Land near Asaba, in your name.
464 square metres at Doctor’s Residence, with your documents included. Thirteen minutes from Asaba, in an area the government is building right now.
A place to build, close to the city.
Doctor’s Residence sits at Atuma-Iga in Oshimili North, a short drive from Summit Junction. Close enough to live in and work in Asaba. Far enough out that the land is still sensibly priced.
Asaba is growing in this direction.
You do not have to take our word for any of this. Every point below is something you can check yourself before you speak to us.
The Second Niger Bridge is finished
A 1.63km crossing built between 2018 and 2023, with 46.9km of link roads joining Asaba to Onitsha. When it opened, the federal works minister noted publicly that property values on both sides had risen.
Your access road is a government contract
Delta State Ministry of Works, Rural and Riverine Roads. The project board stands at Atuma-Iga and you are welcome to photograph it on inspection day.
Power and street lighting are already on site
A 33KVA transformer is installed, and the street lighting was commissioned by the NDDC. You will not be starting in darkness.
Other developers came here first
Atuma-Iga now carries several estates from different companies. Independent developers do not commit money to the same village by coincidence.
464 square metres is room to actually build.
Most estates around Atuma-Iga sell 450. Yours is bigger, and the difference is the part you feel later: space for the house you want, a boys’ quarters behind it, and a compound wide enough for children to play in.
The price covers your Deed of Assignment, your registered survey plan and your plot beacons. There is no second invoice for papers after you have paid for the land.
Buy here instead of next door and you keep three million naira.
Publicly listed prices around Atuma-Iga, August 2026. We leave the other estates unnamed because their prices move and we will not misrepresent anybody.
Why the price is what it is. Every estate in Nigeria moves through the same sequence, and the price rises at each step. Here, your Deed of Assignment and registered survey plan are issued in your name on allocation, and the estate-wide Certificate of Occupancy is in process. That is the difference between ₦4.5 million and the ₦12.5 million being asked a few minutes away for the same 464 sqm. Same land, same documents in your name. You are simply getting in earlier.
The papers you receive.
Written plainly, with the honest status of each one. Take this page to your own lawyer or surveyor before you pay anybody.
See it before you visit it.
Filmed at Atuma-Iga, not in a studio.
Start with ₦500,000.
You do not need four and a half million naira today. You need a deposit and a decision.
No fixed monthly instalment
Pay what you can, when it comes in. If your income arrives in irregular amounts, and for most people it does, you are not tied to a schedule that ignores how you actually earn.
Six months to complete
Long enough to be realistic, short enough that the plot is genuinely yours rather than held indefinitely while somebody waits behind you.
You can change your mind
Withdraw and your payment is refunded, less a 20 percent administrative fee. Allow three weeks. Full terms are written into the agreement you sign before any money moves.
Free buyer pack
Get the 17-page buyer pack.
Everything a serious buyer needs before parting with money, including the parts most companies would rather you skimmed.
- Every document you receive, and the honest status of each one
- The full price comparison against neighbouring estates
- Payment terms in full, including the late penalty
- What is built on site today and what is still only planned
- A checklist to verify us, or any estate, before you pay
Tap and your message is already written. We reply with the pack, and you can ask anything from there.
Come and walk it.
Inspections run Mondays, Thursdays and Saturdays. Drive out, or send somebody you trust. If you are outside Nigeria we walk the plot on a live video call in your own time zone.