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What is APLUC and who pays it? This guide breaks down the property and land use charge in Anambra State, exemptions, penalties, and how to appeal
Property and Land Use Charge in Anambra State: Overview Read Post »
When land passed down through generations becomes the subject of a court battle, traditional history can make or break your claim. In Nigeria, where many ancestral lands lack formal documents, proving ownership often comes down to oral stories, community memory, and lineage. But what exactly does the law require? In this article, we explore how traditional history is used to prove title to land in Nigeria—drawing from the powerful lessons of the Supreme Court’s decision in Maranro v. Oyegoke
Proof of Title to Land by Traditional History: Nigerian Perspective Read Post »
Did you receive a notice of revocation of right of occupancy? Ignoring it could cost you your land! Learn what it means, why it happens, and how to respond effectively.
Notice of Revocation of Right of Occupancy in Nigeria: An Overview Read Post »
Understanding Laches and Acquisance in Nigerian Land Law Have you ever heard the saying, “Silence is golden”? In Nigerian land
Laches and Acquiescence: Losing Land Rights in Nigeria Read Post »
The Anambra State Ministry of Lands has announced the recertification and revalidation of all land title documents, starting November 4th,
Land Title Recertification in Anambra State: Key information Read Post »
