Adamawa State Ministry of Land and Survey
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Welcome to Ministry of Lands & Survey
The Adamawa State Ministry of Lands and Survey establishment traces its origins to the enactment of Edict No. 43 in 1954, a significant milestone further refined by the amendments introduced through Edict No. 16 in 1981.
Nestled within the heart of Nigeria, Adamawa State unfolds over an expansive landmass, covering approximately 28,454 square kilometers. This vast territory, abundant with diverse land resources, falls under the dedicated management and control of the Ministry.
Throughout its existence, the Ministry has played a pivotal role as one of the leading revenue-generating agencies of the Adamawa State Government. This accomplishment is a testament to its unwavering commitment, manifested through a spectrum of activities and services designed to optimize the state’s land and housing potential.
As a custodian of land resources, the Ministry not only oversees regulatory frameworks and urban development but also actively contributes to shaping the economic landscape of Adamawa State. Its multifaceted approach encompasses land-use planning, housing initiatives, and sustainable urban development, all aimed at ensuring the responsible and strategic utilization of the state’s abundant resources.
In essence, the Adamawa State Ministry of Lands and Survey stands as a cornerstone for the state’s growth and prosperity, embodying a legacy rooted in effective governance, resource management, and visionary urban planning.
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Vision Statement
To be a leading authority in land management and surveying, fostering responsible land use, effective management of land resources, vibrant urban development, and contributing to the overall well-being and prosperity of the communities within Adamawa State.
Mission Statement
To steward Adamawa State's land and survey resources with transparency, integrity, and efficiency. We are committed to facilitating sustainable urban development, ensuring secure property rights, and providing accessible and surveying services to the people of Adamawa State.
Our Mandate
Our mandate reflects our commitment to the sustainable development of Adamawa State, promoting responsible land use, and contributing to the overall growth and prosperity of the region. To Effectively allocate, manage, and regulate land use to ensure fair and transparent property rights for the residents of Adamawa State.
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The establishment of the Adamawa State Ministry of Lands, Housing, and Urban Development traces its origins to the enactment of Edict No. 43 in 1954, a significant milestone further refined by the amendments introduced through Edict No. 16 in 1981.
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Ministry of Lands & Survey
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Open Daily 9am–5pm Mondays – Fridays