ABSTRACT This study examines the influence of omo onile (literally meaning “the child of the landowner”) on real estate development in Lagos, Nigeria. the land sale-associated violence is one significant challenge to estate development in Lagos. Quantitative and qualitative data were collected, which were analysed at three levels, and content analysed respectively. Logistic regression results indicated that respondents who admitted that omo onile had a negative impact on real estate were five times more likely to disengage in real estate investment, relative to those who noted no significant effects. The study concludes that unfair access to land adversely impacts on real estate development. therefore, the government should dismantle legislative impediments, control omo onile and strengthen community frameworks for access to land in Lagos.

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尼日利亚拉各斯房地产开发中的 Omo onile 和暴力

摘要 本研究考察了 omo onile（字面意思是“地主的孩子”）对尼日利亚拉各斯房地产开发的影响。与土地出售相关的暴力是拉各斯房地产开发面临的一项重大挑战。收集定量和定性数据，从三个层面进行分析，分别进行内容分析。Logistic 回归结果表明，承认 omo onile 对房地产有负面影响的受访者，与那些没有发现显着影响的受访者相比，他们放弃房地产投资的可能性要高 5 倍。该研究得出的结论是，土地的不公平获取对房地产开发产生了不利影响。因此，政府应拆除立法障碍，控制 omo onile 并加强社区框架以获取拉各斯的土地。