Certificate of Occupancy | C of O in Nigeria: What you Must Know Before You Buy any Land/Property

Certificate of Occupancy in Nigeria
C of O in Nigeria well explained in the most practical manner: What you Must Know Before You Buy any Land or Property with C of O as Title Document

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[comingofchristevangelicalm]

Wao.... Thank you for this information.

[Oluwatimilehinfgt]

Also, if you can kindly answer this:

Can the government still compensate you if your R of O is still valid

[Oluwatimilehinfgt]

Is the S.P only a requirement to get C of O?

[christaltamargo-hbwj]

Go straight to the point pls.. Too much irrelevant information.

[josephik]

Great information from the real estate expert himself. Remain bless Raymond

[dawodusamuel]

Thank you so much for the very insightful explanation. Please I have a question though. Does this mean that it is always wise to involve a real estate Lawyer whenever you want to carry out a real estate transaction because of the better understanding they have of the necessary documents needed?