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Run a search at the Abuja Geographic Information Systems office using the title number, and confirm the name on the record matches the seller. Ask a lawyer to review the documents and check for any government acquisition or dispute before you pay anything.
Yes. The developer's Certificate of Occupancy covers the whole estate. When you buy a unit, you receive a deed of assignment, and Governor's Consent is what registers that transfer to you. Without it, your ownership is not fully protected.
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Run a search at the Abuja Geographic Information Systems office using the title number, and confirm the name on the record matches the seller. Ask a lawyer to review the documents and check for any government acquisition or dispute before you pay anything.
Yes. The developer's Certificate of Occupancy covers the whole estate. When you buy a unit, you receive a deed of assignment, and Governor's Consent is what registers that transfer to you. Without it, your ownership is not fully protected.
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