DO YOU KNOW THE LEGAL SETBACKS TO WATER BODIES IN NIGERIA ?

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Before you buy or build close to any water body, pause and ask yourself — “Am I within the approved setback limits?”


Here’s what the law says 👇🏽


🏖️ Ocean & Sea: 150 metres

🌊 Lagoon: 50 metres

🚤 Gorge, Canal & Drainage: 10 metres

🏞️ River & Creek: 15 metres


Many property owners unknowingly violate these regulations — and end up facing demolition or loss of investment. 😔


As TheRealEstateDoctor, my mission is to help you make informed, safe and profitable property decisions — because prevention is better than cure in real estate too. 


Ignorance is NOT a Defence.


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