What is the cost of a land survey in Ogun state?

Previously, the costs of land survey in Ogun state were 150 thousand Naira for 0-800 square meter plot size in the general area and 200 thousand Naira for 0-800 square meter plot size in a prime area. However, based on updated and reliable information from expert sources, the current survey fees have been adjusted to 270 thousand Nairas for land sized between 0 to 800 sqm in the General area, 400 thousand Nairas for land that falls within 0 to 800 sqm in the Prime area, and 1.05 million Nairas in the special prime area of the state.

The information is derived from expert insights, reliable experience, and an updated source, ensuring you get the most precise details.

To link to the source of the information => https://www.ome.construction/land-survey-costs-in-ogun-state-updated-fees-areas-and-how-to-calculate

Additionally, I'll provide steps to take to avoid being scammed or cheated.

Stay informed about these changes in land survey costs in Ogun state and explore more details about the different areas – prime, general, and special prime.

If you are seeking information about land survey costs in Lagos State and Oyo State, please click on the link below for the latest updates.

CLICK ME TO READ ON THE COST OF LAND SURVEY IN LAGOS 

CLICK ME TO READ ON THE COST OF LAND SURVEY IN OYO STATE 

Contact OME LAND SURVEYOR AND CONSULTANTS on +2349025234582

For consultancy on land surveying and documentation

Land status information before buying any property to know the status of the land

C of O processing, Governors Consent Approval and many more land and property-related matters.

Why do I need to use a survey plan in Ogun state to document and secure my land?

Before you call a land surveyor in Ogun state to ask the question of how much is Land survey and documentation, I think the right question should be how much you value and want to secure your land. 

For example, would you buy a car and leave its door open and the key on its seat in the middle of Abeokuta or Shagamu Ogun state, walk away from your car and expect it to be there when you come back two weeks later, I expect a strong No.

But in the case of land you have to do just that (you have to walk away from your land), you can't carry your land or put it in your pocket.

But there is a solution, in the case of your car, if it has a plate number it can be easily tracked and traced because the police can associate your ownership of the car to the title of the plate number.

So the same is a survey plan, it is a  way to protect your land and document your precious asset (Real estate) in your name, and this can only be achieved through the proper surveying of your property and documentation of the survey plan. To read more vital information on why you need a survey plan click me.

How Much Will A Land Surveyor In Ogun State Charge For A Land Survey Plan In Ogun State? 

The land survey fee to be charged by a land surveyor in Ogun state is based on two things:

1. Land size (land per square meter)

2. The zone that your land falls into

Land size (land per square meter)

To determine the actual size of your land, a surveyor will help you determine that after measurement of the land and office computation to prevent yourself from seller claim which might be exaggerated to sell you the land and note the larger the land the more the cost of a survey and government documentation.

so it is only wise that you contact a land surveyor to avoid being cheated of your land in Ogun state

The zone of Ogun State where the land is located.

The areas in Ogun state were classified into three main categories: general area land, prime area land, and special prime land. General area land encompasses remote areas outside the urban or semi-urban parts of the state. Prime area land comprises lands within urban or semi-urban regions, while special prime land includes areas along major highway routes and within urban or commercial zones

Recent updates in the categorization of areas in Ogun state have refined the classification. In the special prime area, specific locations have been defined, such as Lalubu Street, Totoro Road, Obafemi Awolowo Road, and more. The prime area now includes additional communities like Alagbole Township and Akute Town.

These changes have been expertly verified and sourced from the latest information available on the expert construction webpage. We recommend checking the webpage for the most accurate and reliable data. Please note that this page will be periodically updated to ensure the provision of the latest and most relevant information

New Information on Location (Special Prime Area):

• Lalubu Street

• Totoro Road

• Obafemi Awolowo Road

• Quarry Road

• Adekunle Fajuyi Road (Lafenwa-Sapon-Idi-Aba-Kemta)

• Sapon-Ake - Adatan Road

• Adatan - Ovantoko - Camp Junction

• IBB Boulevard

• Abiola Way

• Enugada - Mokola - Saje Adatan

• Ibaraonikolobo - Ojere

• Lands Along Panseke - Onikoko - Adigbe Road

• Abeokuta - Lagos Expressway (Up to 150m from the center of the road)

• Ake Mokola - Iberekodo - Itoko Road

• Lafenwa - Rounda

• Osoba Road (OPIC-St. Anne's Junction)

• Itokumokola - Iberekodo Road

• Kuto Isabo Road

• Abeokuta - Sagamu Expressway (Up to 150m from the center of the road)

• Sagamu Benin Expressway (Up to Ondo Boundary) (Up to 150m from the center of the road)

• Ijebu Ode

• Ejirin Road

• Epe Garage-National Obalende

• Ibadan Road

• Abeokuta Road

• Olisa Street

• Alapo-Obalende Road

• Ota/Ifo

• Ifo-Ijako-Sango Otatollgate

• Sango Ojuore Winners Atan Road

• Sango Ijoko-Agbado Akute-Ojodu Abiodun Berger-Alagbole-Lagos/Ogun Boundary Road

• Iganmode Road

• Ilo Awela Road

• Ajuwon-Akute Road

• Ajuwon-Alagbole Road

• Awolowo Way

• Abeokuta/Lagos Expressway (Up to 150m from the center of the road)

• Sagamu

• Sagamu/Benin Expressway (Sagamu Township)

• Oba Erinwole Road

• Akarigbo Road

• GRA Road

• Oba Ewusi Road

• Lagos-Ibadan Expressway (From Oyo Boundary to Lagos Boundary) (Up to 200m from the centre of the road)

• Kawefunmi Road

Prime Area:

• Abeokuta Township

• Ifo Township

• Mowe/Ibafo/Isheri/Ofada/Asese/Magboro/Arepo/Orimerunmu

• Ojodu Abiodun/Isheri/Ajuwon/Iju/Lambe/Ajuwon/Isaga/Ijoko/Agbado

• Akute/Agbado/Opeilu/Itoki/Oke-Aro

• Ota Township

• Sango Ota/Adalemo Town/Abule Iroko/Iyana Iyesi/Benja

• Agbara Township

• Sagamu Township

• Ijebu Ode Township

• Ogijo Township

• Ijako/Sango

• New Arena (RCCG)/Igbo Iwaju/Boun/Memugba

• Lands Along Atan/Idiroko Expressway

• Lands Along Sagamu/Ogijo

• Lands Along Atan/Lusada/Agbara Road

• Hospital Road, Sagamu

• Cinema Road, Sagamu

• Abeokuta South LG

General area land: These are lands located within the remote area outside the urban or semi-urban area of the state.

In summary, the lands in the general area are the land not listed in the general and special-prime areas of Ogun state.

Now you might be confused about where your actual land falls in Ogun state, images at the bottom of this post will indicate where your land falls within or for easier explanation and advice you can consult a land surveyor.

Now we proceed to the most important section for anyone paying for a land survey in Ogun state not to be cheated.

Payments that are to be made to carry out a survey and document it in the ministry

Here we will talk about the charges involved in conducting a survey on-site and in-office work of processing the data acquired on-site and the main area which is the processing and documentation of your job in the ministry, here your survey will be processed showing you as the owner of the property while requested beacon numbers will be attached to your name to show original ownership.

In any survey job, two payments are to be made

1. the mandatory payment which is the money to be the ministry of that state, this money is not negotiable. Any surveyor who negotiates this money with you is about to scam you, because this money is compulsorily supposed to pay it to the ministry to approve your survey work.

  Most times the problem sets in when Nigerians look for cheap alternatives, in the process some surveyors do not want to lose money. they agree to accept less pay and go-ahead to do the site work and make available a plan that has not been registered because the amount being paid to them cant cover the mandatory fee, in essence, the plan provided is just a sheet of paper with drawings on it and it has not been registered.

Please be careful and do not involve any surveyor promising to work with a fee less than the mandatory fee.

 2. This is the site and office survey work, you can negotiate with your Surveyor.

   Surveyors do charge between 60 thousand per plot in a general to 100 thousand or more for a special prime area per plot for their professionalism depending on the difficulty of the survey and instrumentation of the particular area and can be negotiated for less. The more the plots the less is being charged per plot.

 The Mandatory Fee (Government Fee) price of the survey is listed below:

Please be careful and do not involve any surveyor promising to work with a fee less than the mandatory fee.