If you’ve tried to build or buy a house in Nigeria recently, you’ve probably noticed something shocking — everything has become painfully expensive. Cement prices have doubled. Iron rods are almost unaffordable. Even the cost of finishing materials like tiles, doors, and plumbing fittings has gone through the roof. For...
Buying land in Nigeria can either be your best investment… or your biggest mistake. Every day, people lose millions of Naira to fake land deals, dubious “omo onile,” and fraudulent estate agents all because they didn’t ask for the right documents before paying. If you’re thinking of buying land anywhere...
For many Nigerians, owning a home is one of life’s biggest dreams. It represents stability, pride, and security for the future. But as exciting as it sounds, the journey of building a house in Nigeria is not as simple as buying land and laying blocks. If you go into it...
Buying land is one of the biggest financial decisions most people will ever make. It’s exciting—you imagine building your dream home, setting up a business, or simply holding it as an investment for the future. But here’s the truth: land purchases can also be tricky, and a single mistake could...
Relocating within Nigeria is a big decision. Whether you’re moving from Lagos to Abuja, relocating to Port Harcourt for work, or starting fresh in Ibadan, the process can feel overwhelming if you don’t plan properly. The truth is, relocation in Nigeria doesn’t have to be stressful. With the right strategy,...
For years, society told women to wait — wait for the right job, wait for the right man, wait for the right time. When it came to buying property, the message was often the same: “Why buy a house now? Your husband will handle that later.” But here’s the truth:...
Let’s be honest — for years, a lot of people believed that women shouldn’t bother owning a house until they’re married. The idea was, “Why buy a house when your husband will provide one?” But times have changed. More women today are asking themselves: “Should I own my own house?”...
Let’s be honest — the idea of owning your own house in your 20s here in Nigeria almost sounds like a fairy tale. With the high cost of living, skyrocketing rent, and the pressure of “adulting,” many young people don’t even see home ownership as something realistic until their late...
A Certificate of Occupancy is a legal document that certifies that a property has been allocated to an individual or corporate entity for a specific purpose. It typically outlines the terms of the land use, such as residential, commercial, or agricultural purposes. The C of O serves as proof of...
Owning landed property in Nigeria is a dream for many. With a growing population and increasing urbanization, the real estate market presents immense opportunities. However, navigating the complexities of property ownership can be challenging. This blog post explores various strategies to help you effectively own landed properties in Nigeria, from...
Navigating the Nigerian real estate market can be a daunting task, especially for first-time buyers or renters. With a myriad of options, varying prices, and legal intricacies, the journey can often feel overwhelming. This is where real estate agents come into play. They serve as invaluable resources, guiding you through...
Paying rent on time is not just about fulfilling a contractual obligation; it’s also about maintaining a good relationship with your landlord and ensuring peace of mind. In a world where financial pressures can mount quickly, being proactive about your rent payment can help you avoid last-minute scrambles and potential...
