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C of O, Governor’s Consent & Allocation Letters Explained (Nigeria Real Estate Guide)

Many people lose money in real estate not because land is bad — but because they don’t understand land titles and approvals. In this episode of Realities of Real Estate, I clearly explain the difference between a Certificate of Occupancy (C of O), Governor’s Consent, and Allocation Letter — what each one means, when you need them, and how they protect (or expose) your investment. If you are a first-time buyer, diaspora investor, or land banker, this video will save you from costly mistakes. In this video, you’ll learn: • What a Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) really means • When a C of O is compulsory and when it’s not • What Governor’s Consent is and why it validates your ownership • Why many buyers own land but still lose it legally • What an Allocation Letter is (and what it is NOT) • The dangerous assumption people make with allocation letters • How to know which document applies to the land you’re buying • Why documentation determines land value, security, and resale power Here’s the truth: Land does not become secure because you paid for it. It becomes secure because the right authority recognizes you. Watch this video till the end — it may protect your next investment decision. 👍 Like this video if it added value 🔁 Share with someone planning to buy land in Nigeria 🔔 Subscribe for practical, investor-focused real estate education 📞 Call/WhatsApp: 07039338364 🌐 Website: www.akiglobalresources.com ✳️ Angela Kelechi Ibeako (AKI GLOBAL) — Helping you own smart, live secure, and invest with confidence. #AKIGlobal #RealEstateNigeria #CertificateOfOccupancy #GovernorsConsent #LandDocumentation #DiasporaInvestors #InvestWithConfidence #propertyeducation #realestatenigeria #diasporainvestors #akiglobal #enugurealestate