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Excision and Gazette in Nigeria (2026): How to Check If Land Is Government-Approved
Posted inInvestment Real estate

Excision and Gazette in Nigeria (2026): How to Check If Land Is Government-Approved

What excision and gazette mean in Nigerian land titles, and the exact steps to confirm a plot is genuinely released from government acquisition in 2026 — before you pay a naira.
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Posted by Folagbade September 2, 2026
Aerial view of the Lekki-Ikoyi link bridge and Lagos skyline, where many shortlet apartments cluster.
Posted inInvestment News

Lagos Shortlet Returns Are Cooling in 2026: What a Property Buyer Should Actually Do

Lagos shortlet supply has jumped and occupancy has slipped to roughly 35–43% in 2026. Before you buy a flat to run on Airbnb, here's the honest math and the calm move.
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Posted by Folagbade September 2, 2026
A fountain pen resting on a document, representing a power of attorney used to buy land in Nigeria from abroad.
Posted inInvestment Real estate

Power of Attorney for Buying Land in Nigeria From Abroad (2026): How It Works and the Traps

How diaspora buyers use a Power of Attorney to buy Nigerian land without flying home in 2026 — how to draft it, what it costs, and the legal trap that a POA is not proof of ownership.
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Posted by Folagbade September 2, 2026
Hands signing a Nigerian property deed of assignment that must be perfected with Governor's Consent before the transfer is legally complete, 2026
Posted inInvestment Real estate

What Is Governor’s Consent in Nigeria? Cost, Process & Why It Protects You (2026)

Governor's Consent explained for 2026: what it is under the Land Use Act, what it costs in Lagos (about 3% of assessed value all-in), how long it takes, and why buying C of O land without it can void your ownership.
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Posted by Folagbade September 2, 2026
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Posted inInvestment Real estate

Remote Land Verification in Nigeria (2026): How to Vet a Plot Without Flying Home

A 2026 playbook for diaspora buyers: how to inspect and verify Nigerian land remotely — registry searches from ₦15,000, GPS video inspections at ₦300k–₦600k, and the one independence rule that stops most fraud.
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Posted by Folagbade September 2, 2026
A surveyor's level standing on open land, illustrating the land verification checks that prevent costly buying mistakes in Nigeria
Posted inInvestment Real estate

9 Costly Mistakes People Make Buying Land in Nigeria (2026)

The 9 most expensive mistakes Nigerian land buyers make in 2026 — from skipping the survey search to paying Omo Onile twice — and the exact checks that stop each one.
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Posted by Folagbade August 26, 2026
A small wooden house model beside stacks of coins, illustrating fractional property ownership in Nigeria in 2026
Posted inInvestment Real estate

Fractional Property Ownership in Nigeria (2026): How It Works and the Honest Risks

Fractional ownership lets Nigerians co-own property from as little as ~₦30,000 and earn rental income plus appreciation. How it works, real platform terms, and the honest risks — for 2026.
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Posted by admin August 26, 2026
How Much Does It Cost to Build a Block of Flats in Nigeria? (2026)
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How Much Does It Cost to Build a Block of Flats in Nigeria? (2026)

A block of four 2-bedroom flats costs about ₦35M–₦65M to build in Nigeria in 2026, excluding land. Full breakdown by flat count and finish, in ₦ and $, plus the costs most estimates hide.
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Posted by Folagbade August 26, 2026
A hand holding Nigerian naira notes, illustrating how to finance a house purchase in Nigeria with mortgages and NHF loans in 2026
Posted inInvestment Real estate

How to Finance a House Purchase in Nigeria (2026): Mortgages, NHF & MREIF

How to actually finance a home in Nigeria in 2026 — NHF at ~6%, MREIF up to ₦100M at 9.75%, diaspora loans at 9%, and commercial mortgages at 18–28%. The real options, who qualifies, and the traps.
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Posted by admin August 26, 2026
High-rise buildings across a Nigerian city skyline, illustrating the $2 trillion real estate market in 2026
Posted inInvestment Market Insight

Nigeria’s Real Estate Hits $2 Trillion (2026): What It Actually Means for a Buyer

Nigeria's property market is projected at $2.4–$2.8 trillion in 2026. Here's what that headline actually means for an ordinary buyer — and why most of that value is 'dead capital.'
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Posted by admin August 21, 2026

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