The cost of a land survey in Ogun State depends on the area classification and the size of the land. Survey fees in Ogun State were revised on 1 April 2026, and the figures below reflect the current schedule for 2026.
Ogun State land is classified into three categories for survey fee purposes: General Areas, Prime Areas, and Special Prime Areas. Fees rise with plot size and land category, and corporate (commercial and industrial) titles cost more than private (residential) titles.
For a standard plot of 0–800 sqm (approximately one plot):
General Area: from ₦470,850 (private) / ₦698,750 (corporate)
Prime Area: from ₦806,250 (private) / ₦1,209,375 (corporate)
Special Prime Area (named premium roads, expressway frontages, and the 1.5km industrial corridor): quoted individually based on size, frontage, and use
Fees increase progressively with land size. As a guide, a 1-acre plot is ₦806,250 (General, private) or ₦1,612,500 (Prime, private), and a 10-acre plot rises to ₦2,002,188 (General, private) or ₦2,821,875 (Prime, private). Full pricing by plot size, acre, and hectare — for both private and corporate titles — is published on our dedicated Ogun State page.
These fees cover residential, farmland, agricultural, industrial, and commercial land across all Ogun State areas including Abeokuta, Sango Ota, Ifo, Mowe, Ibafo, Magboro, Arepo, Sagamu, Ijebu-Ode, Agbara, and Ogijo.
For a detailed breakdown and an exact written quote for your specific land, see our full Ogun State survey fee schedule:
To accurately determine the total cost of a land survey in Ogun State, two critical factors must be considered: the land size and the specific area it falls within, categorized into three zones.
1. Land Size
The fee charged by a land surveyor is primarily determined by the size of the land surveyed in square meters. Larger land plots incur higher survey costs due to increased surveyor effort and government documentation fees.
2. Zones in Ogun State
The location of your land significantly influences the overall survey fee. Ogun State is divided into three distinct areas:
General Area Land: These lands are in remote regions outside urban or semi-urban zones, such as farmlands, villages, and undeveloped areas. Survey fees for general area lands are more affordable, making them ideal for agricultural and rural developments.
Prime Area Land: Found within urban or semi-urban zones, prime lands are suitable for residential purposes. They come equipped with basic amenities like water, electricity, and decent road networks. Survey fees for prime areas are moderate, reflecting the improved accessibility and amenities.
Special Prime Land: Strategically located along major highways and within urban or commercial hubs, special prime lands are perfect for businesses like factories, trailer parks, warehouses, and industrial activities. These areas boast excellent road networks, facilitating trade activities. Survey fees for special prime lands are higher due to their strategic locations and potential commercial uses.
From the total survey cost, a portion known as the "mandatory fee to the ministry for documentation (MDS)" is deducted, with the remaining amount covering the surveyor's site and office work fees.
The total survey fee will increase accordingly for commercial titles conducted for corporate entities such as companies, worship centres, firms, and institutions.
In the next section, we will explore specific areas within each zone, providing detailed information on survey fees for different land sizes. Stay tuned for a comprehensive guide to land survey costs in Ogun State.
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The cost of a land survey in Ogun State varies based on land size and the area classification under which the land falls. The communities listed below are classified under the Prime Areas of Ogun State — the township and development corridors. Survey fees in Ogun State were revised on 1 April 2026, and the figures below reflect the current 2026 schedule.
Abeokuta Township · Ifo Township · Mowe · Ibafo · Isheri · Ofada · Asese · Magboro · Arepo · Orimerunmu · Ojodu Abiodun · Ajuwon · Iju · Lambe · Isaga · Ijoko · Agbado · Akute · Opeilu · Itoki · Oke-Aro · Ota Township · Sango Ota · Adalemo Town · Abule Iroko · Iyana Iyesi · Benja · Agbara Township · Sagamu Township · Ijebu-Ode Township · Ogijo Township · Ijako · Sango New Arena (RCCG) · Igbo Iwaju · Boun · Memugba · Lands along Atan/Idiroko Expressway · Lands along Sagamu/Ogijo · Lands along Atan/Lusada/Agbara Road · Hospital Road, Sagamu · Cinema Road, Sagamu · Abeokuta South LGA · Alagbole Township · Akute Town
If your land falls within any community listed above, it is classified under the Prime Areas of Ogun State. Fees depend on land size and title type — private (residential) or corporate (commercial / industrial). Corporate titles cost more than private.
The cost of a land survey in Ogun State varies based on land size and the area classification under which the land falls. The communities listed below are classified under the Special Prime Areas of Ogun State — the highest-value land category, covering named premium roads, expressway frontages, and the 1.5km industrial corridor.
Important — Fees revised 1 April 2026: Special Prime Area survey fees were revised on 1 April 2026. Because each Special Prime assignment is unique in size, frontage, and intended use, current fees for these areas are quoted individually. For the current rate on any land in a Special Prime Area, contact OME Land Surveyor And Consultant directly — see below.
Abeokuta: Lalubu Street · Totoro Road · Obafemi Awolowo Road · Quarry Road · Adekunle Fajuyi Road (Lafenwa–Sapon–Idi-Aba–Kemta) · Sapon–Ake–Adatan Road · Adatan–Ovantoko–Camp Junction · IBB Boulevard · Abiola Way · Enugada–Mokola–Saje Adatan · Ibaraonikolobo–Ojere · Lands along Panseke–Onikoko–Adigbe Road · Abeokuta–Lagos Expressway (up to 150m from the road centre) · Ake Mokola–Iberekodo–Itoko Road · Lafenwa–Rounda · Osoba Road (OPIC–St. Anne's Junction) · Itokumokola–Iberekodo Road · Kuto Isabo Road · Abeokuta–Sagamu Expressway (up to 150m) · Sagamu–Benin Expressway up to the Ondo boundary (up to 150m)
Ijebu-Ode: Ejirin Road · Epe Garage–National Obalende · Ibadan Road · Abeokuta Road · Olisa Street · Alapo–Obalende Road
Ota / Ifo: Ifo–Ijako–Sango Ota Tollgate · Sango–Ojuore–Winners–Atan Road · Sango–Ijoko–Agbado–Akute–Ojodu Abiodun–Berger–Alagbole–Lagos/Ogun Boundary Road · Iganmode Road · Ilo Awela Road · Ajuwon–Akute Road · Ajuwon–Alagbole Road · Awolowo Way · Abeokuta/Lagos Expressway (up to 150m)
Sagamu: Sagamu/Benin Expressway (Sagamu Township) · Oba Erinwole Road · Akarigbo Road · GRA Road · Oba Ewusi Road · Lagos–Ibadan Expressway from the Oyo boundary to the Lagos boundary (up to 200m from the road centre) · Kawefunmi Road
If your land falls within any of the communities listed above, it is classified under the Special Prime Areas of Ogun State. Survey fees in these areas depend on:
Land size — priced in square metres for plots and in acres or hectares for larger land
Title type — private (residential) or corporate (commercial / industrial), with corporate titles costing more
Frontage and intended use — expressway frontage and industrial use carry premium rates
Because these are the highest-value corridors in Ogun State — sought after by manufacturers, factory developers, agricultural enterprises, commercial investors, and large-scale farmland buyers — and because each assignment is unique, Special Prime fees are quoted individually following the April 2026 revision.
For Special Prime assignments above ₦3,000,000, structured payment plans are available — a 30% deposit to begin, then the balance in installments of ₦500,000 minimum, with your certified survey plan delivered on final payment.
Fees compiled and published by OME Land Surveyor And Consultant (SURCON License 6226, Micheal Olaogun). For the current rate on land in any Special Prime Area of Ogun State, and for the full published fee schedule covering General and Prime Areas:
Survey Fees for General Areas in Ogun State
If your land is not listed under the Special Prime Area or Prime Area communities, it falls under the General Area of Ogun State. General Areas cover the wider towns, rural and developing areas, off-corridor farmland, and outlying communities across the state. Survey fees in Ogun State were revised on 1 April 2026, and the figures below reflect the current 2026 schedule.
Survey fees for General Areas vary based on the size of the land and its intended use , private (residential) or corporate (commercial / industrial). Corporate titles cost more than private
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Without the original survey plan registered in Ogun state, any document handed to you is merely paper without official standing. This means it cannot be used for legal or official purposes.
Compared to the Ogun state, Lagos state has a digital medium to confirm if the survey plan is originally online whereas in Ogun state, we will have to go through the physical means, and all is explained in our blog post-Understanding Survey Plans: Your Guide to Study Original or Fake Survey.
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When you initiate the process, contacting a registered surveyor is very important. We recommend that you engage the services of OME Land Surveyor And Consultant to ensure a smooth and reliable experience in obtaining your original survey plan in Ogun state.
Please pay the Mandatory Documentation Fee (MDS) in total. Only work with any surveyor promising an original survey plan if adhering to this crucial step. The surveyor's fee must be paid in full to allow deductions for the MDS and their professional service before proceeding to documentation.
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