Orile Imo, Mowe-Ofada · Ogun · Obafemi Owode
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A member of our team reviewed the seller's NIN slip or card. The NIN has not been checked against NIMC records.
The title deed and survey plan the seller supplied were reviewed. The reviewer is named below.
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| Type | Reviewed by | Status |
|---|---|---|
Title deed | Okafor Surveys | On file |
Survey planA surveyor-drawn, officially lodged map that pins down a plot's exact size, boundaries and coordinates. | Okafor Surveys | On file |
What this plot has, and what it doesn't.
Where our checks stop, and where your own lawyer starts.
The badge shows how far the checks went: someone stood on this property and walked its boundary, and the verification record above names who.
Each verification tier reflects evidence gathered by an independent partner as at the date stamped on the listing. The tier badge is a transparency signal; it is not a warranty, insurance policy, or indemnity. Buyers remain responsible for their own due diligence, irrespective of tier.
The plot was visited and its boundary walked. The surveyor is named below.
A search would be run at the relevant land registry and Governor's Consent confirmed.
Our team recorded these on the listing during review. Raise each one with the seller, and with your own lawyer, before any money moves.
Road access to the plot is limited, unpaved, or seasonal. Inspect the route before committing.
Note from our team: Access via a graded but unpaved track — seller disclosed on submission. Surface with amber banner on public card.
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The Tier 4 Title Check Pack documents the chain of title as traced at the Land Registry on the date of verification. It is not a title-insurance product and does not indemnify the buyer against future title defects, forged antecedent documents discovered after verification, or encumbrances that were not registrable at the time of the search.
Tier 3 site verification reflects the condition of a plot at the time the partner surveyor attended. Conditions on the ground may change between verification and purchase: access routes can be obstructed, encroachments can occur, and neighbourhood development can alter the setting. Buyers should re-inspect before committing funds.
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Tier 2 Documents Checked confirms that title deeds, survey plans, and supporting paperwork are present, legibly executed, and internally consistent. It does not adjudicate every possible legal validity question that could later be raised in dispute, for example, the authenticity of an antecedent vendor’s signature or the capacity of a historical executor. Where these matters are material, buyers should commission a full title trace (Tier 4) or instruct their own counsel to conduct a bespoke investigation.
Amber and red risk flags surfaced on a listing are advisory annotations produced during verification: unpaved access, pending Governor’s Consent, older survey plan, and similar. They highlight matters a prudent buyer should investigate further. The absence of a flag does not imply the plot is free from all concerns; it means nothing that triggered our flag rules was observed during the specific verification exercise.
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