If you own land in Cross River State, Please E- register it now!
The Cross River State Government has begun E-registration of all old C of O's and new land acquisitions through its agency CRGIA. So if you own land or property re- register it immediately. www.crgia.crossriverstate.gov.ng. Continue...
Another way of sucking peoples pocket. Both new and old properties, even does once with C of O. Another government ll come again and condemn dis one then come with another Idea. God is watching oooO. ⌣̊┈̥-̶̯͡»̶̥♡thanks ⌣̊┈̥-̶̯͡»̶̥
Nigerians will never understand the significance of registering their lands because just a handful understands the real estate. However,it is a welcomed development using the GIS in this contemporary world. Thumbs Up Mr. Governor.
Is that the problem of that country right now? Instead of u guys (government, governors etc) to ll come together n solve the problem @hand u guys r busy doing something else. God dey sha
Cross River State Government is strategizing on useful ways to inculcate everybody into urban development tax paying through dis registration, when they really have done nothing for its citizen to warrant exploited unprofessional and unstructured taxation
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ReplyDeleteAbeg o, not everyone is a computer literate.....
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Still on still, i call this trash....
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ReplyDeleteLinda onibon!
ReplyDeleteUna wan rob pple again
ReplyDelete'E-register is now'. Where is Linda rushing to...
ReplyDeleteAnother way of sucking peoples pocket. Both new and old properties, even does once with C of O. Another government ll come again and condemn dis one then come with another Idea. God is watching oooO. ⌣̊┈̥-̶̯͡»̶̥♡thanks ⌣̊┈̥-̶̯͡»̶̥
ReplyDeleteTanx alot for d info... My uncle who has a land thr wsnt aware, he found d info vry useful
ReplyDeletesome land owners cant use a computer
ReplyDeleteThat's one goveernment i respect.
ReplyDeleteLinda ooo how much were I paid for this?tanks for the info anyway.
ReplyDeleteI'm not in cross river maybe when i get they
ReplyDeleteNigerians will never understand the significance of registering their lands because just a handful understands the real estate. However,it is a welcomed development using the GIS in this contemporary world. Thumbs Up Mr. Governor.
ReplyDeleteIs that the problem of that country right now? Instead of u guys (government, governors etc) to ll come together n solve the problem @hand u guys r busy doing something else. God dey sha
ReplyDeleteuseful info
ReplyDeleteCross River State Government is strategizing on useful ways to inculcate everybody into urban development tax paying through dis registration, when they really have done nothing for its citizen to warrant exploited unprofessional and unstructured taxation
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ReplyDelete@Amarachukwu ur english fit murder person,u finish school at all,ILLITERATE!!!.
ReplyDeleteVery useful info frm an admirable blogger (Mrs. Linda). But this is supposed to affect owners of govt. Owned properties
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