The assessment of the administration of land allocation and documentation in (AGIS) Abuja Geographic & Information System
CHAPTER ONE
1.0 INTRODUCTION
1.1 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
Land
is a basic resource which is so essential in all forms of human activities as
well as the primary factor production. It is resource which forms any economy.
Land
acquisition Abuja FCT, one can own a plot of land by direct allocation estate
from any of the six area councils or directly from the administration of the
(AGIS) Abuja Geographical Information System Alternatively, one could also
acquire and by buying from a who has been previously allocation by either the
AGIS or a the area councils, or someone who has bought from a directed
allocate.
The
simplest way of Land acquisition in the FCT is through purchase. Where an
individual; or corporate body wants a piece of land for whatever purpose and at
a certain size and a location, has the money to pay for it.
Therefore,
land acquisition is one of the most lucrative businesses in the capital city
and must be handled efficiently to achieve the best result. There are lots of
land agents who could help source for an get the desire land documents which
could meet the needs of buyer without the influence of a friend, relative qr
broker who knows nothing about the business. Therefore, the services of a
honest land agents or a land surveys is very imperatives in acquiring a landed
property in the FCT.
When
the document of the land in view are found, it is very important for the buyer
to conduct a proper searching for the documents, Search for land documentsare
done either in the area council that issued the offer letter of allocation of
the land is a customary land from six area council search for federal land in
the FCDA but now moved to the Abuja Geographic Information system (AGIS).
The
agency of the (AGIS) Abuja Geographical Information System on land maters, it
is important to know that a land search is being conducted, a certain receipted
normally given to the person conducting the search, it is important to offer
letter of allocation or the certificate of occupancy (c of o) offered for sale,
Again, either a lawyer or a land surveyor of repute could best conduct search
for a land that is already certificated is easier. Then a land that has not
been processed, as an offer letter of allocation, because of the certificated a
lot may behave encumbrances of location problems. A land surveyor will be able
to determine the location of plot and if need be establish the beacons and the
coordinates.
1.2 STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM
Despite
the efforts of government to ensure proper and efficient management of land in
(AGIS) Abuja Geographical Information System. The situation, continue, to
deteriorate. This is evidenced by increase causes land litigations as a result
of trespassing to another person’s plot, problem arising from illegal
acquisition and allocation of land, and security, and control of access to
confidential land information valuation, consents, assignments and registration
in land related matters, which result double allocated of plot of land to two
or more people by land administrations in (AGIS) Geographical Information
System.
Therefore,
what are the weakness of (AGIS) Abuja Geographical Information System in
administration of land allocation and documentation in Abuja?
1.3 AIM AND OBJECTIVES
The
aim of this project is to assess the administration of land allocation and
documentation in (Ads) Abuja Geographic& Information System with the view
to suggesting appropriate strategies for improvement
To
achieve this aim the following objectives are to be pursed
i.
To review literature on land
administration, allocation and documentation
ii.
ii. To assess the system of land data base in (AGIS).
iii.
iii. To assess the system of land
allocation documentation in (AGIS).
iv. To recommend solution for improvement.
1.4 RESEARCH QUESTION
1.
What related literatures are there available on land administration, allocation
and documentation?
2.
is there any government policy
governing the administration of land?
3. What system of land documentation is
practice in AGIS?
4.
Is there problems associated with
and allocation in AGIS?
5.
What is the way out?
1.5 SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY
This
study is very significant as it forms part of the prerequisites to be fulfilled
for the award of higher national diploma in estate management. It is also to
enlighten the land speculation and owner on how to go about documenting their
lands papers. The way out of the problems of poor documentation and management
of land as proffered in this work will help the staff of AGIS in their quest to
ensure proper and efficient management of land in Abuja.
This
work will also serve as a reference to students and interested professionals
carrying out further research on the topic related to this.
1.6 SCOPE OF THE STUDY
The
scope of this research is restricted to (AGIS) Abuja Geographical Information
System in Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
1.7 DEFINITION
OF OPERATION TERM
-
According to oxford advance leaner dictionary assessment means an opinion or
judgment about that has been thought about very carefully.
-
According to oxford advance learner dictionary defined administration as the
activities that are done in order to plan, organize and run a business, school
or other institution.
According
to oxford advance Learner dictionary land is the solid portion of the earth
surface were natural and man - made resource are found and human bein exercised
their right privilege or benefit and easement.
According
to oxford advance learner dictionary allocation is an space or amount of money
that is given for particular purpose available resources to various uses in the
context of an entire portion Of the earth’s.
According
to oxford advance learner dictionary documentation is a set of documents
provided on paper or online, or a digital or analog medial.
According
to oxford advance learner dictionary geographical the survey covers wide area
location of earth surface.
According
to oxford advance learner dictionary information is about facts or details of
situation event piece.
1.8 BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY AND HISTORY
Garki
and Maitama are located in federal capital territory (FCT) Abuja which is known
to be the federal capital city of Nigeria. Abuja is one of the most significant
developments which have been undertaken by the federal government.
Lagos
used to be the former federal and state capital respectively. But due to the
continues increase in population in the city and its antecedent urban problems
it was realized that the continued retention of Lagos e.g. federal capital become
impracticable, especially with its intractable traffic, poor housing and
sanitation problem.
Attempt
by various government to solve this problem have been met with little or no
success. The only variable but rather expensive option has been the building of
a new capital as an alternative to the journey to relocate the capital of the
federal republic of Nigeria in august, 1975 during General Murtala Ramat
Muhammad regime. As an attempt to solve the problem once and for all the
General Murtala Muhammad inaugurated a panel on 9th of august, 1975 and the
chairmanship of, retired late honorable Justice Akintala Aguda to examine the
desirability or otherwise dual role of Lagos as a state and federal capital.
The
panel was also empowered to recommend a suitable alternative should it
determine the federal capital territory it Abuja was adopted and accepted.
Nigeria has taken to this direction by embarking on the development of Abuja as
symbol of unite to meet the aspiration of Nigeria.
In
1976, the (ADS) Abuja Geographical Information System was established and
changed the responsibility of planning and envelopment of Abuja following the
acceptance of the Justice Akinola Aguda’s report by the then Federal Military
Government.
Garki
and Maitama districts cannot be discussed without cross- reference to the
concept the Abuja Municipal Area Council (AMAC) and Abuja itself in 1984; Abuja
municipal Are Council was created.
It
was formed as a result of the merger of the former three (3) (administrative
units of BwariKarshi and municipal development Area) which are Asokoro,
Maitama, Garki, Wuse and Central Area, popular towns and villages in AMAC are
often referred to as satellite towns. This include KUJE, Bwari, Karshi, Nyanya,
Gwagwalada,
Karmo, KadoUshafa, etc which embarking on the development of Abuja as symbol of
unit to meet the aspiration of Nigeria.
Federal
Capital Development Authority and Abuja Geographic in format system prescribed
application form to take over land assessment of land
Administration
in FCT Abuja.
1.8.1 GEOGRAPHY
The
federal capital territory is located in the geographical centre of the nation.
It lies between latitude 725°N - 920°N and longitude. 6456-7396. It occupies an
area of 8000 square kilometer. It is bounded to the north by Kaduna state to
the east and south by Nasarawa state and to the southwest by kogi state and was
by Niger state
1.8.2 POPULATION
As
of the 2006 census, the federal capital territory has a population of about
778,567. It is pertinent to point that the population arrived at after the
census is fairly the actual figure, since the population has increased due to
rapid movement of people from Lagos and other parts of the country to Abuja
(FCT).
The
people of the federal capital territory can be classified into two: the
original inhabitants, which are the Gbagyis, other settlers include Nigerians from
across the nation geo -ethnic groups, immigrants from different parts of the
country into the territory since 1980 is expected to have positive impact on
the culture, occupation, structure and general life style of the people in the
years ahead. There are many Hotels and tourist areas within and outside the
cityCenter, such as, Sheraton Hotel, Zuma Rock, IBB international Gulf, course,
Abuja Amusement parks, there are also health centers in deferent parts of the
territory as well as shopping centers too, at night; the streetlights bring out
the beauty and landscaping of the city.
1.8.3 ECONOMY
The
federal capital territory, like most parts of the country is rich in both human
and mineral resource. An appreciable variety of solid mineral exist in the
territory, most of which are fully exploited. These include marble, in deposit,
lead, rock etc.
The
agricultural potentials of the territory is considered as an opportunity to
invest in the small scale agro — allied industries shopping centers are also
provided for the entire inhabitants to meet and patronize their needs, such
centers include A real shopping center, UTC and loments store, Wuse shopping
center neighborhood center, etc.
1.8.4 POLITICAL ADMINISTRATION
For
smooth administration and management purpose, there are two agencies in the
territory viz: The ministry of federal capital territory (MFCT) and federal
capital development authority (FCDA) are both headed by the minister of federal
capital territory. These agencies have various departments, each headed by a
director for efficient and effective administration. MFCT the departments
include education, local government, land administration, corporate affairs and
finance department.
While
the FCDA is responsible for the planning, design and development of the
territory, it has the following department: engineering section, public work,
planning and survey, health, social services and facilities.
The
federal capital territory FCT has six (6) area councils, each controlled and
administered by a chairman. The area councils are:
Abuja
municipal are council (AMAC) Gwagwalada area council and Abaji area council,
the towns and village wards are headed by traditional rulers as recognized by
the government. They include the one of Abaji, Gomo of KUJE, Aguma of
GwagwaladaAgabe of ugbuda, Sarkinkwali, Etsu of Gartal etc.
CHAPTER TWO
2.0 LITERATURE REVIEW
2.1 DEFINITION
OF LAND ADMINISTRATION
According
to Kwarden (1996) in his features of land Administration” land Administration
as a subject can be defined as the study of the relationship of man to man in
relation to land. It is an empirical subject because administration of land
varies in details from country to country. As a result of its empirical nature,
there is no book that covers all countries and all topics at any point in time.
However,
land Administration can be defined as the process whereby the land resources of
a community a town, state, region or a country are administered and managed to
give the optimum results. The optimum yield may either be informed of economic
use of land resources which may result in the social, traditional or cultural
up liftmen. In terms of economy, land administration may be viewed as the
management of land such that the highest financial returns are achieved. The
benefit may either be in terms of high profit, efficiency of labour as well as
proper management procedures. Such as allocation of resources to the various sectors
of the community that may be involved in the use of such land in estate
development.
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