Tokenization
Tokenizing Real Estate in Lagos State, Nigeria
Thursday. August 15 at 1:00 AM
1 min. readNigeria’s Lagos state government has unveiled a bold plan to tokenize real estate, utilizing blockchain technology to enhance transparency, efficiency, and ease of property transactions. The initiative, detailed in the Eko Revenue Plus Summit documents, aims to boost the state’s revenue by converting physical property assets into digital tokens on a blockchain. Each token represents a share of ownership in a property, allowing for easier buying, selling, and trading. Over 16 months, the Ministry of Science and Technology, along with various agencies and partners, will implement the tokenization plan with a budget of 500 million naira. This move is expected to increase revenue through property taxes and transaction fees, while also addressing issues like land title fraud and lack of transparency. The success of the project hinges on collaboration for technological infrastructure, regulatory framework development, and public awareness campaigns.