Nigeria offer
Own property in Nigeria. Outright, in your own name.
One buyer, one property, your name on the papers. The buyer can be a person, a couple, a family or a company. Built for Nigerians at home and abroad who want to own, not share.
Flats and apartments
Ready-to-live and rental apartments, bought outright.
Family and rental homes
Detached, semi-detached and terraced houses, title checked before you pay.
Plots and acres
Land to build on or hold, with a registered survey and a clean Land Registry search.
How buying works
Six steps, from wherever you live.
Most of our Nigeria buyers live abroad. You can buy without flying home.
Choose
Tell us what you want, where, and your budget. We send what fits.
Inspect
Visit in person, send someone you trust, or take a live video tour with us.
Get the details in writing
The price, the title papers, any payment plan and the risks, before you pay.
Lawyer checks the title
A Land Registry search, survey charting and a check for government acquisition, before you pay. You get the report.
Pay LIFEPAGE directly
In naira, to the account named in your signed agreement, in full or on the payment plan in your agreement.
Get your papers
Deed of Assignment, receipts and survey in your name. We help you perfect Governor's Consent.
Your papers, explained
Know what you are holding.
These are the documents that make a Nigerian property yours. We check every one before you pay.
- Root of title
- Proof the seller owns it: a Certificate of Occupancy, Governor's Consent, a registered Deed, or a Gazette or Excision for land.
- Land Registry search
- A lawyer checks the title is real, in the seller's name, and free of mortgages, court cases or other claims.
- Survey and charting
- A registered survey plan checked against government records, so the land is not under acquisition or a road setback.
- Deed of Assignment and Governor's Consent
- Transfers the property to you, then registers that transfer with the State. We help you complete it.