Make Search Before Property Purchase - Edo GIS

Make Search Before Property Purchase - Edo GIS

By Admin 

 To prevent land grabbing and fraudulent real estate deals, the Edo State Geographic Information Service (EDOGIS) recommends that prospective property buyers conduct thorough searches with the agency before making any payments. 

According to the Director of Land, one of EDOGIS's key mandates is to provide various search services to property buyers in a timely manner.


Searches Offered by EDOGIS includes ,;

1. Cadastral Search: This search helps determine if a parcel of land is encumbered, registered, or has any pending applications, court cases, or government restrictions.

2. Legal Searches: This search provides information on the status of properties with registration references in the registry.

3. Omnibus Search: A general search using a name or street name to check if a property has any registrations.

4. Certified True Copy: This service provides certified copies of documents for properties registered with EDOGIS, useful for information and litigation purposes.

5. Registration of Documents: EDOGIS also offers registration services for documents such as Power of Attorney, court judgments, and mortgages.

6. Caveat Placement/Removal: The agency registers caveats and facilitates their removal.

By conducting a search with EDOGIS, property buyers can avoid falling victim to land grabbers who often sell government lands or already registered properties to unsuspecting buyers. 

The Director of Land emphasizes that buying government land does not guarantee ownership, as the government can reclaim its property.

For more information, prospective property buyers can reach out to EDOGIS at:

Plot 102, Sapele Road, Benin City, Edo State, Nigeria

Phone: 07066935910, 08076478335

Email: mailto:edogis@edostate.gov.ng

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