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ARTICLE · 07 NOVEMBER 2025

The ₦72M Win: How Our ₦800k Due Diligence Fee Saved A Client From Catastrophe

For the first seven years of my 17-year career, I was a litigation lawyer. I saw, firsthand, the financial and emotional devastation clients faced when a real estate deal collapsed.

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Tosin Omotosho
Tosin Omotosho

For the first seven years of my 17-year career, I was a litigation lawyer. I saw, firsthand, the financial and emotional devastation clients faced when a real estate deal collapsed.

I watched families lose their life savings over a single overlooked clause or a fraudulent title document.

That experience is why Charis Legal Practice exists. We are proactive, not reactive. We are structured to stop the fight before it ever begins.

Recently, we had a perfect example.

The "Perfect" Deal

A client in the diaspora, Mr. Badmus, engaged us to conduct due diligence on a ₦72 Million property.

On the surface, the deal looked perfect. It was in a good location. The seller was a registered company. The seller presented all the "necessary" documents: a C of O, a Deed of Assignment, and a Survey Plan. It looked legit.

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