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Both of you committed a crime:

-He scammed you

-You wanted to bribe your way and fool the NYSC by buying posting and that’s illegal offense too

Hey guys,

I need a list of American Universities that doesn’t require any standardized tests like GMAT, GRE, TOEFL or IELTS.

I wanna go for Msc Fall of 2020

Thanks

Nice ride ✅

You have to state what electrical faults the vehicle has.

Nairalanders have to know what they are buying.

Drop the VIN if possible. ⚠️

Nice ride

But why are the pictures watermarked with “Jiji”

It makes it seem the photos were lifted from Jiji

If you’re the direct seller, you’re supposed to have the clean unwatermarked photos.

Also, why is the price not stated ? ⚠️

Nice ride, but too expensive for a Nigerian used vehicle of almost 8 years old

[quote author=Moso post=84483044][/quote]The interior is very poor.

The seats are faded and torn

500k is a good deal / offer.

Mad o

Nice ride ✅

This car looks like a wheelbarrow

But if you gree 120k, I can come and pick it up.

But hope it’s not a stolen car oooo

Cuz I go raid you

What’s the cost to replace a damaged screen ?

Is this a Tokunbo or Nigerian used ?

700

I transfer now

Is it safe to invest in Stanbic MMF as at now ?

Thanks

How come no one mentioned USA?

Which year is the ride ?

750K?

I transfer now

Why must we contact on WhatsApp before we know the price

Hmmm

Oleeee

Make una no fall victim ooo

MarianaTrench:
They all have "boy" in their names

Except Rema

Maybe foreign women!

But what I know for sure is that all Nigerian females are after money

Eddee:
Back your statements with facts or geddifok outta here.



Much better clarification my guy, good luck with your sales

Seems you’re his cohort ?

Just watch and see how both of you will be picked up by SARS shortly.

Eddee:
This is a very serious allegation. The Internet is not as anonymous as you think, even if your moniker is newly created.

So what are you saying in essence ?

princeonlinebiz:
You are far from a Sensible human being.
What reaction were you trying to stir up by making such statement..?
Why don't you contact your friend to confirm first if its the same car before you start making speculations here on my thread.
You definitely had bad intentions for no sensible reason and you will reap what you sow.
Good Day.

Bleep outta here. With your bullshit cars.

You’re the Least patronized car dealer on this forum from my research.

Still available ?

Nice ride

I need CCTV for my shop

How much ?

No charge me ooo, because plenty other offers dey Nairaland

Interesting

Anybody who has bought should give review of the land / area

Treash:
LEGAL GUIDE TO BUYING PROPERTIES IN LAGOS.


STEP 1 – DECIDE ON A BUDGET AND LOCATION
Buying a property is a big step involving a substantial long-term financial commitment, so think hard about what you can afford. Also, if you intend to live in the property, then you need to be sure that it is in a location you are happy at and can be for a very long time. Once you decide on a budget and location, then you are good to go and you can move on to the next step.

STEP 2 – HIRE A COMPETENT LAWYER
Not all lawyers are experts in property transactions. It is not enough that you hire a lawyer, yes all lawyers have some idea about property law, but there are some issues which someone who is not a specialist in property matters would easily miss.

STEP 3 – LOOK FOR THE PERFECT (OR ALMOST PERFECT) PROPERTY
Once you hire a lawyer, the next step is to begin the search for properties which match your budget and location. At this point, you can engage the services of an estate agent, the estate agent will look for properties which match your criteria, create a shortlist for you, and then organise for you to view the properties shortlisted. Your lawyer can also assist you in recommending a trustworthy estate agent, if your lawyer is involved in many land transactions.

STEP 4 – INVESTIGATING THE SELLER
This stage is where your lawyer begins his/her work fully, the lawyer will conduct the proper searches, ask the right questions, and request for the right documentation to determine if the person you are speaking to about the property in Lagos, is the real owner. This is EXTREMELY important especially when the property in question is family land.

STEP 5 – INVESTIGATING THE PROPERTY
At this stage, your lawyer will also play a big role. The lawyer will conduct the relevant searches and examine the appropriate documentation to ensure that the property is free from any encumbrance or pending litigation, that the property is not the subject of any Government acquisition, and that the property is not subject to any overriding interests

STEP 6 – VIEW THE PROPERTY
At this stage, if you have confirmed that the person you are dealing with has title, and the property is free from any issues, then you should visit the land to physically inspect it. At this stage you want to ensure that the land and the environment meet your expectations. It is also advisable to conduct a site visitation with a registered surveyor who will look at the survey plans and advise on the property as well.

STEP 7 – NEGOTIATION
Here both the buyer and the seller have satisfied themselves that the deal can proceed, it is now a matter of agreeing on an acceptable price for the land. Your lawyer will be very instrumental here as well, as the lawyer will also be able to give you a solid indication of what future liabilities will exist for you (stamp duty fees, other government fees).

STEP 8 – DOCUMENTATION
If the negotiation goes well and the offer is accepted, then your lawyer (and the seller’s lawyer) can move to the stage of drafting and negotiating all the completion documents. In land transactions in Lagos, there are 3 main documents – the contract of sale, the receipt, and the Deed of Assignment. The lawyers will deal with this, and ensure that the interests of both parties are addressed.

STEP 9 – COMPLETION, EXCHANGE & POSSESSION
At this stage, the buyer and the seller have signed and exchanged contracts, and the buyer is now in possession of all the original title documents and transfer documents. The purchase price of the property has also been made at this stage. Once all that is complete, the buyer becomes the owner of the property and can take possession

STEP 10 – POST-COMPLETION
Once the buyer has taken physical possession of the property, the next step is to file all the necessary documentation with the appropriate government authority and then commence the process to obtain Governor’s consent of the transaction. Once Governor’s consent is obtained a Certificate of Occupancy is issued, and the property transaction is then complete.

Barr. Ayo Aderinto
08068088866
ay4u888@gmail.com

Credit: Lawpadi

Please explain the bolded.

“Once Governor’s consent is obtained a Certificate of Occupancy is issued, and the property transaction is then complete”

I thought if a property already has C of O, another C of O cannot be issued on that property again but a Government Consent that the owner has changed.

Meanwhile I never knew a property can have both C of O and Government Consent.

How are we sure you are well versed and experienced in the job of property verification

How are we also sure you are genuine

I know there is a Lagos Lands registry

Now I wanna find out if there is a federal lands registry ?