
Since the commencement of land registration in Nigeria, less than 3% of land, mainly in urban areas had been registered. This is partly due to the prevalent sporadic method. Sporadic procedure of obtaining title is associated with many problems which include time and cost. This study examined space-enhanced systematic land titling and registration (SLTR) approach in Ondo State, Nigeria towards easing the titling logjam in the State. Questionnaire and Oral interview were used to elicit information from landowners and heads of departments of two government agencies. The study purposively sampled 1002 landowners and 4 heads of departments. Data derived were analysed using descriptive statistical methods. Analysis showed that systematic method was more efficient than the sporadic in terms of cost (10:1) and time (6:1). The study concluded that space-enhanced SLTR method is efficient in terms of time and cost and also effective at unlocking the ‘dead capital’ of the State.
HD101-1395.5, Titling, Land registration, Cadastre, Land use, Dead capital, Mathematical geography. Cartography, Efficiency, GA1-1776, Land Economics/Use
HD101-1395.5, Titling, Land registration, Cadastre, Land use, Dead capital, Mathematical geography. Cartography, Efficiency, GA1-1776, Land Economics/Use
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