ABUJA, NIGERIA – As the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) intensifies efforts to sanitize the city and enforce the Abuja Master Plan, property owners and developers are advised to take necessary precautions to avoid demolition of their structures.
- The FCT Minister, Hon. Nyesom Wike, has reiterated the administration’s commitment to restoring the original master plan of Abuja, which has been compromised by illegal developments and structures.
To avoid the risk of demolition, real estate experts are urging property buyers and developers to follow due process when acquiring land and building in Abuja.
“Before buying land or building in Abuja, it’s essential to conduct thorough research and ensure that the property is duly certified and approved by the relevant authorities,” said Mcvaly, a real estate expert.
Some of the key steps to take include:
1. Verify the ownership and documentation of the land.
2. Ensure that the land is properly registered and has a Certificate of Occupancy (C-of-O).
3. Obtain necessary approvals from the FCTA and other regulatory bodies before commencing construction.
4. Engage the services of a reputable real estate agent or lawyer to guide you through the process.
By following these steps, property owners and developers can avoid the risk of demolition and ensure that their investments are secure.
- As the FCTA continues to enforce the Abuja Master Plan, it’s essential for property owners and developers to prioritize compliance and due process to avoid costly mistakes.
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For more information on how to secure your property in Abuja, contact:
Mc Valy
Real Estate Expert.
Phone; 07035747411
Email; mcvaly5@gmail.com
