1. Proof of Ownership Of Land (With Certificate of occupancy or Governors Consent Document Where Necessary): This is a form of receipt or deed of agreement with which the land owner claims the property. Land can be transferred, out-rightly bought or inherited. The title to the land may be a certificate of occupancy (CofO) an official document that acknowledges the right to ownership of a certain property. It is proof that the governor of the state has obliged his consent and is aware that a right of possession has been given to the individual, corporate entity or group of persons to whom a Certificate of Occupancy has been issued . Or Governor’s Consent which is issued by the Governor of the state who decides the direction of development in the state as provided by the land use act of 1978 . To that effect, any land acquired after 1978, will require a governors consent document for the ownership claim to be recognized. 2. Sets of Relevant Drawings (Architect