Land and homes for sale in Abeokuta

Every plot is inspected, its title checked at the land registry, and its boundaries pegged by a registered surveyor before we list it.

What we do

Buying land in Nigeria goes wrong in familiar ways. Here is what we do about each one.

We listen to what you need, take you to see the land, check the documents, and stay with you until the paperwork is in your name.

The seller does not hold the title.
We check who holds the title before a plot is listed or a naira changes hands.
The plot on the survey is not the plot on the ground.
We take you to the land and check it against the survey plan, beacon by beacon.
The family sells it twice.
We stay with you after the sale until the paperwork is in your name.

Tell us what you need
Budget, preferred area, and what the land is for: a home, a farm, a business or an investment.
Inspect the land
We take you to the site so you can see the plot, the access road and the neighbourhood for yourself.
Verify the title
We check the documents at the land registry and confirm the seller has the right to sell.
Survey and pegging
A registered surveyor marks your boundaries with beacons that match your survey plan.
Documents and handover
You receive your deed of assignment and survey plan, and we guide you through C of O or governor's consent.