Thanks a lot for these eye-opening points. I appreciate all of your input. If I can not find something in Apo Phase II, I will consider this.

Thanks to both of you.
I have checked the documentation and below are the comments found on it:

(a) The R of O (Right of Occupancy) already “Regularised” i.e. AGIS (Abuja Geographical Information Systems) recertification.

(b) C of O (Certificate of Occupancy) fees already paid, awaiting TDP (Title Deed Plan) and Collection.

PLOT SIZE: About 2000m2 (roughly 120ft by 150ft)

I am still confused about the size. 2000m2 is not the same as 120ft by 150ft (they are not even close). Is convertion wrong? I think 2000m2 should be 200 sq ft by 200 sq feet.

I am very new to topics about Abuja. As a matter of fact, I have been there only once in my life. Recently, I started nursing the idea of buying a a piece of land for development to start off the process of relocation. I live outside the country so taking frequent trips to Abuja is not easy.

Two people are talking to me about two different plots in different locations:

1. 100 ft X 100 ft for N1.5m in Apo phase II. He says Apo phase 1 is where the Senators live. This is a residential area.

2. 120 ft X 150 ft for N6m in Kubwa Extension III Scheme of FCDA within Bwari area council of FCT. This plot is designated for multipurpose. It is certified and with C of O.

The first one sounds like it is within Abuja proper while the second sounds like it is outside Abuja and I was wondering why land could be more expensive outside Abuja than within Abuja core.

Do these statistics look right? Is Kubwa phase III more expensive than Apo? Is N6m not too much for a piece of land that is just a little more than standard size of 100 ft X 100 ft?

Any contribution will be appreciated.