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I really commend what Solomon Buchi is doing in calling out fake and fraudulent real estate companies especially the wel...
15/10/2026

I really commend what Solomon Buchi is doing in calling out fake and fraudulent real estate companies especially the well know brand who feels they are too big to be held accountable.

Fraud exists, and people have lost substantial amounts of money to questionable property transactions.

However, I want to contribute a practical solution to this conversation.

I believe the government should establish a regulated property transaction escrow system to protect both property buyers and sellers in Nigeria.

Here is how it could work:

When a buyer wants to purchase a property, the buyer pays the agreed purchase price into a secure, regulated escrow account rather than transferring the money directly to the seller or a developer.

The funds remain there while the necessary due diligence is completed, including verification of ownership, title documents, survey details, possible litigation and any other legal encumbrances.

Once the agreed conditions are satisfied and the transaction reaches the legally defined completion stage, the funds are released to the seller.

If the transaction fails because the seller cannot establish the agreed ownership rights, or another specified contractual condition is not met, the funds are handled according to the escrow agreement and applicable law.

This system could significantly reduce the risk of buyers losing their money to fraudulent sellers and developers. It could also protect legitimate sellers from buyers who make commitments they never intend to honour.

For Nigerians in the diaspora, such a system could provide an additional layer of confidence when purchasing property remotely.

Of course, an escrow account alone cannot solve every problem. The system would need independent verification, clear release conditions, transparent fees, proper regulation and an effective dispute-resolution process. It must also protect sellers against buyers who attempt to delay or frustrate legitimate transactions.

My point is simple: instead of only condemning the real estate industry, let’s discuss the systems that can make property transactions safer, more transparent and more accountable.

Nigeria needs stronger property verification systems, effective regulation and a reliable framework that protects the money of both parties.

We should not only talk about the problem. We should also propose workable solutions.

What do you think about a government-regulated escrow system for property transactions in Nigeria?

A prospect approached me that he wanted to sell his property. Normally, before we sell any property, we usually verify ...
12/10/2026

A prospect approached me that he wanted to sell his property.

Normally, before we sell any property, we usually verify it with our lawyer and our surveyor.

So on the course of verifying this property, we found out that this property has ongoing court litigation here in Delta State, Asaba.

So I was asking the man how come? he started narrating what happened.

But before then, he didn't tell me that the land is having court litigation. And I guess that's the reason why he wanted to sell it.

So here is what I wanted to tell you.

Before you buy a property, be it under distress sale or anywhere, please make sure that you have a lawyer and a surveyor to verify that property because a lot of people knew that their property has some issues and they decide to sell it to unsuspecting victims.

And when you buy this property without knowing, the person might be your friend, it might be your business partner, right? And because you trusted this person, you will go ahead to purchase the property without doing proper verification.

And of course, you trust this person, he's your business partner, he's your friend. So you know him more than anything.

At the end of the day, you will find out that this land has issues. So a lot of people out there are selfish. Yeah, as long as it is not benefiting them, they will find a way to push it out.

So please, before you buy property anywhere, please run the necessary verification that you need before you purchase that property to avoid coming tomorrow to start crying that real estate scammed you.

No.

Real estate did not scam you. Rather, your ignorance scammed you. Ignorance of the law is not an excuse

I once asked a real estate lawyer of a popular real estate company in Nigeria why he didn’t advise his company against b...
11/10/2026

I once asked a real estate lawyer of a popular real estate company in Nigeria why he didn’t advise his company against buying land with ongoing court cases or unresolved community and family disputes.

Not as if he doesn’t know, because he is the legal representative of the company and he is aware of these issues.

Do you know what he told me?

He said he makes money when those properties develop problems and the matter eventually goes to court, because the company will need to pay him for litigation and court appearances.

That was an eye-opener for me.

It made me realize that, in any profession, your interests and the interests of the person advising you may not always align.

This is why, when buying land, you must not rely on trust alone.

You need independent legal advice, proper title verification, searches at the relevant land registry, and investigations into any existing litigation or family and community claims.

Don’t wait until you lose millions of naira before you start looking for a lawyer to solve the problem.

Engage the right professionals to help you identify the risks before you pay.

In real estate, prevention is far cheaper than litigation.

I’m Land President, and my advice is simple: verify before you buy, not after you lose.

Buying a secured property is better than buying a cheap property. And here’s why.First, security adds value to your prop...
09/10/2026

Buying a secured property is better than buying a cheap property. And here’s why.

First, security adds value to your property.

Imagine buying land in a well-secured environment with good access roads, proper planning, and a peaceful community. Such an environment can attract more buyers and make your property easier to resell.

But when a property is located in an insecure or poorly planned environment, finding a buyer may become more difficult, regardless of how cheap you bought it.

Secondly, a strong title adds value to your property.

A property with properly verified ownership documents gives buyers more confidence and can make resale easier.

Remember, the goal is not just to buy land. The goal is to buy an asset you can confidently hold, develop, or resell in the future.

Don’t let a cheap price blind you to the real value of a property. Buy security. Verify the title. Protect your investment.

If you don’t buy land now that you’re seeing money, how sure are you that you’ll still be seeing money tomorrow? 😁Now th...
07/10/2026

If you don’t buy land now that you’re seeing money, how sure are you that you’ll still be seeing money tomorrow? 😁

Now that the money is coming in, put some of it into real estate.

Because the goal isn’t just to make money today…
it’s to own something that can still be valuable tomorrow.

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05/10/2026

CITY COMFORT IS ONE OF THE BEST ENTRY POINTS IN THIS LOCATION. 📍

Let’s look at the numbers:

Cubana — ₦80M
Bethel Court — ₦120M
Another estate — ₦60M
Another — ₦55M
City Comfort — ₦45M

And no, we are not competing on price.

What we are offering is something bigger: a lifetime legacy, security, and the opportunity to own in a location where property values are already speaking for themselves.

At ₦45M, you have the privilege of entering at the current value today — rather than waiting until the area becomes fully developed and prices move even higher.

The goal isn’t just to buy land.

The goal is to secure an asset your family can benefit from for years to come.

Buy at today’s value.
Hold through development.
Watch your investment grow.

City Comfort Estate — build your legacy where value is already rising.

This is why I will always advise people to be very careful with cheap land, especially when you’re buying from a poor re...
30/09/2026

This is why I will always advise people to be very careful with cheap land, especially when you’re buying from a poor regulated real estate company.

Imagine buying a property for ₦1 million three years ago.

At the point of purchase, you were told the development levy was ₦500,000. They also promised to fence the estate, provide infrastructure and carry out other developments.

Three years later, the same company comes back and tells you:

“The development levy is now ₦3.5 million.”

And the frustrating part?

You look around and there is barely any meaningful development on the ground.

This is one of the things people don’t consider when they see a very cheap property.

You think you’re getting a bargain because the initial price is low. But sometimes, you buy cheap today and pay heavily later.

The ₦1 million price tag may be what attracts you. Then three or four years down the line, another fee comes.

Development levy.
Infrastructure levy.
Documentation fee.
Estate development fee.

And before you know it, the amount you’ve spent is no longer cheap.

Worse still, some properties may have underlying issues you weren’t aware of from the beginning — incomplete documentation, family disputes, unresolved ownership issues, planning problems, or other complications.

And when those problems eventually surface, you may be asked to pay more money to resolve them.

I’m not saying every cheap property is bad.

But cheap should never be the reason you buy land.

Whenever I tell people I prefer buying property in a well-developed environment or in a location with visible, measurable development, someone will say:

“All hands are not equal.”

I agree.

But affordability should not mean ignoring the risks attached to what you’re buying.

Because sometimes, the land that looks cheap today can become the most expensive land you’ve ever bought.

Ask questions. Understand the total cost. Verify the company. Verify the title. Understand every levy and future obligation before you pay.

Don’t just ask, “How much is the land?”

Ask:

“How much will this land eventually cost me?”

29/09/2026

Honestly, some clients are very funny. 😂

The same people living in Lagos will drive for 2, 3, 4, sometimes even 5–6 hours in traffic just to get to work or carry out their daily activities.

Some even live far away from their workplace and have completely accepted the long commute as normal.

But when they come to Asaba to buy land and you show them a property that is just 20–30 minutes from the city, suddenly…

“Ah! This place is too far!” 😂

And I’m always wondering — are we using different standards for different states when it comes to real estate?

Because why is a 2-hour commute in Lagos considered normal, but 25 minutes outside Asaba suddenly becomes “too far”?

I think sometimes we need to stop judging property based only on how far it is from the city today.

Ask yourself:

What is happening around that location?
What infrastructure is coming?
How accessible is it?
How fast is development moving in that direction?
And most importantly, what will this location look like in the next 5–10 years?

Because in real estate, today’s distance does not always tell you tomorrow’s value.

29/09/2026

When a cheap property is presented to you, don’t get excited—ask questions.

Why is it cheap?

Are the documents fully perfected?

Is there any outstanding issue with the title?

Are there encumbrances, disputes, government acquisition, or other issues that still need to be resolved?

Sometimes, the price isn’t low because you found a bargain. The price is low because there is a problem attached to the property.

Before you celebrate the “cheap deal,” find out exactly what you’re buying.

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