Have you tried to buy land in some parts of Lagos and have been told to pay Omo-Onile Signing Fees Like this Below



Who are Omo-Onile?
Omo onile  in Yoruba means “the child of the landowner.” Thus, an individual indigene of any specific Yoruba settlement may sell the portion of the family land appropriated to him or her.

The fear of Omo Onile is the beginning of wisdom for land developers in Lagos. Even with the best of education and your eyes wide open, you might discover that you have bought your land from ‘charlatans and impostors.’ The doctrine that governs the land market in Lagos is ‘buyers beware’. The multiple sale of land by branches of the same family is not generally considered a heinous crime but a minor side effect of African polygamy. In a house you built fifty years ago, you may one day find a fellow at your doorstep brandishing a paper called ‘court judgment’ that makes him the new owner of the land on which your property is built. The solution is ‘settlement’ that requires skillful bargaining. The possession of Certificate of Ownership is no defence in such matters.

In Some parts of Lagos, this is what you pay for

To put Foundation on the land N200,000
To collect the Deed of Assignment as proof of purchase of the land and receiving your money N200,000
To fence the property as a precaution against Land Fraudsters N150,000
To put a structure on it with Decking N200,000
To Construct a Roof on the property N160,000
Community Money for coming into their Village to buy a land N100,000

It's as if it's a crime to come to their place to buy land. I think our law is too weak to make these people to stop doing this nonsense all in the name of Omo-Onile

If you buy land at Elegushi, it's N2.5Million to just sign your document minus foundation and the rest of the nonsense they demand. In Badore, Olokonla, and areas controlled by the Olumegbon, it is N500,000 to sign your documents.

In Agungi, Osapa London, Chevron, and areas controlled by the Ojomu family, it's N1.5Million to sign your documents alone. Even those ones in the heart of Ibeju Lekki and Epe are beginning to copy their more illustrious counterparts to demand between N100,000 to N200,000 to buy land at Eleko or Free Trade Zone.

In Some part of Ikotun, Egbeda its almost N50,000
Share your Omo Onile Wahala

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Nonexistent:
That's all they do. Very lazy lots who will rather take pride in agbero business than work hard. Very soon the Igbos will buy up their remaining lands and they relocate to the lagoon. They will be using canoe to come out from the lagoon to collect their omo onile. Fools

is this necessary, you could pay your message without insulting any tribe

lalasticlala

CotenantNIG:
Have you tried to buy land in some parts of Lagos and have been told to pay Omo-Onile Signing Fees Like this Below



Who are Omo-Onile?
Omo onile  in Yoruba means “the child of the landowner.” Thus, an individual indigene of any specific Yoruba settlement may sell the portion of the family land appropriated to him or her.

The fear of Omo Onile is the beginning of wisdom for land developers in Lagos. Even with the best of education and your eyes wide open, you might discover that you have bought your land from ‘charlatans and impostors.’ The doctrine that governs the land market in Lagos is ‘buyers beware’.


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BabaOwen:

LOL
Lalasticlala

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I thought that has been abolish

Who is omonile when I can invite the Nigerian Army to the construction site

It is not by force to buy their land. Extorting people all in the name of buying land. Nonsense and stupidity

Na real Derkin


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Building house in Lagos is not for everybody

The Lagos State laws had banned them but jagaban don start wetin he no fit control already.

Lagos own worse for ọmọ onílẹ̀ mata.

This practice needs to stop, unfortunately I don't think state governments especially in the South West specifically Lagos has the will power to put an end to this nonsense.
It makes no sense whatsoever for this practice to still be condoned.

The cash gotten by these miscreants aka Omonile most times end up in the purchase of flashy cars, drugs, weapons and of course carrying lots of women, marrying plenty wives and giving birth to numerous children that will end up in same vicious circle of stupidity.

Oh well, this is Nigeria, no matter how much we complain or rant about it, nothing will be done about it because some people close to the sit of power are directly or indirectly benefiting from it.

The lazy fools called omo niile will not find something worthwhile to do.

All they know how to do is leech off another man's sweat.

Idiotic agberos

normal level

These are the real Lazy youths.

Please I have a 10 yeare faceFace account for sale abeg hunger wan finish me abeg....

Lazy bunch

Yes now, if you are not interested in buying , leave it . South East don't even sell lands to other tribes

Mheen

The omonile signing fee is more than the price of the land.

Nonexistent:
That's all they do. Very lazy lots who will rather take pride in agbero business than work hard. Very soon the Igbos will buy up their remaining lands and they relocate to the lagoon. They will be using canoe to come out from the lagoon to collect their omo onile. Fools

Lol. You had to bring Igbos into this.
Was it not the entire Anambra state fighting Ebonyi state over renaming of a single street?
Is it not in Igboland that we have the longest running communal clash in Nigeria between Umuleri and Aguleri?
Is it not in Igboland that Arthur Eze and Chimamanda's villages are killing themselves over half plot of land?

In your own family, are your sisters allowed to inherit their own father's property?

Please, remove Igbos from this matter.