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In Lagos State, a foreigner can lawfully acquire an interest in land, but the transaction must be structured properly and comply with the applicable legal and regulatory rules.

Ownership of land comes with the possibility of disputes over such ownership, customary and family claims, and overriding government interests, which can make it uncertain and legally risky.

On Friday, January 25, 2019, the Federal Government of Nigeria ("FGN"), in furtherance of its commitment to infrastructure development being a key growth driver and economic development enabler; ...

For real estate investors in Nigeria, understanding zoning laws in Nigeria is critical, from zoning classifications and land use regulation in Nigeria through to documentation and compliance.

Land is widely one of the most important and contested resources in Nigeria.

The importance of housing as a basic necessity for civilized living cannot be over emphasized.

The recent collapse of a 21-story building on Gerard Road, Ikoyi area of Lagos State and the consequent loss of precious lives in that debacle has once again

To combat these shortfalls, the Federal Government of Nigeria has incentivised private sector participation in the provision and maintenance of key infrastructures across the country.

In Nigeria, the demolition of a building cannot occur without first obtaining a valid demolition permit from the relevant regulatory authority.

Public-Private Partnerships in Nigeria face complex disputes stemming from poor project preparation, political interference, and governance issues. Understanding the root causes and implementing effective multi-tiered dispute resolution mechanisms—from negotiation and mediation to arbitration—is essential for ensuring infrastructure projects deliver results rather than becoming mired in litigation.

APM Terminals has entered exclusive negotiations for Nigeria's $2.5 billion Badagry Deep Seaport project, but what contractual, land, regulatory and financing protections must be established before this proposed investment can move from MoU to commercial close? This analysis examines the legal mechanisms protecting major infrastructure investments in Nigeria, from PPP frameworks and NIPC guarantees to competition law concerns and currency risk management.

Choosing the right property law firm is crucial for navigating the complexities of real estate transactions, land use disputes, and property management.

Obtaining a building permit in Nigeria is not just a regulatory requirement but a crucial step to ensure your construction project complies with government guidelines.

Purchasing land in Nigeria involves various legal layers, especially family-owned or communally-owned land under customary tenure.

When contractors are engaged in construction projects, the employer undertakes to make payments to the contractor in instalments and through the mechanisms provided under their contract.

Real estate remains one of the most valuable investment assets in Nigeria, particularly in Lagos State, where land values continue to rise due to population growth, commercial activity, urban expansion, and increasing demand for residential and commercial property.

Nigeria's real estate market in 2025 navigates cautious stabilisation amid easing inflation and more orderly FX conditions, yet high borrowing costs and constrained purchasing power continue to limit broad-based growth. How are investors responding to these mixed signals, and which property segments are demonstrating the strongest resilience in this challenging environment?

Risk is an unavoidable part of every construction project. Delays, design errors, unforeseen site conditions, payment disputes, regulatory changes, and economic fluctuations all affect project delivery. Because construction projects involve multiple parties, significant investment, and long execution periods, how these risks are allocated determines whether a project succeeds or fails.