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Anambra sets December 31 deadline for C of O recertification

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Anambra State sets December 31, 2026, deadline for C of O recertification. Landowners must update records in ANAMGIS or face transaction restrictions. Read More: https://punchng.com/anambra-sets-december-31-deadline-for-c-of-o-recertification/

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