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This publication by TEMPLARS Partner Sadiq Ilegieuno and Associates Kechikamma Omehia-Olowolaju, FCIArb, and Odinaka Akpamgbo examines the constitutional right of Nigerian citizens to own land, the authority of Governors to revoke land titles, and the impact on property owners and real estate development.

It advocates for a more equitable approach to land title revocation and highlights the need for due process, transparency, and accountability to ensure the protection of individual rights and the public interest.

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