When it comes to buying property in Nigeria, one thing you cannot afford to play with is your title document. A legit Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) is basically your proof of ownership, your legal backbone, and your ticket to sleeping peacefully at night. But with fake C of Os circulating the market like WhatsApp broadcasts, you need to stay sharp. Before you drop even one kobo on land or property,...
Real estate scams in Nigeria have become increasingly sophisticated, targeting individuals and businesses looking to buy, rent, or lease properties. Scammers often pose as agents, landlords, or property developers to collect payments for properties that either don’t exist, don’t belong to them, or are under legal dispute. Recognizing the warning signs early can help prevent financial loss, legal...
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