This is the second part of a series on acquiring Certificate of Occupancy for Government Land In Lagos.
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When the plot of land is eventually allocated, the prospective allottee is expected to make all payments stated in the letter of allocation given for the parcel of land applied for. A survey is prepared and the allottee collects the survey plan from the Surveyor General's office. It is then brought back to the Land Use and Allocation Committee (LUAC) office on the First Floor Room 4 of the Lands Bureau where the Certificate of Occupancy is prepared for execution, stamping and signing by either the State Governor or the Commissioner in charge of Land Matters before it is then issued to the allottee. It must however be stated that the allottee cannot get his or her C of O until all levies and charges specified in the Letter of Allocation have been fully paid.
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