Adamawa government to revoke title of undeveloped property
The Adamawa government has directed owners of undeveloped plots of land to hasten developing them within six months or risk being revoked.
Jacob Sahma, the commissioner for land and survey who issued the notice in Yola on Tuesday, said the affected plots were those allocated in the defunct Gongola.
He said the plots located at layouts 30, 31, and 32 were also affected, and he said the plots must be developed, or their owners will lose them.
He said the directive was for those who owned the plots Layout Design Right from North-East to Gongola and Adamawa’s ADSYP.
The government said that owners of undeveloped plots within the layout should develop them within six months, starting from March.
“Failure to do so will lead to withdrawal or revocation of their title,” he said.
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