Lagos, Abuja and Akure
What goes wrong is local, so each city has its own list of checks.
Lagos from the air · for Nigerians abroad
One bank account per property. A ledger nobody can edit. Photos on every job, and payouts abroad with the rate printed on the transfer.
ML-REV-2609 reverses ML-EXP-2609. Both stay on the ledger.
Posted in September 2026, on a ledger the owner has made public.Open the full ledger
Who this is for
If that is you, read on.
What goes wrong is local, so each city has its own list of checks.
Whichever it is, the property gets its own account, a ledger nobody can edit, and photographs on every job.
Bring the one you have, or the one you are looking at. We check it before anything is billed.
What we do
The stages differ by situation. The account, the ledger and the evidence do not.
Stages 01–02
We verify, and we say no
Verification · Title perfection
Stages 03–05
Money moves on rails you can see
Acquisition · Build supervision · Furnishing
Stages 06–07
You are paid, and shown the working
Letting and facilities · Distribution and payout
Why it is different
Each is a rule the system enforces on its own.
One account per property
A NUBAN in the property’s name. Client money is never pooled.
A ledger nobody can edit
A correction is a new entry that names the one it reverses. The original stays.
Reconciled against the bank, nightly
Every night at 04:00 WAT, line by line against the bank’s statement. Anything that does not match is raised as an exception.
Next bank reconciliation
04:00 WAT · last run 04:00 WAT, no bank lines to compare
Evidence on every job
Photographs, the invoice, and the name of whoever signed it off, attached to the entry that paid for it.
A written verdict either way
Quoted per engagement before we start. Charged whether we approve the property or reject it. The work is the same, and a fee that only lands on approval would be a reason to approve.
Where we work
What a title is missing in Lekki is not what it is missing in Ijapo. Each city page lists its own checks.
Verify
Counted from verification rows once a verdict is reached: 6 rejected of 21 completed.
The land sits inside a government acquisition that was never excised, so no Certificate of Occupancy can be issued over it and the estate holds no ratification. A buyer here would own paperwork, not property. We said no.
Quoted per engagement before we start. Charged whether we approve the property or reject it. The work is the same, and a fee that only lands on approval would be a reason to approve.
Figures as at , refreshed every 5 minutes from the ledger.Read how we verifyWhat it costs
Read from the schedule that posts fees to your ledger, including the lines we never charge for.
See pricingHow you get started
The verification fee is the same whichever way the answer comes back.
Start with a propertyFive short questions. Every answer saves as you give it, so you can come back on another device.
Who you are · Where · Details · Purpose · Contact
We check the registry, the survey and the building, and record who did each check and what they found.
₦250,000.00 to ₦450,000.00 quoted per engagement before we start
Approved or rejected, with the inspector’s name on it. If you go ahead, the property gets its own bank account and ledger.
A verdict with a name on it
What it is like, month to month
The account belongs to the property. Entries post as things happen. The statement arrives every month, and you can check it against the ledger it came from.
MLS-LEKKI-4B-2610
Open the statementThe rent
Lands in the property’s own account. Posts as an entry you can open.
The work
Photographs, the invoice, and the name of whoever signed it off.
The month
One statement a month, cut against a named ledger position.
The ask