like Major Hamza Al-Mustapha — former Chief Security Officer to late Head of State
Buying property in Abuja can either secure your future or destroy your finances. Right now, one of the biggest fraud traps involves the 753 fully detached duplexes in Lokogoma, Abuja,
The Lagos State Government, through the New Towns Development Authority (NTDA), has started acquiring vast portions of land in Epe for new development schemes. Many private estates are now under
