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FEBRUARY, 2007

Land Acquisition and Resettlement Policy Framework VRA

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Table of Contents

1.0 Introduction 3

2.0 Background to GEDAP Projects 5

2.1 GEDAP Projects Description 5

3.0 Land Requirements 7

4.0 Objectives of the LARP 8

5.0 Scope of the LARP 9

6.0 Guiding Principles 9

7.0 Legal Framework 11

7.1 Constitution of the Republic of Ghana 11

7.2 State Lands Act, 1962 (Act 125) 12

7.3 The Volta River Development Act, 1961 (Acts 46) 13

7.4 Volta River Authority (Transmission Line Protection)

Regulations, 1967 (LI 542), 13

7.5 The Lands (Statutory Wayleaves) Act, 1963(Act 186) 14

7.6 The Lands (Statutory Wayleaves) Regulations,

1964 (Ll334) 15

7.7 State Lands Regulations (1962) LI 230 15

7.8 The Ghana Land Policy, 1999 16

7.9 Forestry Commission Act (1999) 17

7.10 Environmental Protection Agency Act, 1994(Act 49) 17

7.11 The Environmental Assessment Regulations, 1999 17

8.0 Categories of Affected People 18

9.0 Land Acquisition 19

(a) Private Treaty

(b) Compulsory Acquisition

10.0 Resettlement Action Plan (RAP) 20

Land Acquisition and Resettlement Policy Framework 1 VRA

11.0 Compensation Matrix 21

11.1 Cut-off date 25

12.0 Valuation 25

(a) Building I other structures

(b) Crops

(c) Land

13.0 Assessment IPayment of Entitlements of compensation 26

14.0 Time Frame for payment of Compensation 27

15.0 Conflict Resolution or Grievance Procedure 28

16.0 Monitoring and Evaluation 30

17.0 Records Management 32

Glossary of Definitions 32

Appendix A 36


1.0 INTRODUCTION

This Land Acquisition and Resettlement Policy (LARP) Framework has

been put in place by the Volta River Authority. a public corporation in

Ghana whose main function is to generate and transmit electrical power to

meet the needs of its customers within Ghana and the West African sub

region.

As most of the Authority's projects are land based, execution of such

projects of national importance tend to impact on the population

especially land owners and users. There is therefore the need to put in

place, various systems to define the mode of operation and addressing

the effects of such operations on the people.

Experience has shown that unsatisfactory handling of effects of

developmental projects gives rise to severe economic hardship as well

as social and environmental risks. This may result in upheavals and

disruption of project implementation as the project affected persons

(PAPs) will naturally fight for their rights.

For the VRA, in particular and other sister institutions in general affected

communities are seen as important stakeholders and provision is always

made for their concerns to be addressed.

This LARP framework is .designed to establish broad principles,

organizational arrangements and fair criteria to be applied in acquiring

various interests in land and handling the attendant impacts on the

PAPs.

This document is prepared to conform to the standards of legal

requirements in Ghana as enshrined in the 1992 Constitution and various


enabling legislation. Also the framework fits into the requirements of

international financial Institutions on Involuntary Resettlement especially

the Word Bank's Guidelines as per OP. 4.12.

2.0 BACK6Romm TO EHIDAP PROJECTS

Access to high quality electricity is crucial in the achievement of

development objectives in the country. In view of the ever increasing

demand for electrical power, adequate safeguard measures are needed to

be put in place so as to meet customer load requirement.

The Ghana Energy Development And Access Project (GEDAP) is a

carefully designed scheme aimed at enhancing the reliability of adequate

power supply in the country. The project proposes using the country's

environmental system and social safeguards rather than World Bank's or

Lending Agencies Operational Policies and Guidelines. The rational for

adopting this Pilot Scheme is to among others scale up development

impact, increase country's ownership and enhancing cost effectiveness.

The Development Objectives of GEDAP are to

a) Improve the transmission and distribution networks to enhance

reliability of power to existing customers.

b) Provide increased access to affordable reliable and adequate

electricity and

c) Improve the efficiency and security of fuels such as Liquefied

Petroleum Gas, Wood and Charcoal.

2. t EHIDAP PROJECT DESClUPTION

GEDAP will consist of four components. The project will be implemented

within a timeframe of five years at a total cost of USD 368 Million, of which

USD 65 Million will be financed by an IDA credit and USD 7 Million by a


Global Environment Facility (GEF) grant. Board approval is expected to

be in June 2007. Possible sources of co-financing include ADB and

bilateral donors active in the energy sector in Ghana.

• Component 1. This component will be implemented by the VRA.

The main thrust of this component is to reduce transmission losses

and to enhance the reliability of supply. To remedy this situation this

project provides a transmission rehabilitation and expansion component,

which will comprehensively address the shortcomings of the overall

transmission system and includes the augmentation of specific

transmission lines which are overloaded. Substations upgrades, and

technical assistance programme to complement ongoing activities under

WAPP APL, are some of the activities to be funded under this component.

• Component 2: Distribution. This component will be implemented

by ECG, and will build on the ongoing work under the Distribution

System Upgrading Project (DSUP), which is part of the

Bank-supported Thermal Project. Key investments focus on

improvement of energy service quality and resulting financial flows

by rehabilitating the existing networks, improving the quality of

service delivery, implementing loss reduction measures and

enhancing commercial capabilities. Major investments in network

rehabilitation will include upgrades of the Mallam BSP and

additional switchgear (in support of the second Kumasi BSP and

the third Accra BSP), a new 69/33KV substation at Jasikan, a 33KV

switching station at Bogoso, and three other new 33/11 KV primary

stations. The following are additional measures under this

component: reinforcement of distribution transfers, upgrades of

existing overhead lines, replacement of capacitors, computerization

of commercial operations, secondary network automation, rural

Supervisory Control and Data Acquisition (SCADA) system

prepayment metering, provision of voltage regulators on long


feeders, an energy conservation and safety program, and additional

service centers, vehicles, computers, software, tools and

instruments.

• Component 3: Rural Access. This component is proposed to be

implemented initially by a Project Management Unit under the

MOE, which may later be developed into a Rural Electrification

Agency with a separately administered Rural Electrification Fund.

The component would complement the Government's efforts to

achieve its electrification goals through grid extensions and use of

renewable sources (mini-hydro, solar and wind). This component

would also support promotion of efficiency and security of fuels

such as Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), Wood and Charcoal.

• Component 4: Capacity Building. Capacity building efforts will

complement the efforts of the Government to establish and operate

robust, sustainable energy sector institutions and carry out

informed policy making.

The VRA requires land for the under mentioned projects among others .

• :. Generation Sites (Hydro and Thermal Sites)

.:. Transmission Lines (Right of Ways-Rows)

.:. Transmission Substations

.:. Subtransmission and Distribution Lines

.:. Residential accommodation! Offices.

For any of these projects various parcels of land are acquired.

Characteristically the different types of power systems have varying

degrees of land requirements and the associated impacts on PAPs by way


of loss of proprietary rights, loss of use, loss of shelter, may be also

vary.

4.0 OBJECTIVEs OF THE LItI.W The main objectives of this policy frame'work are as below.

a} To avoid involuntary resettlement where feasible, or minimize resettlement

impacts where population displacement is unavoidable, exploring all viable

project designs. Particular attention would be given to socio-cultural

considerations, such as cultural or religious Significance of land, the

vulnerability of the affected population, or the availability of in kind

replacement for assets, especially when they have important intangible

implications. When a large number of people or a significant portion of the

affected population would be subject to relocation or would suffer from impacts

that are difficult to quantify and to compensate, the alternative of not going

ahead with the project would be given a serious consideration;

b) To minimize and mitigate impacts of involuntary resettlement on project affected

people (PAPs) resulting from the implementation of projects.

c) To ensure that people adversely affected are fully compensated and successfully

resettled, the livelihoods of displaced people are re-established and the standard

of living improved.

d) To ensure that no impoverishment of PAPs shall result as a consequence of

compulsory land acquisition or acquisition of assets, for purposes of

implementing the Authority's.

e) To make all affected persons aware of processes available for the redress of

grievances that are easily accessible and immediately responsive.


f) To have in place a consultative, transparent and accountable involuntary

resettlement process with in a time frame which is feasible and agreed.

g) Where it is not feasible to avoid resettlement, resettlement activities should be

conceived and executed as sustainable development programs, providing

sufficient investments resources to enable the persons displaced by the project a

share in the project benefit.

5.0 SCOPE OF TIl£. LItBP This policy will apply to all VRA projects which in nature are land based

and involve land acquisition resulting in physical displacement of

people, acquisition of physical assets or disruption of livelihood

among others.

The policy, as it aims at minimization of adverse impacts on PAP will apply

to all projects regardless of the source of funding. The application will,

however, depend on the nature of project and extent or nature of loss

suffered by the PAP.

6.0 GUIDING PRINCIPLES

The operations of the VRA will be guided by the following broad principles.

a. Except where unavoidable, all necessary steps should be taken to

avoid built up areas or sites of environmental and socio-cultural

significance. Alternative sites where the impact will be minimized

or avoided should be preferred.

b. Comprehensive Resettlement Action Plans should

be prepared identifying PAPs, assessing impacts on the PAPs, and

providing detailed mitigation measures.


c. Affected persons should be fully informed and consulted on

resettlement and compensation issues. In the event of relocation of

sites the PAP should be involved and their preferences considered.

d. Compensation Payment should be fair and adequate and the

affected persons should not be made worse off as a result of the

implementation of any of the Authority Projects

e. Prior to the commencement of constructional activities, the PAPs

should have been paid their compensation to enable them relocate

whether or not compensation has been paid.

f. Compensation for loss of land, structures, crops other assets

should be based on full replacement cost or Market Values (which

ever is higher). For losses that cannot be easily quantified in

monetary terms (e.g. access to public services, fishing grazing etc

acres), attempts will be made to establish access to equivalent and

culturally acceptable resources.

g. Where actual resettlement is executed for resettling displaced

populations it should be planned as a development activity. The

affected people should be engaged and fully involved in the

planning, implementation and monitoring of the resettlement

process. The Authority must ensure that the livelihood and living

standards of the affected people prior to the displacement shall not

be made worse off but rather improved.

h. Lack of formal title to land should not be a bar to compensation or

resettlement I rehabilitation. All affected persons are eligible

regardless of legal or ownership titles. The compensation package

however is dependant on the nature and quantum of loss suffered.


i. Land based projects generally affect a number of vulnerable groups

such as households headed by women or children, the aged, and

the physically disabled etc. Appropriate measures are to be

provided to improve their socio-economic conditions rather than

simply restoring them to their pre-project levels of vulnerability.

It is the policy of the Government of Ghana to pay fair compensation or

offer resettlement assistance to people whose properties or lands on

landed properties are affected by projects being undertaken by any state

or para-statal agency. Where appropriate, land will be provided to the

affected populations. Volta River Authority, in line with the Directive of

State Policy, subscribes to this principle.

7.1 CONSTITUTION OFTBE. REPUBLIC OF 6HANA

The 1992 Constitution of the Republic of Ghana makes adequate

provision for the protection of property ownership rights. The states power

of eminent domain, which is used to compulsorily acquire land, has been

critically reviewed. Private properties are only to be taken where there

is compelling reasons for the state to interfere with such rights.

Article 20 establishes that no property "shall be compulsorily taken

possession of or acquired by the State" unless it is, among various

purposes, "to promote the public benefit".

The Constitution provides further in same Article 20 that "No property of

any description, interest in or over any property shall be compulsorily

taken possession of or acquired unless.

a. The taking of possession or acquisition is necessary

b. The necessity for the acquisition is clearly stated and is as such to

prove reasonable justification for causing hardship that may result

to property owners.


c. Provision must be made for prompt payment of fair and adequate

com pensation.

Clearly by the Constitution, State acquisitions can only be done when

there are compelling reasons for such acquisitions. It further provides that

where a property is compulsorily acquired and not used for the specific

purpose, or in the public interest, the original owners shall be given the

first option of re-acquiring the land back. A novelty introduced in the 1992

Constitution is that where the acquisition involves the displacement of

inhabitants, they should be resettled on alternative sites having in mind

their cultural and social values.

7.2 STATE LANDS ACT 12S AS.AMENDED

The State Lands Act (as amended), which is the main law under which

lands could be acquired compulsorily, spells out the mechanisms for the

acquisition. Thus the survey of the land, entry of possession and the

documentation to validate the acquisition have all being spelt out in the

law. Failure to comply will render the acquisition a nullity.

States Lands (Act· 125) provide for compensation payment to

eligible people affected by projects. The procedure for making claims is

spelt out in section 4 of the law. Section 11 provides for the settlement of

disputes relating to amounts of compensation to the high court.

Under the Act, the principle of compensation is pivoted on the basis that

the value of the property for purposes of compensation shall be the market

value or the replacement value.

The Act, defines the terms cost of disturbance, market value, replacement

value and other damage. "'Cost of disturbance' means the reasonable

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expenses incidental to any necessary change of residence or place of

business by any person having a right or interest in the land."

'''Market value' means the sum of money which the land might have been

expected to realize if sold in the open market by a willing seller at the time

of the declaration made under section 1 of this Act."

'Replacement value' means the value of the land where there is no

demand or market for the land by reason of the situation or of the purpose

for which the land was devoted at the time of the declaration of intention to

acquire a specific parcel of land made under section 1 of this Act, and

shall be the amount required for reasonable re-instatement equivalent to

the condition of the land at the date of the said declaration." Finally, "'other

damage' means damage sustained by any person having a right or

interest in the land or in adjoining land at the date of the declaration so

made under the Act, by reason of severance from or injurious affection to

any adjoining land."

7.3 TlUnfOLTA IU.'\lE.R DIIlfELOPMENT ACT, 1961 (ACTS 46),

The Act established the Volta River Authority (VRA) and defined its

functions and responsibilities. Part 4, Section 17 (2) (d) of the Act

authorizes the VRA to acquire land necessary "for the proper discharge of

the Authority's functions." Act 46 enjoins the VRA to pay monetary

compensation or resettle affected people as may be applicable so as to

ensure that those whose properties are affected by its operations are

adequately catered for.

7.4 "OLTA an!RR AUTHoarn'tTRAllSMISSION LINE PROTECTION)

BR&ULATlONS,1967 (U 542) AND L 11737 OF 2004


The Volta River Authority (Transmission Line Protection) Regulations,

1967 (U 542) as amended by Regulation No. 1737 of 2004 was enacted

to give protection to the VRA transmission systems from human activities

that would have adverse impacts on life and property. The Regulation

prohibits specified activities within the Right of Way corridor. It defines the

"transmission line right-ot-way" to include the area extending for

distances of fifteen meters for 69KV and 161 KV

• Fifteen meters for 69KV and 161 KV transmission line

• Forty meters for 225KV and 330KV transmission line

It is the responsibility of VRA to ensure that the line is not encroached by

human activity so as to provide for the needed protection of the ROWs.

Once the route of the transmission line has been established the land

lying within the ROW will be subject to the provisions of the law.

Currently, the regulations prohibit a number of activities in the ROW,

including mining, construction of buildings and cultivation or farming

without the permission of the VRA. This is to ensure that human activity

does not adversely affect the transmission system.

7.5 TBELANDS (ST.A.TUTOR.YW.A.Y'LEAWs) .A.CT, 1968(.A.CT 186)

Act 186 provides for entry on any land for the purpose of the construction,

installation and maintenance of works of public utility, and for the creation

of rights of way for such works.

The owner/occupier of the land must be formally notified at least a week in

advance of the intent to enter, and be given at least 24 hours notice before

actual entry. (An authorized person may enter at any time for the purpose

of inspecting, maintaining, replacing or removing any specified works

(Section 5.) Any damage due to entry must be compensated in accord

with the established procedure. (Sect. 6-1) unless the land is restored or


replaced. The only exception is owners of large tracts mainly farmlands for

which operations are not substantially affected by the implementation of

the project. The same Act provides avenues for people who are

dissatisfied with amounts offered as compensation to seek redress. (In

the case of roads, not more than one-fifth of a plot may be taken and the

remainder must be viable, or the entire plot must be taken; Section 6-3(b).

Where a right of way must be established in the public interest, the

President may declare the land to be subject to such statutory wayleave.

On publication of a wayleave instrument specifying the area required, and

without further assurance, the land shall be deemed to be -subject to

wayleave. Compensation is then determined and paid, with the right of

appeal to a Tribunal established by the President, in parallel with the

Lands Act, 1962. (Again, appeal to the Tribunal has, under the 1992

Constitution, been replaced by appeal to the High Courts.)

7.6 THKLANDS (STATUTORYWAYLEAVEs) U6ULATIONS, 196" (USS")

This law restates the principles of the Lands (Statutory Wayleaves) Act of

1963, and establishes provisions for Wayleave Selection Committees to

determine the optimal routing and to ensure that the selected Wayleave

are consistent with town and country planning. As Transmission Lines are

Linear Projects spanning long distances impacts affect a much wider area

of influence. Clearly, the main issues for the RAP arise from the

acquisition of the right-of-way (ROW) for the project. The implications of

these regulations on the acquisition of the ROW have been discussed,'

and form the basis of evaluation of some aspects of the impacts on the

socia-economic/cultural environment regarding loss of land use.

7.7 STATE. LANDS Jm6ULATIONS (1962) Ll 230

This law was made pursuance to the enactment of the State Lands Act

(1962) Act 125, LI 230 provides general guidelines and directives for the


better carrying into effect the provisions of Act 125 regarding compulsory

acquisition and consequential compensation matters.

The law makes provision for a Site Advisory Committees (SACs), a

technical body to consider all requests for compulsory acquisition of lands;

and advise on their suitability for the intended projects. The SACs are

composed of professionals from the State Lands Agencies, Public Work

Departments and the Utilities.

The recommendations of the SACs are forwarded to the Regional Minister

for approval.

Before examining the merits of any proposed acquisition, the SACs

"shall first be satisfied that sufficient funds are or will be available for the

purpose of implementation of the proposed user of lands".

Again it is mandatory that the SACs "before recommending the acquisition

of any site must first be satisfied that no other suitable site is available

without such acquisition".

The law also gives guidelines and directions on entry on to the land for purposes

of inspection, valuation and construction as the case may be. In all cases

sufficient notice is to be given to the PAPs.

7.a THE 6IIANA LAND POucr, 1999

It provides guidelines and policy actions for land use (e.g., agriculture,

forestry, extractive industry, settlement, and infrastructure). These

guidelines are aimed at enhancing conservation and environmental

quality, thus preserving options for present and future generations. Key

objectives of the Land Policy, which are relevant to the Projects, include:

protection of the rights of landowners, ensuring payment, within a


reasonable time, fair and adequate compensation for land acquired;

and promoting public awareness at all levels and community participation

in sustainable land management.

7.9 FORESTRY' COMIIISSION ACT (1999)

The Forestry Commission Act cconfirms the constitutional position of the

Forestry Commission and reaffirms it as sole implementing agency of

government policy in the forestry sector.

The VRA and the Forest Services Division (A Division of the Commission)

have concluded a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU). This is

expected to provide guidelines for the two institutions to collaborate

effectively for the efficient management of electric power-related activities

in national forest reserves.

7.10 JOO!iRONMENTALPROTRCTION A6ENcY' ACT, 1994.(ACT 4.90)

The EPA was established, among other things, with the mandate to

prescribe standards and guidelines relating to environmental pollution

The Agency may by notice in writing require any person responsible for

any undertaking which in the opinion of the Agency has or is likely to

have adverse effect on the environment to submit to the Agency in respect

of the undertaking an Environmental Impact Assessment containing

such information within such period as shall be specified in the notice.

7.11 THE ElMRONIfIINTAL.A.S.SESS.MmIT RE6ULATIONS, 1999

This Regulation clearly spells out undertakings requiring registration and

issue of environmental permit. Hydroelectric power plants and related

structures fall under this category as stipulated in schedule 1 (section

13 e) of the Regulations, as indicated below;

.:. Construction of dams and associated reservoirs;

.:. Inter-or intra-basin water transfers;


.:. Construction of hydroelectric power developments

.:. EIA for these undertakings is considered mandatory.

Appendix 'AIt, shows a matrix of how the Bank"s guidelines differ from

the in country systems, and the mitigation measures put in place to

address them.

a.O CATEGOlUES OF AFF£.CTED PEOPLE

Land based projects generally affect a number of people. For purposes of

this Policy, all properties of economic, social, cultural value are covered.

The category of people affected is thus defined as these who stand to lose

directly or indirectly as a result of the implementation of the Project. Thus

owners of physical and non physical assets including building structures,

productive lands such as farms, building plots, cultural sites commercial

properties, etc.

The affected people can thus be grouped as follows;

a. Those that will physically relocate or lose their

shelter.

b. Those who will lose assets or access to assets

c. Those that will lose a source of income or means of

livelihood whether or not they physically relocated to

another place.

9.0 LAND ACQUlSmON

The acquisition of land is done with respect to laid down procedures. The

various sites may be taken through private treaty transactions or by

resorting to the state's power of eminent domain.


(a) Private Treaty

This is acquisition by negotiation and is normally employed where the site

required is small and ownership conflicts are literally absent. It is also

used where the impacts on the affected people would be minimal. This

approach is driven by the "Willing Buyer and Willing Seller" principle.

Extensive negotiations are held with the affected owners and agreement

reached for the transfer of ownership. Considerations paid are usually,the

market value or the replacement cost value as would be appropriate.

(b) Compulsory Acquisition

This is the taking of land or an interest in land by the state compulsorily for

public use. It is carried out by systematically following the procedures and

provisions in the enabling legislations.

Prior to the acquisition, notice of intent to acquire and entry for various

areas are issued and the owners and occupiers are served copies. The

law makes provision for a Statutory Technical Committee comprising

representatives of the various land agencies, Utility and public works

departments to be constituted to critically examine the request and give

recommendation on the acquisition of the land for the specific project.

An executive instrument is subsequently published to give legal effect to

the taking of the particular land as described in the schedule of the

instrument.

10.0 R£SR1TI,.EMENT ACTION PLAN (RAP)

To ensure that all the impacts are identified and remedial measures

provided, the VRA subscribes to the preparation of the Resettlement

Action Plan (RAP) for all projects. However, details of each RAP would

depend on type of project and the magnitude of the people affected. In


conformity with the best practices and standards of international

financiers, where the number of people to be displaced does not exceed

200 and the impact would be minimal, an abbreviated RAP would be

prepared and implemented. This form of report will be based, among

others, on;

1. A census survey of the expected size of the displaced persons, their

socioeconomic status including the value of their assets and other sources

of livelihood should be carried out.

2. The displaced people and the host population should be consulted

about acceptable project alternatives and should be informed about

project's potential impacts on them.

3. Description of compensation options to be offered and other

resettlement assistance to be provided should be documented and

discussed with the resettlers including their preferred choice.

4. Institutional responsibilities for implementation of the resettlement plan,

including involvement of other land agencies in monitoring the plan,

should be established; and

5. The schedules, budget and sources of funds would be agreed upon

with the World Bank.

On the other hand, where the displaced people exceed 200 and the

impacts are envisaged to be extensive then a full or detailed RAP would

have to be prepared and implemented. This form of RAP would cover the

following among others;

1. Description of the project, project area and area of influence

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2. Potential Impacts

3. Organizational Responsibility

4. Community consultation and participation

5. Integration with host communities

6. Socio-economic studies

7. Legal framework including mechanisms for conflicts resolution and

appeals

8. Institutional Framework.

9. Eligibility criteria (including vulnerable groups)

10. Valuation of and compensation for losses

11. Identification of alternative sites and selection of resettlement site(s),

site preparation, and relocation.

12. Detailed budget

13. Implementation schedule

14. Framework for monitoring, evaluation and reporting.

11.0 HNTlTLEMENT MATlUX On the basis of eligibility pOlicies and careful assessment of project

impacts an entitlement matrix has been developed for the various

categories of PAPs. The Matrix recommends the eligibility and attendant

payments for standards for compensation resettlement.


ASSET CATEGORY

Agricultural Land

Residential/Commercial

Land

Structures

Business/Occupation

TYPES OF LOSS

• Restriction on use due to ROW

• Loss of title and use

Loss of title and or restriction of use

Restriction of use

• House or living quarters

• Other physical structures

• Structure used in

commercial/Business/Industrial

activity.

• Unapproved structures

• Displacement from rented or

occupied commerciallbusiness

premises

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TYPES OF AFFECTED PERSONS

• Stools, families,

individuals ,lessees,

COMPENSATION STRATEGY

• Cultivation may continue

subject to height restrictions.

Cash payment at full market value

or offer at-replacement land.

• Families, individuals, I Cash payment at full market value

lessees, stools

• Families, individuals

• squatters

• Affected persons

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Payment for diminution in value

Cash payment at full replacement

cost or offer of replacement

houses.

• Resettlement assistance.

• Full compensation on

establishment of nature of

loss.

Annual Crops Loss of income/ crops Tenant farmer, Land owner, I Cash compensation at market

sharecropper value based on share cropping

Economic trees

Income and Livelihood

Community and Cultural sites

Loss of income

• Income from wage earnings

• Income from affected business

Tenant farmer, Land Owner,

sharecropper

Affected Person

Affected business

• Schools, community

markets, health centers,

centers, I Communities

• Shrines, other religious symbols or I Communities, religious leaders

sites.

• Places of worship (church, temple, I Trustees.

mosque)

• Cemeteries, burial sites I Communities

• Rights to food, medicines and natural I Communities

resources

• Loss of grazing land. Communities


arrangements.

Cash compensation based on type

age and productive value.

Cash compensation equal to 6

months income if loss is

permanent. If temporal then for the

period interruption.

Construction of replacement

properties at suitable sites.

Pacification rites/full payments

for replacement.

Construction of replacement

properties at suitable sites.

Offer of equivalent land and

pacification rites.

Payment in kind/cash based

on negotiation.

Offer equivalent land

Infrastructure • Roads, bridges, utilities • Communities Repairs, rehabilitation or

replacement

• Losses due to environmental impacts Affected Persons Offer mutually agreed

Environment Related that might result from land acquisition compensation

or from the programme itself.

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TABLE 1: COMPENSATION MATRIX


11.1 CUT-oFF DATE All properties of Socio-cultural significance and or of economic values will

be referenced and paid for. The date of completion of the census and

assets inventory of persons affected by the project shall however be the

cut-off date. Persons occupying the project area after the cut-off date will

not be eligible for compensation and/or resettlement assistance. Similarly,

fixed assets (such as built structures, crops, fruit trees, and woodlots)

established after the date of completion of the assets inventory, or an

alternative mutually agreed on date, will not be compensated.

12.0 V'ALUATION

Resettlement or compensation payments are made on the basis of the

open market value or replacement cost of the property. The method of

valuation adopted usually depends on the nature of the property, type of

loss and other relevant and reliable data. The assessment of land values

as determined by considering the going market value of the land at the

time of valuation. Issues like cost of acquisition, documentation and

registration of title are factored into the valuation before arriving at the

compensation payable.

(a) Building I other structures

The replacement cost based on the market cost (at the time of

valuation) of materials to build a replacement structure plus the cost

of transporting materials to site, cost of labour and contractors fees

are considered. In addition, the market value of the land is

assessed and added to arrive at the replacement cost of the

building. To this is added cost of disturbance and any other

incidental expenses for relocation of building.

Land Acquisition and Resettlement Policy Framework VRA

(b) Crops

Crops, economic trees and other perennials are assessed based on

current market/replacement value. Where a farm is the seasonal

crops or isolated economic trees, the acreagel unit rates which

reflect the market values or replacement values are used in

assessing the compensation payable. The values are based on the

type, age and productive value.

In assessing the applicable fair rates, costs of annual land rented

and prepared of new sites for plenty are considered among other

costs which are to be reasonably expanded.

For economic trees, which are usually cultivated on plantation

basis, the investment method of valuation is used. It uses the

project future incomes and cost to arrive at the present value of the

asset. For this approach, the net annual income from the farm is

capitalized at an appropriate rate over the expected remaining life

of the crops.

(c) Land

Compensation for land would be assessed on the basis of the

market value of the affected land. The approach that is usually

adopted is the comparative method of valuation also known as the

Market Data Approach.

13.0 A.SSESSME.NT /PA"iMKNT OF ENTITLRMENTS OF COMPENSATION

The compensation assessment and payment process starts with the

referencing of the properties of the affected persons. The affected people

are notified of the day and time the referencing would be carried out. This

is to ensure that the exercise is carried out in the presence of the either

the property owners themselves or their representatives or agents. The

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Land Valuation Board which is the governmental agency with the

responsibility for the assessment of compensation payable for government

acquisitions is involved in the referencing of the affected properties.

Receipt providing details of properties as referenced are issued and

signed by the claimants.

The computation and valuation is thereafter prepared by the estate

surveyors of the Authority to arrive at the compensatable values. The

approach used for the valuation would depend on the criteria already

prescribed above. The Land Valuation Board also prepares its own

independent report.

The project affected persons also have the right to be represented by their

own Valuer in which case the consultant would prepares his own valuation

and submit it to the Authority. In most of the case, the project affected

persons employ the services of such professional in the estimation of the

amount of compensation payable.

The payments are normally made directly to the affected people.

Professional fees for consultants of the claimants are not borne by the

claimants.

The procedure for payment is that the approved amounts are

communicated to the beneficiaries who have the option to accept or raise

queries. Where structures are involved, payments are made and owners

given reasonable time to relocate. The owner! occupiers are never

compelled to vacate their premises when full payment has not been made.

14.0 TIME. FRAME FOR PAY'MENT OF COMPENSATION

The compensation payment is made before the construction process

commences and completed within a period of one year. Where the


valuation advice from the LVB delays (it takes on average about four to six

month before their report is submitted to the Authority), in order to forestall

any interruptions in the project implementation process due to non

payment of compensation, the value assessed by the VRA's Estate

Officers are used as a basis for the payment of compensation.

Thus, usually as a result of delays on the part of Lands Valuation Board,

the payments are made with respect to VRA assessed values. On receipt

of the LVB's report, any differences are paid to the L VB values are higher.

15.0 CONFLICT RESOLUTION OR 6RDWANCE PROCEDURE

Grievances may arise from members of communities who are dissatisfied

with the eligibility criteria, community planning measures, or actual

implementation.

During the initial stages of the valuation process, the affected persons are

given copies of grievance procedures as a guide on how to handle the

grievances. The process of grievance redress will start with registration of

the grievances to be addressed for reference, and to enable progress

updates of the cases .. The project will use a local mechanism,. which

includes peers and local leaders of the affected people. These will ensure·

equity across cases; they eliminate nuisance claims and satisfy legitimate

claimants at low cost. The response time will depend on the issue to be

addressed but it should be addressed with efficiency.

The Volta River Authority, in consultation with the chiefs and elders of all

the affected communities, would take the necessary steps to minimise the

potential for disputes to the extent possible. PAPs may raise issues

formally when informal mechanisms fail to redress their concern. If the

issue cannot be resolved at this level, the aggrieved party has, access to


redress through the judicial system. Some of the mechanisms put in place

in the event of such conflicts include;

Cl Inclusion of community opinion leaders in the survey and valuation stages

to serve as witnesses in terms of disputes on plot limits, ownership and

tree counts/measurements

Cl A project officer is always at hand to take note of all disputes

Cl Some of the PAP's including local notables have been selected by the

PAP's as their Grievance committee members who are readily available to

investigate any dispute as and when they arise

Cl Petitioning the company in charge of the project for redress

Cl The Ghana Constitution allows for the right of access to the court of law by

any person who has an interest or right over an affected property. In

practice going to court has been a rare occurrence. In most cases PAPs,

represented by the consultants are able to negotiate acceptable awards.

The fees of such consultants are paid by the acquiring authorities.

Experience has indicated that most questions involve disputes over the

physical inventory counts. Although the field counts are generally accurate, it

may be that some economic trees were overlooked during the field count.

Such oversights are typically brought to the attention of the VRA staff, either

the representative from the Real Estate Department, the Land Valuation

Board or the project staff. The VRA representative verifies the validity of the

complaint, and corrects the official count accordingly if found to be authentic.

For the sake of transparency and to ensure that the PAPs have confidence in

the grievance resolution mechanism, Grievance Committees would be formed

for all the settlements., Members of the committees are nominated by the

PAP's themselves, including opinion leaders, and chiefs( where necessary).


The role of the grievance committees as set up is outlined below;

./ To witness the collation of the field data during the survey and crop count

exercise

./ To take stock of all tree counts on the field

./ To sign the form F's indicating that the tree counts recorded are a true

representation of the counts

./ To investigate any anomalies/complaints brought by any PAP's and report

to the project officials for verification, if their findings confirm the grievance

of the PAP .

./ To have in their possession copies of the government rates adopted in the

valuation and cross-check figures on any disputes presented to the

committee

./ Report formally any anomaly detected during the RAP implementation

period for early resolution.

The grievance procedure will be simple, administered as far as possible at the

local level to facilitate access, flexible and open to various proofs taking into

cognizance the fact most people are illiterate requiring a speedy, just and fair

resolution of their grievances.

Communities and/or farmer groups will in general be a party to the contract

would not be the best organizations to receive, handle and rule on disputes.

16.0 MOlUT9lUN6 AND n'ALUATION

The main aim of the monitoring and evaluation process is to ensure that

the Resettlement Policy Framework is implemented and to correct any

anomalies in how the resettlement process is carried out. The monitoring

and evaluation process would provide continuous feedback to Project

managers and other stakeholders on the project implementation.


The relevance, performance, efficiency and impacts of the resettlement

policy both the foreseeable and unforeseeable would be evaluated in

relation to the objectives that were set. It would also assess whether the

objectives were appropriate and also have been met.

In addition it would help evaluate whether the livelihood and living

standards of the PAP's have been reinstated or enhanced. There would

also be regular evaluation of project impacts, identify constraints and

suggest remedies.

The objective will be to make a final evaluation in order to determine if the

people who were affected by the project have been affected in such a way

that they are now living at a higher standard than before, living at the

same standard as before, or they are they are actually poorer than before.

For sub-projects triggering the resettlement safeguard, indicators tracking

the households affected by the acquisition of land will be assessed in

comparison to those of households not affected. In order to access

whether these goals are met, the resettlement plans will indicate

parameters to be monitored, institute monitoring milestones and provide

resources necessary to carry out the monitoring activities.

For example the following parameters would be monitored;

• Each individual will have records on his or her initial situation, all

subsequent sub project use of assets/improvements, and compensation

agreed upon and received.

• The project will maintain a complete database on every individual

impacted by the project land use requirements . including

relocation/resettlement, land impacts or damages

• Percentage of individuals selecting cash or a combination of cash and in

kind compensation,

• Proposed use of payments


• The number of contention cases out of the total cases

• The number of grievances and time and quality of resolution

• Ability of individuals and families to re-establish land and crops or other

alternative incomes

• Agricultural productivity of new lands

• Number of impacted locals in the workforce

• General relations in the local communities

The PAPs representatives will participate in the project completion

workshops, to give their evaluation of the impacts of the effects of the project.

They are also to suggest corrective measures, which may be used to improve

implementation of other subprojects. After completion of all

expropriation/compensation operations, the PAPs will be consulted in a

household survey.

t 7.0 gCQRDS .MAflA6EMENT At the various stages of the implementation of the RAP, records of the

affected people, the identified impact on the people and the remedial

measures instituted would be documented on continuous basis.

On completion of the project and the attendant full implementation of the

RAP, a resettlement report giving full details would be prepared on an

acceptable format. Copies of the report would be made available to the

various stakeholders. This is intended to serve as evidence of compliance

to agreed resettlement packages and also for records purposes.

6LOSSARl' OF DRFINITIONS:

Project Affected Person (PAP) means the same as displaced person within the

meaning of IFC's Performance Standard 5 on land acquisition and involuntary

resettlement, and means any person experiencing loss of asset, access to


income whether of a temporary or permanent nature due to the land acquisition

process regardless of whether they are physically displaced or relocated or not.

Project Affected Household means the family or collection of PAPs that will

experience effects from land acquisition regardless of whether they are physically

displaced or relocated or not.

Compensation means payment in cash or kind for an asset to be acquired or

affected by a project at replacement cost.

Cut-off-date means the date after which PAPs will NOT be considered eligible

for compensation, i.e. They are not included in the list of PAPs as defined by the

socio-economic survey.

Displaced Persons means all the people affected by a project through land

acquisition, relocation, or loss of incomes and includes any person, household,

firms, or public or private institutions who as a result of a project would have their;

(i) Standard of living adversely affected;

(ii) Right. tiUe or interest in all or any part of a house, land (including residential,

commercial, agricultural, plantations, forest and grazing land) or any other

moveable or fixed assets acquired or possessed, in full or in part, permanently or

temporarily adversely affected; or

(iii) Business, occupation, place of work, residence, habitat or access to forest or

community resources adversely affected, with or without displacement.

Encroachers mean those people who move into the project area after the cut-off

date and are therefore not eligible for compensation or other rehabilitation

measures provided by the project.

Entitlement means the range of measures comprising cash or kind

compensation, relocation cost, income rehabilitation assistance, transfer


assistance, income substitution, and relocation which are due to /business

restoration which are dl.Je to PAPs, depending on the type and degree nature of

their losses, to restore their social and economic base. Environmental Social

Resettlement policy framework

Involuntary Resettlement refers both to physical displacement (relocation or

loss of shelter) and to economic displacement (loss of assets or access to assets

that leads to loss of income sources or means of livelihood) as a result of project

related land acquisition. Resettlement is considered involuntary when affected

individuals or communities do not have the right to refuse land acquisition that

result in displacement. This occurs in cases of:

(i) Lawful expropriation or restrictions on land use based on eminent domain: and

(ii) negotiated settlements in which the buyer can resort to expropriation or

impose legal restrictions on land use if negotiations with the seller fail. In the

event of adverse economic, social, or environmental impacts from project

activities other than land acquisition (e.g., loss of access to assets or resources

or restrictions on land use), such impacts will be avoided, minimized, mitigated or

compensated for through the social and environmental assessment process of

IFe's Performance Standard 1 on social & environmental assessment and

management system.

Land acquisition means the process whereby a person or household is

involuntarily alienated from all or part of the land she the owns or possesses, to

the ownership and possession of a project for public purposes, in return for fair

compensation.

Market Value means the process of determining market value has sought to

establish appropriate compensation figures so that the affected population is able

to restore their standards of living to levels "at least as good as or better than"

than they were prior to the project.


Relocation means the physical moving of PAPs from their pre project place or

residence, place for work or business premises, also called physical

displacement under IFe's Performance Standard 5.

Resettlement Action Plan means the time-bound action plan with budget setting

out resettlement strategy, objectives, entitlements, actions, responsibilities,

monitoring and evaluation.

Resettlement Impacts The direct physical and socio-economic impacts of

resettlement activities in the project and host areas.

Socio-economic survey means the census of PAPs of potentially affected

people, which is prepared through a detailed survey based on actual data

collected.

Stool means a community of a group of people normally headed by a chief which

is a unit holds the paramount interest(known as the allodial title) in a particular

parcel of land.

Vulnerable means any people who might suffer disproportionately or face the

risk of being marginalized from the effects of resettlement i.e.

(i) female-headed households with dependents;

(ii) Disabled household heads;

(iii) Poor households;

(iv) Landless elderly households with no means of support;

(v) Households without security of tenure; and

(vi) Ethnic minorities.

Appendix A


Bank Policy (OP 4.00) Requirements (Objective and

Operational Principles)

Objective: To avoid or minimize involuntary resettlement and. where this is not feasible, to assist displaced persons in improving or at least restoring their livelihoods and standards of living in real terms relative to predisplacement levels or to levels prevailing prior to the beginning of project implementation, whichever is higher.

Involuntary Resettlement Government of Ghana'5 Equivalent Requirements

Constitutional and Legislative Provisions

Article 20 of the 1992 Constitution leaves intact the powers of the State to acquire land compulsorily subject to constitutional limitations under the same Article for prompt, adequate and effective compensation. Under Article 20 (3), where a compulsory acquisition or possession of land effected by the State involves displacement of any inhabitants, the State shall resettle the displaced inhabitants on suitable alternative land with due regard for their economic wellbeing and social and cultural values Resettlements in the case of acquisitions can be claimed as of right only persons with proprietary interests in acquired lands. These various legislative measures govern the rights of persons with formally recognized interests in land. They preserve extensive State powers to compulsorily acquire land but also provide for procedural redress and complaint mechanisms, including direct recourse to a minister, appeals to tribunals, as well as for determination by the High Court and Court of Appeal of disputes arising from conflicting claims or interests. There is legislative provision made for notice and procedural requirements - 1964 Lands (Statutory Way Leaves) Regulations, and for compensation for compUlsory acquisition 1963 Lands

Significant differences between OP 4.00 and Government requirements.

Significant differences: the constitutional and legislative frameworks do not appear to make provision for the avoidance or minimizing of involuntary resettlement, The compensation requirements contained in the law do not specifically provide for a principle of improving or restoring livelihoods and standards of living to predisplacement levels. Finally, the legal right to resettlement is applicable only to those with proprietary interest in the affected land. For these reasons, and the gaps identified below, the Ghanaian systems on involuntary resettlement are deemed not to be equivalent with the Bank's, and will therefore not be relied upon in this project.

1----------11 (Statutory Wa~Le_a_ve_s,--) A_ct_. ________________ --1 ____________ -;\u_

Operational Principles: I. Assess all viable alternative project designs to avoid. where feasible, or minimize involuntary resettlement.

2. Through census and socio-economic surveys of the affected population, identify, assess, and address the potential economic and

The Administration of Lands Act, 1962 (Act 123); State Lands Act, 1962 (Act Significant differences: there is no provision 125) as amended; the Lands (Statutory Way Leaves) Act, 1963 (Act 186); the in Ghanaian law made for assessing all Public Conveyancing Act, 1965 (Act 302); and the Volta River Development viable alternative project designs to avoid or Act, 1961 as amended. minimize involuntary resettlement.

Article 20(3) the 1992 Constitution rcquires that where a compulsory acquisition or possession of land effected by the State involves displacement of any inhabitants, the State shall resettle the displaced inhabitants on suitable alternative land with due regard for their economic well-being and social and cultural values.

The legal right to resettlement applicable only to those with proprietary interest in the affected land.

No equivalence with the Bank's policy requirement to address the impacts of involuntary resettlement in a comprehensive way, and no provisions made for census or socio-economic surveys of the affected population. The coverage of the requirement

Land Acquisilion and Reseulement Policy Framework VRA

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Mitigation Measures

Currently the EPA insists on resettlement plans as part of the EA process. Consultations are held with stakeholders,specially communities that are to be impacted on. pol icy directives ensures that PAPs enjoy the benefits of new project Squaters rights are recognized, and given assistance to relocate. Where there is a gap between the Bank's requirement and the country's system, the former is adopted.

policy directives ensures that PAPs enjoy the benefits of new project Squaters rights are recognized, and given assistance to relocate. Where there is a gap between the Bank's requirement and the country's system, the former is adopted.

This issue is now addressed through RAPs



social impacts of the project that are caused by involuntary taking of land (e.g., relocation or loss of shelter, loss of assets or access to assets, loss of income sources or means of livelihood, whether or not the affected person must move to another location) or involuntary restriction of access to legally designated parks and protected areas.

3. Identi tY and address impacts also if they result from other activities that are: (a) directly and significantly related to the proposed project, (b) necessary to achieve its objectives, and (c) carried out or planned to be carried out contemporaneously with the project.

4. Consult project-affected persons, host communities and local N GOs, as appropriate. Provide them opportunities to participate in the planning, implementation, and monitoring of the

Involuntary Resettlement Government of Ghana's Equivalent Requirements


No specific requirement in the constitution or legislation to identify impacts from project related activities or on cumulative impacts. VRA's Draft PFESM - ESIA I and E~1A 4 relate to aspects of involuntary resettlement but do not contain any equivalent provisions on project related activities.

Consultation requirement not provided for directly in legislative or constitutional provisions. The issue of compensation is the responsibility of the Lands Commission and the Lands Valuation Board on the basis of the criteria established underthe State Lands Act 1962 as amended.

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to compensate for involuntary resettlement is heavily circumscribed by the exceptions and the areas delineated where it does not apply.

No equivalence between Bank and Ghanaian systems for identifying and addressing impacts resulting from project related activities.

While the consultation requirement is inherent in the ErA, it contains a number of differences with the requirements of Bank

_ noted above also. In LI 1652 (Regulation 17), similar considerations apply and the same differences are identifiable: There is no requirement to disclose the preliminary

VRA

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VRA undertakes consultations at project planning, design, and implementation Civil Society and NGOs are very active, and now insists on best practice Vulnerable people are identified and special attention paid to



resettlement program, especially in the process of developing and implementing the procedures for determining eligibility for compensation benefits and development assistance (as documented in a resettlement plan), and for establishing appropriate and accessible grievance mechanisms. Pay particular attention to the needs of vulnerable groups among those displaced, especially those below the poverty line, the landless, the elderly, women and children, Indigenous Peoples, ethnic minorities, or other displaced persons who may not be protected through national land compensation legislation.

5. Inform displaced persons of their rights, consult them on options, and provide them with technically and economically feasible resettlement alternatives ~ ..



Although the 1992 Constitution provides for the payment of prompt, adequate and effective compensation for compulsorily acquired lands and resettlement of affected persons on suitable alternative lands, it does not contain specific provision on the principles of information and consultation required by Bank policy. Moreover, the constitutional provisions apply only to persons with proprietary interests in the acquired land. EPA Act 1994, Volta River Authority Act 1961 (Act 46), as amended by the



report under Regulation 9. There is no requirement to disclose the final EIA un less it is attached to a permit. No requirement for documents disclosed to be in the local language. Regulation 17 on public hearings does not specifically prescribe the use of local language. However. the practice adopted by the EPA under Regulation 17 has been to have proceedings in the local communities conducted in the local language; NGOs may attend and make submissions for and on behalf of communities. Despite the differences identified, the practice has been that where a mitigation plan affects local communities, proceedings are conducted in the local language. Moreover, while in principle no distinction or discrimination is made on the basis of gender, age or ethnic origin in such exercises, there is no equivalence on the specific requirement of non-discrimination or the requirement that particular attention be paid to the needs of vulnerable groups among the displaced. This is significant considering the composition of those most likely to be excluded from the remit of Ghanaian legislative and constitutional protection for involuntary resettlement (i.e., squatters).

No equivalent provisions on the specific requirements for information and consultation required by Bank policy. No equivalent proVISions on relocation assistance, transitional support, or the provision of civic infrastructure.

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Mitigation Measures

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and needed assistance, including: (a) prompt compensation at full replacement cost for loss of assets attributable to the project; (b) if there is relocation, assistance during relocation, and residential housing, or housing sites, or agricultural sites of equivalent productive potential, as required; (c) transitional support and development assistance, such as land preparation, credit facilities, training or job opportunities as required, in addition to compensation measures; (d) cash compensation for land when the impact of land acquisition on livelihoods is minor; and (e) provision of civic infrastructure and community services as required.

6. Give preference to land-based resettlement strategies for displaced persons whose livelihoods are landbased.

Involuntary Resettlement Government of Ghana's Equivalent Req ui rements


Volta River Development Act 1961 Decree (NLCD 268) and the Volta River Project (Supplementary Provisions) Act (Act 96) s.29, addresses involuntary resettlement explicitly but in general terms only. It requires the Minister for social welfare to take all reasonable measures to assist in the resettlement of people inhabiting lands liable to be inundated and adjacent lands needed by the Authority for the discharge of its functions, to ensure that no person suffers undue hardship or is deprived of necessary public amenities as a result of his or her resettlement

Article 20 of the 1992 Constitution provides for land based resettlement for displaced persons with proprietary interest in affected lands,

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Constitution provides for land-based resettlement; its prOVISions could be interpreting as implying a preference for land based strategies for displaced persons whose livelihoods are land-based. However there is no specific legislative or regulatory provision made for this preference.

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matrix. PAPs are encouraged to seek independent expect opinion, All costs that are reasonably incurred as a result of the involuntary resettlement are reimbursed byVRA

Resettlement assistance will be given to squatters Will adopt Bank's



7. For those without formal legal rights to lands or claims to such land that could be. recognized under the laws of the country, provide resettlement assistance in lieu of compensation for land to help improve or at least restore their livelihoods.

8. Disclose draft resettlement plans, including documentation of the consultation process, in a timely manner, before appraisal formally begins, in an accessible place and in a form and language that are understandable to key stakeholders.


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No constitutionally or legislatively recognized resettlement rights or assistance for those without recognized (formal) legal rights to land.

EPA Act, Section 2, provides the basis for LI 1652; which was made pursuant to the powers conferred on the Minister responsible for the Environment under Section 28 of the EPA Act 1994.



Significant difference. Those without formal legal rights or claims to such lands are not entitled to be resettled or compensated as of right.

No equivalent requirements on the disclosure and consultation requirements of draft resettlement plans, nor regarding accessible place, form and language. Since here again, LI 1652 (Regulation 17) applies, similar limitations are identifiable. There is no requirement to disclose the preliminary report under Regulation 9. There is no requirement to disclose the final ElA unless it is attached to a permit. There is no requirement for documents disclosed to be in the local language. Regulation 17 on public hearings does not specifically prescribe the use of local language. However, the practice adopted by the EPA under Regulation 17 of LI 1652, has been to have proceedings in the local communities conducted in the local language; NGOs may attend and make submissions for and on behalf of communities. Despite the differences identified, the practice has been that where a mitigation plan affects local communities, proceedings are conducted in the local language

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Resettlement assistance will be given to squatters Will adopt Bank's policy

Will adopt Bank

Bank Policy (Or 4.00) Requirements (Objective and



9. Apply the principles described in the involuntary resettlement section of this Table, as applicable and relevant, to subprojects requiring land acauisition.


No relevant constitutional or ive orovision identified.

10. Design, document, I No constitutional or legislative provision on such participatory processes. and disclose before appraisal of projects involving involuntary restriction of access to legally designated parks and protected areas, a participatory process for: (a) preparing and implementing project components; (b) establishing eligibility criteria; (c) agreeing on mitigation measures that help improve or restore livelihoods in a manner that maintains the sustainability of the or protected area; (d) resolving conflicts; and (e) monitoring implementation.

II. hnplement aU relevant I No relevant constitutional or legislative provision identified. resettlement plans before project completion and provide resettlement entitlements before displacement or restriction

l.and Acquisition and Resettlement Policy Fram.ework 40


Given the breadth of coverage of LI 1652, there appears to be no significant difference save the substantive limitations noted above, including that only those with legal or propriety rights to such lands are entitled to be compensated.

Gap with respect to the specific participatory process envisaged in the Bank policy.

No equivalence on implementing all relevant resettlement plans before project comp or on providing resettlement entitlements before displacement or restriction of access. Even if these requirements are met, they would be applicable only to communities

VRA

Mitigation Measures

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Bank Policy (OP 4.00) Involuntary Resettlement Significant differences between OP 4.00 Mitigation Measures Requirements Government of Ghana's Equivalent Requirements and Government requirements. (Objective and

Constitutional and Legislative Provisions Operational Principles) -------

of access. For projects with proprietary rights or interests in affected involving restrictions of lands. access, impose the restrictions in accordance with the timetable in the plan of actions.

12. Assess whether the EPA AC4 1994 Section 2 (i) enjoins the EPA to ensure compliance \vith EIA No equivalence: no provision on assessing • Distric Assemblies in whose objectives of the procedures in the planning and execution of development projects including whether the objectives of the resettlement jurisdiction projects are implem resettlement instrument compliance in respect of existing projects. instrument have been achieved upon ented will monitor compliance . have been achieved, upon completion. • VRA submits annual report to completion of the project, EPA, which will indicate taking account of the compliance baseline conditions and the results of resettlement monitoring.

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COMPENSATION VALUES FOR AFFECTED HOUSES

No. Community House No. Name Of Owner{S) Value GhC TotalGhC Preferred , Compensation

01 Zorbisi Unnumbered Joseph Atindaana 14,300.00 14,300.00 Cash Hse (1)

02 Zorbisi ZB 120 Akolbila Abaane 15,100.00 Akolgo Adongo 7,400.00 22,500.00 Replace

03 Zorbisi ZB 119 Adongo Asakeborakene 10,010.00 10,010.00 Cash

04 Zorbisi Unnumbered Unkown 9,800.00 9,800.00 Cash Hse 2

05 Zorbisi Unnumbered Janet Anunye 80,900.00 80,900.00 Replace Hse 3

06 Zorbisi Unnumbered Aduko Atindaana 9,300.00 9,300.00 Cash Hse4

07 Zorbisi ZB 235 Ayine Ayambire 11,000.00 11,000.00 Cash

08 50rkabisi Unnumbered Azumbila Ayambire 5,580.00 5,580.00 Cash Hse (5)

09 Sorkabisi S.298 Apogbire akurugu 3,100.00 Abelyine Akurugu 4,500.00 7,600.00 Cash

10 Sorkabisi 5.326 Nsobilla Adaliba 4,140.00 Ayemsigya Adaliba 3,600.00 Aboye Adallba 2,100.00 Peter Adaliba 4,600.00 Samson Adaliba 2,600.00 Akomaye D. Adaliba 5,590.00 22,630.00 Cash

11 Yikene Unnumbered Safianu Mustapha 6.130.00 6,130.00 Cash Hse 6

12 Yikene Unnumbered Anapoka Akayorbe 5,480.00 5,480.00 Cash Hse (7)

13 Yikene Unnumbered Angeboba Akolbire 3,900.00 3,900.00 Cash Hse (8)

14 Yikene Unnumbered Atungyire Ayineyehia 2.200.00 2,200.00 Cash Hse (9)

15 Sumbrungu I Unnumbered Adongo Azokor • 4,600.00

i I Hse (10) Agure Azokor 1,830.00

• Ayanore Mbibire 7.220.00 13,650 Cash

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No. Community House No. Name Of Owner(S) ValueGhC Total GhC Preferred Compensation

16 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Nyaaba Abondaa 5,300.00 Hse (11) Azure Abodaa 3,900.00

Atampugre Abodaah 2,600.00 11,800.00 Cash

17 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Desmond Aboyinga 11,030.00 11,030.00 Cash Hse (12)

18 Sumbrungu S.46 Alazoe Aboyinga 5,200.00 Akebange Aboyinga 2/300.00 Akabare Aboyinga 3,220.00 10,720.00 Cash

19 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Asiraboya Aposama 800.00 800.00 Cash Hse (13)

20 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Abane Adongo 790.00 Hse (14) Aundera Adongo 4,400.00 5,190.00 Cash

21 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Akolgo Ayele-era 4/700.00 Hse (15) Akolgo Anaba 1,460.00 6,160.00 Cash

22 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Akasoba Aboture 8,280.00 8,280.00 Cash

Hse (16)

23 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Amantara Akolga 2,400.00 Hse (17) Atoleyele Akolgo 3,700.00

Ayenvoh Akolgo 2,500.00 8,600.00 Cash

24 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Ayandor Ayorna 3,000.00 3,000.00 Cash Hse (18)

25 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Atigeyelsom Apeele 4,950.00 Hse (19) Mma Agea Apeele 1.780.00 6,730.00 Cash

26 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Adagnera Agodeh 2,600.00 2,600.00 Cash Hse (20)

27 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Asolara Anongteem 5,800.00 Hse (21) Azogkia Anongteem 3,440.00

Atule Anongteem 2,800.00 Abentole Anongteem 2,600.00 14,640.00 Cash

28 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Nsoh Aduko 56,200.00 56,200.00 Cash Hse (22)

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29 Kulbia i Unnumbered Yaw Ayesiyenga 12.300000 i 2,300.00 Cash Hse (23) i

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30 Kulbia Unnumbered Alongya Anaama 5,900.00 5,900.00 Cash Hse (24)

31 Kulbia Unnumbered Azure Aleena 6,300.00 6,300.00 Cash Hse (25)

32 Kulbia Unnumbered Nyaaba Avalum 1,800.00 1,800.00 Cash Hse (26)

33 Kulbia Unnumbered Awompelba Aniterika 2,900.00 .

2,900.00 Cash

Hse (27)

34 Kulbia Unnumbered Nicholas A. 39,200.00 39,200.00 Replace Hse (28)

35 Kulbia Unnumbered Mathew Anafu Ania 18,960.00 18,960.00 Cash

Hse (29)

36 Kulbia Unnumbered Azaare Adongo 4,800.00 4,800.00 Cash Hse (30)

37 Kulbia Unnumbered Atanga Adugbire 4,400.00 4,400.00 Cash Hse (31)

38 Kulbia Unnumbered Nsobono Asogeya 8,600.00 8,600.00 Cash Hse (32)

39 Kulbia Unnumbered Akakiya Aduko 5,800.00 5,800.00 Cash Hse (33)

40 Kulbia Unnumbered Akansige Asarega 2,200.00 2,200.00 Cash Hse (34)

41 Kulbia Unnumbered Atanga Ania 3,700.00 3,700.00 Cash Hse (35)

42 Kulbia Unnumbered Akolgo Atiah 3,000.00 3,000.00 Cash Hse (36)

43 Anateem Unnumbered Nsoh Asaah 4,200.00 Hse (37) Ayamga Asaah 4,900.00 9,100.00 Cash

44 Anateem SCG.54 Akazuo Asakia 3/000.00 Ayamga Asakia 7/500.00 Akolpoka Asakia i 2/570.00 Apoya Asakia

13,000.00 i

Ada-enge Asakia 2/940.00 I 21,210.00 i I Agurikai Asakia 2,200.00 i Cash

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45 Kandiga SCG.21 Abubakar Amune 4,980.00 Hawa Amune 3,500.00 Mariamah Amune 3,800.00 Bukari Amune 6,300.00 18,580.00 Cash

46 Kandiga Unnumbered Agoo Azoomah 2,200.00 2,200.00 Cash Hse (38 )

47 Kandiga Unnumbered Emmanuel Anontara 1,600.00 1,600.00 Cash

Hse {39 }

48 Kandiga SCG.14 Haruna Asinaba 5.400.00 5,400.00 Cash

49 Kandiga SCG.04 Abobre Azeele 6,900.00 6,900.00 Cash

50 Kandiga SBH.63 Assibi Atampugre 2,200.00 Akunorgu Atampugre 2,910.00 5,110.00 Cash

51 Doba Unnumbered Albert Agamu 5,320.00 5,320.00 Cash Hse {40}

52 Doba SBH.92A Ajuri Akajebi 3,400.00 SBH 92 B Ajuri Akajebi 9.700.00 13,100.00 Cash

53 Doba Unnumbered Akanlorbe Akaswine 19,200.00 19,200.00 Cash Hse (41)

54 Doba SBH.20 Akaduma Alugah 6,500.00 Kalor N. Alugah 5,800.00 Amantara Alogeh 3,100.00 Nchoyine Alogeh 2,050.00 17,450.00 Cash

55 Doba SBH.16 Apapen Alor 2,700.00 2,700.00 Cash

56 Doba SBH.54 Adagwe Akabure 3,700.00 3,700.00 Cash

57 Doba SBH.07 Asinaba Ayedana 2,000.00 2,000.00 Cash

58 Doba SBe. 40 Thomas Akanzue 3,970.00 Awinebunor Akanzu 1,830.00 John Aponaba 1,200.00 Alom Aponaba 1,870.00 8,870.00 Cash

59 Doba SBe. 35 Atugurhyure Akumaya 13,600.00 . Atugumyure Francis • 15,100.00 37,570.00 Cash

I Amoah Amorde 60 Doba SBe. 31 6,200.00 6,200.00 • Cash

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No. Community House No. Name Of Owner(S) Value GhC Total GhC Preferred Compensation

61 Doba SSe. 26 Akagur i Kwame 8,610.00 8,610.00 Cash

62 Doba SSe. 22 Aweligya Achar 4,630.00 Charles Achar 3,100.00 Abagna Achar 3,300.00 Lucy Achar 6,510.00 Sernabas Achar 5,300.00 22,840.00 Cash

63 Doba SSC.69 Ajureh Atiah 2,600.00 2,600.00 Cash

64 Doba SBe.14 Kupaperi Wejon 2,100.00 Diana Makoo 2,530.00 Awusagi Wejon 5,000.00 9,630.00 Cash

65 Do.ba SBC.16 Raymond Ayenden 5,260.00 \ 5,260.00 Cash

66 Nayagnia SBe. 53 MaawoAzaga 4,760.00 4,760.00 Cash

67 Nayagnia SBD.58 Anyenem Harry Abem 4,260.00 John Abem 6,040.00 Kunerwo Abem 1,400.00 11,700.00 Cash

68 Nayagnia SBD.51 Awucharli Bechong 2,650.00 2,650.00 Cash

69 Nayagnia SBD.50 Toore Konwane 4,080.00 Kweku Konwane 2,800.00 Kojegah Konwane 1,400.00 8,280.00 Cash

70 Pinyoro NBE 57 Clement Womokia 5,600.00 5,600.00 Cash

71 Pungu- NBF 42 Amori Nagua 3,600.00 3,600.00 Cash Nimbasinia

72 Pungu- NBF41 Bawa Watin Bindor 7,800.00 Nimbasinia Gordon Bindor 5,400.00 13,200.00 Cash

73 Pungu- NBF 26 Stan. K. Faghembona 8,700.00 8,700.00 Cash Nimbasinia

74 Pungu- NBD 18 Sezem Atingba 4,500.00 Nimbasinia Apenya Kadorgiba 3,800.00 8,300.00 Cash

75 Pungu- NBD62 Kwowusagi alugu 5,000.00 ! 5,000.00 Cash Nimbasinia

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No. Community House No. Name Of Owner(S) ValueGhC Total GhC Preferred Compensation

76 Pungu- NBF 25 Sedi Chigabapae 1,200.00 Nimbasinia Sedam Chigabapae 360.00 1,560.00 Cash

77 Tekuru-Kizito NBF 35 Nantra Apuri 6,500.00 6,500~00 Cash

78 Tekuru-Kizito NEF48 Ajekiba Pruyure 6,100.00 Moah Pruyure 4,200.00 10,300.00 Cash

79 Nyangua- NEA 18 Abayagi Kobina 6,200.00 6,200.00 Cash

Kwania

80 Nyangua- NEA57 Adapuna Agaah 5,700.00 5,700.00 Cash

Kwania

81 Nyangua- NEA 14 Navrodan Adika 4,900.00 Kwania Navrodan Kofi 3,700.00 8,600.00 Cash

82 Nyangua- NEA08 Bayiremah Songochugu 3,400.00 3,400.00 Cash

Kwania

83 Badunu NBD 21 Averu Lugbori 8,600.00 8,600.00 Cash

84 Zenga Unnumbered Ajandiawe Sanweye 4,600.00 4,600.00 Cash Hse 41

85 Zenga NOB. 34 Kwara Ateh ,600.00 Kaba Adii 7,400.00 David Wemogura 5,200.00 Kadda Kaba 3,600.00 Womvayiri kaba 3,000.00 Anutuo B. Kaba 1.710.00 26,510.00 Cash

86 Paga NAB. 34 Baitue Ajuah 4,800.00 Ayeretigano Adda 1,700.00 Karim Adjua 2,400.00 Ajereba Adjua 880.0 Baanowo Adjua 2,730.00 Salifu A. Adjuah 2,000.00 14,510.00 Cash

87 Paga NAB. 27 Kaba Weseh 3,100.00 3,100.00 Cash

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BUILDING REPORT

No. Name and Address Description Dimension Area (m) (M')

1.0 JOSEPH A TINDAANA PROPERTY REF NO. {UNNUMBERED} HOUSE 1 Bedroom 15.54 UNNUMBERED HSE 1 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 4.10 x 3.79 ZORBISI This subject property is a four-bedroom uncompleted building of sandcrete block construction with n 15.61

partly closed verandahs at the frontage. CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS 4.12 x 3.79 Floor: Only hard core fill Bedroom 15.61 Walls: Sandcrete block work not rendered either way 4.l2x3.79 Doors: Nil Bedroom 15.54 Window: Nil 4.10 x 2.00 Ceiling: Nil Partly Closed Ver. 8.20 Roof: Double pitch type with fascia boards and covered with corrugated iron sheets (CIS) 4.12 x 2.00 FITTINGS: Nil Partlv Closed Ver. 8.24 SERVICES: Nil 4.12 x 2.00 DRAINAGE: Natural Partly Closed Ver. 8.24 GENERAL CONDITION: The property at its present level of construction appears structurally sound 4.12 x 2.00 by physical observation. No significant defects were identitled on any part as at the time of inspection Partly Closed Ver. 8.20

4.10 x 2.00

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2.1 AKOLBILA ABAANE PROPERTY REF. NO. ZB 120 A Bedroom HOUSE NO. ZB 120 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.82 x 3.20 12.22 ZORBISI This property forms part of a local compound house comprising two separate sub-compounds. It consists Closed Verandah

of 6 No. bedrooms and other ancillary structures enclosing a paved yard. CONSTRUCTIONAL 3.82 x 1.40 5.35 DETAILS Bedroom Floor: Ordinary cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas. 3.84 x 3.84 14.75 Walls: Sun-dried bricks rendered both ways with mixture of coal tar and swish. Partly closed Ver. Door: Ledged and battened types and trap doors, titted for all areas. 3.84 x 1.98 7.60 Windows: Glazed louvre blades in aluminium carriers with wire mesh and aluminium nettings for all Bedroom areas. 3.98 x 3.65 14.53 Ceiling: Nil Bedroom Roof: Double pitched type for all areas covered with CIS, except pen that has thatch. 4.50 x 3.65 16.43 FITTINGS: Apart from electrical fittings such as switches and sockets as well as lamp holders, no Living room fittings were found in the premises as at the time of inspection. 4.36 x 3.65 15.91 SERVICES: Only electricity has been connected to the property from the public utility mains. Closed verandah GENERAL CONDITION: The subject property, generally is in a fairly good condition. No signitlcant 3.98 x 1.92 7.64 defects were identified on any of the units except sections of walls of the bam and pen that have Bedroom developed serious cracks. 3.30 x 3.26 10.76

Kitchen 1.57 x 1.92 3.01 Kitchen


1.35 x 1.92 2.59 Bath 1.45 x 1,45 2.10 Bam 3.12 x (0.45)2 0.64 Pen 1.32 x 1.20 1.58 Pen 3.14 x (0.75)2 1.76

Yard 3.98 x 1.00 3.10x3.00 5.80 x 5.00 42.28 Fence wall 2.37 x 1.50 3.54 x 150 2.40 x 1.22 2.15 x 1.22 0.85 x 1.53 15.72

2.2 AKOLGO ADONGO PROPERTY REFERENCE NO. ZB 120 B Bedroom HOUE NO. ZB 120 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.68 x 3.50 12.88 ZORBISI This is a five bedroom structure and forms the northern section of the compound house numbered ZB Bedroom

120. 3.65 x 2.40 8.76 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY Bedroom Floor: Cement screed finish for all areas. 3.50 x 2.40 8.40 Walls: sun-dried bricks and rendered for all areas except the kitchen that is un-rendered. Bedroom Doors: Ledged and battened for only two bedrooms, other units have no doors 3.65 x 3.30 12.04 Windows: Ledged and battened type for only two bedrooms, whilst all other units have no doors Bedroom Ceiling: Nil 2.85 x 2.62 7.47 Roof: Timber members covered with CIS for two bedrooms, swish flat type for one room whilst the rest Kitchen have thatch. 2.80 x 2.60 7.28 FITTINGS: Only electrical fittings such as switches and sockets were identified in the property. Store SERVICES: Only electricity have been connected from the public utility mains to the property. 2.85 x 2.85 8.12 DRAINAGE: Natural Toilet GENERAL CONDITION: Generally the property is in a fair state of repair except the following 1.35 x 0.85 1.15 defects that were noticed on inspection: Bath

• Series of potholes were noticed on the paved yard 1.35 x 0.85 1.15

• Section of walls to the property eroded by rain Staircase 2.70 x 1.10 2.97 Utility space

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2.750.30 0.82 Lobby 2.60 x 1.30 3.38 Partly Closed ver. 3.68 x 1.50 5.52 Partly Closed ver. 2.90 x 2.90 8041 Paved yard 6.25 x 5.00 31.25 8.00 x 2.60 20.80 3.50 x 1.20 4.20 3.95 x 0.85 3.36

3.0 ADONGO PROPERTY REF NO. ZB 119 Bedroom ASAKEBORAKENE BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2040 x 2.70 6048 HOUSE NO. ZB 119 This is a five bedroom sun-dried brick compound house with kitchen, bath and other units enclosing a Bedrooms ZORBISI yard. 2(3.60 x 3.70) 26.64

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY Bedroom Floor: cement screed for all areas except the kraal that is unpaved 2.72 x 3.3.5 9.11 Walls: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways with coal tar and swish for all areas. Bedroom Doors: Ledged and braced types for only the bedrooms, other units have no doors. 2.72 x 3.35 8.98 Window: Jalousie type for two bedrooms and none for other areas Kitch~n Ceiling: Nil 2.25 x 2.60 5.85 Roof: CIS on timber members for four bedrooms and kitchen. Others have thatch Partly Closed Ver. FITTINGS: Electrical switches, sockets and lamp holders only 2(1.62 x 3.60) 11.66 SERVICES: Only electricity have been connected to the premises from the public utility mains Partly closed Ver. GENERAL CONDITION: The property generally is in a good state of repair except few cracks noticed 1.32 x 6.92 9.13 on the floor and upper sections of some of the walls eroded by rain wash. Bath

1.22 x lAO 1.71 Paved yard 3040 x llAO 37.74 2.75x4.81 13.23

4.0 UNKNOWN PROPERTY REFERENCE NO. (UNNUMBERED) HOUSE 2 Bedroom UNNUMBERED HOUSE BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 4.13 x 3.68 15.20 2 This property is an uncompleted three-bedroom residential unit of sandcrete block house built up to the Bedroom ZORBISI roofing level.CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS 4.08 x3.68 15.01

Floor: Hard core fill Bedroom Walls: sandcrete block work not rendered 4.09 x 3.68 15.05 Doors: Nil Partly Closed ver. Windows: Nil 4.13 x 2.01 8.30 Ceiling: Nil Partly closed ver.

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Roof: Nil 4.08 x 2.01 8.20 SERVICES: Nil Partly closed ver. GENERAL CONDITION: The property in its present stage of construction appears structurally sound 4.09 x 2.01 8.22 by physical observation with no visible defects

5.0 JANET ANUNYE PROPERTY REFERENCE NO. (UNNUMBERED) HOUSE 3 Bedroom UNNUMBERED HOUSE BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2(3.60 x 4.40) 31.68 3 This is an eighteen bedroom sandcrete block compound house enclosing an open yard in the middle with Bedroom ZORBISI only the northern side yet to be completed.CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS 3.50 x 4.40 15.40

Floor: ordinary cement on mass concrete Bedroom Walls: sandcrete block work rendered and painted only at the completed section 3.64 x 4.40 16.02 Doors: Ledged and battened type for all areas Bedroom Windows: Glaze louvre blades in adjustable aluminium carriers, burglar proof iron rods and mosquito 3.69 x 4.40 16.24 proof nettings Bedroom Ceiling: Plywood boards for only three rooms 3.69 x 4.05 14.94 Roof: CIS on timber members for all areas Bedroom FITTINGS: Apart from electrical fittings such as switches, sockets and lamp holders, no other was 3.69 x 3.90 14.39 identified in the property. Bedroom SERVICES: Only electricity has been connected to the house from the public utility mains 3.30 x 3.69 12.18 GENERAL CONDITION: The property which is of recent construction appears structurally sound Bedroom from physical observation. There were however, few cracks on section of the external walls and the 3.65 x 3.65 13.32 floor. Bedroom

3.65 x 3.97 14.49 Bedroom 2(3.80 x 3.97) 30.17 Bedroom 2(3.90 x 3.97) 30.97 Bedroom 3.83 x 3.97 15.20 Living room 3.60 x 4.40 15.84 Living room 3.55 x 3.97 14.09 Living room 3.67 x 3.97 14.57 Closed verandah 3(1.80 x 3.60) 19.44 1.80 x 3.50 6.30 1.80 x 3.64 6.55 1.69 x 2.25 3.80 1.69 x 3.90 6.59 1.69 x 3.30 5.58

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1.80 x 1.90 3.42 I 80 x 1.89 3.40 2(1.80 x 3.80) 13.68 1.65 x 1.77 2.92 1.65 x 1.98 3.27 1.64 x 3.39 5.57 Entrance 1.82 x 5.69 10.35 Yard 2.80 x 15.89 2.02 x 15.74 2.80 x 9.29 Bathroom 1.12 x 1.45 ....

1.09 x 1.45 Toilet 1.12 x 1.45 Lobby 1.12 x 3.95 Uncom21eted Section Bedroom 3.83 x 3.97 Bedroom 2(3.83 x 3.95) Bedroom 3.83 x 3.93

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6.0 ADUKO A TINDAANA PROPERTY REF: NO. (UNNUMBERED) HOUSE 4 Bedroom UNNUMBERED HOUSE BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.80 x 3.68 13.98 4 This is a two-bedroom sandcrete block house with a closed verandah at the Bedroom ZORBISI frontage.CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS 3.80 x 3.65 13.87

Floor: smooth cement screed on mass concrete Closed Verandah Walls: sandcrete block work and not rendered 7.75 x 1.68 13.02 Doors: ledged and battened type with trap doors for the principal rooms Windows: Glaze louvre blades, welded wire mesh and mosquito proof nettings Ceiling: Nil Roof: double pitch type with CIS FITTINGS: Nil SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Nil

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GENERAL CONDITION: The property which newly constructed appears strong structurally with no visible defects.

7.0 AYINE AYAMBlRE PROPERTY REF NO. ZB 235 D

HOUSE NO. ZB 235 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.74 x 2.90 10.85 ZORBISI This is a three-bedroom unit of sun-dried brick construction with a semi-detached bath all of which form o ,A,

part of a local compound house. 5.70 x4.78 27.25 CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS D

Floor: Ordinary cement screed for all areas 4.87 x 3.68 17.92 Walls: Sun-dried bricks rendered both ways with coal tar and swish Living: room Door: Ledged and braced type for all areas 4.87 x 2.00 9.74 Window: Glaze Louvre blades, with welded steel mesh and iron rods as well as mosquito proof nettings Closed \/pr.,nrl.,h

Ceiling: Nil 5.00 x 2.27 Roof: Double pitch covered with CIS and ending on fascias. 2.59 x 1.02 13.99 FITTINGS: Electrical switches, sockets and lamp holders only Bath SERVICES: Only electricity has been provided from the public mains 2.60 x 1.85 4.81 GENERAL CONDITION: The property is in a good condition and appears well maintained. No significant defects were seen, except for minor cracks on the floor.

8.0 AZUMBILA A Y AMBIRE PROPERTY REF: NO. {UNNUMBERED} HOUSE 5 Bedroom UNNUMBERED USE 5 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.45 x 3.69 12.70 SORKABISI This is a 5 bedroom local compound house of mass swish construction with a bath, kitchen and other Bedroom

ancillary structures enclosing a cemented yard 3.64 x 3.68 13.39 CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS Bedroom Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas. 2.75 x 2.84 7.81 Wall: Mass swish rendered with coal tar and swish for all areas Bedroom Doors: Ledged and battened for all the bedrooms. Other units have no doors. 3.14 x (1.25)2 4,91 Windows: Nil Bedroom Ceiling: Nil 2.60 x 3.47 9.02 Roof: Corrugated Iron Sheets (CIS) for 2 bedrooms and swish flat type for other 2 bedrooms. All other Kitchen units are unroofed 2.05 x 2.34 4.91 SERVICE Nil Kitchen DRAINAGE: Natural 2.05 x 2.34 4.80 GENERAL CONDITION: The subject property which appears to be of recent construction is in a good Closed Verandah state of repair and structural condition, except that few cracks were noticed on section of the walls to the 1.34 x 3.64 4.88 kitchen and two of the bedrooms. Closed Verandah

1.74 x 3.45 6.0 Utili ty sQace 1.20 x4.08 4.90 Goat pen 3.14 x (1.35)2 5.73 Paved yard

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1.36 x 3.15 4.65 x 9.65 0.85 x 3.15 53.09

9.1 APOGBIRE AKURUGU PROPERTY REF NO: S 298 A Bedroom HOUSE NO. S298 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.16 x 3.42 10.81 SORKABISI This forms the western section of a local mass swish compound house numbered S 298 comprising 5 Bedroom

Bedrooms and other units which partly enclose an open cemented yard. 3.57 x 2.94 10.50 CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS Bedroom Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas. 2.90 x 3.70 10.73 Wall: Mass swish rendered with a mixture of swish and coal tar for all acres. Bedroom Doors:_ Ledged and battened for only the bedrooms. while other units have no doors. 2.98 x 3.11 9.27 Windows: Nil Bedroom Ceiling: Nil 3.10 x 2.58 8.00 Roof: CIS for 2 bedrooms, swish flat under laid with logs for I bedroom. Other units are unroofed. Porch SERVICES: Nil 1.15 x 0.62 0.71 DRAINAGE: Natural Porch GENERAL CONDITION: The subject property is in fairly good structural condition and state of repair. 1.l7 x 0.64 0.75 However, the following were noticed during inspection: Hencoop

• Rear wall of 1 bedroom fallen off 3.14 x (0.93)2 2.72 • series of cracks on paved yard and section of wall OQen Yard • upper section of some walls eroded by rain. 4.32 x 4.30

154 x 4.71 25.50 LESS: Porch Porch 2/3 (bedroom) 6.79

18.71

9.2 ABELYINE AKURUGU PROPERTY REF NO: S 298 B Bedroom HOUSE NO. S298 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.08 x 3.95 12.17 SORKABISI This forms the eastern section of a local mass swish compound house numbered S 298 and also consist Bedroom

of 4 Bedrooms and other units which partly enclose an open cemented yard. 2.64 x 3.77 9.95 CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS Bedroom Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas. 3.64 x 3.60 13.10 Wall: Mass swish rendered with a mixture of swish and coaltar for all acres except I bedroom which Bedroom has sun-dried bricks and unrendered. 2.70 x 4.28 11.56 Doors:_ Ledged and battened for 2 bedrooms only while other units have no doors. Kitchen Windows: Nil 2.60 x2.70 7.02 Ceiling: Nil Bath Roof: Swish flat under laid with logs for 2 bedrooms whilst hen coop is roofed with thatch. Other units 1.97 x 2.10 4.14 are unroofed. Paved Yard

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10.1 NSOBILA ADALIBA HOUSE NO. S 326 SORKABISI

==='-"='-="'-'-=~"'-'-'-C The subject property is in fairly good structural condition and state of repair. However, the following were noticed during inspection:

• roofs of2 No. bedrooms have fallen in • door to I No. bedroom removed from its frame • series of cracks on paved yard and section of wall

upper section of some walls eroded by rain

PROPERTY REF: NO. S 326 A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY This is a 4 unit bedroom compound and forms the central portion of the whole compound house numbered S 326 and enclosing an open cemented yard. CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas. Wall: Mass swish rendered with coaltar and swish for all areas Doors: Ledged and battened for only I bedroom. Other units have no doors. Windows: Nil Ceiling: Nil Roof: Corrugated Iron Sheets (CIS) for 1 bedroom and thatch for another. All other units are unroofed SERVICE: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: The following were noticed during the inspection:

• Roofofbedroom (1) ripped oflby storm • Sections of walls eroded by rain • Sacks on sections of walls and cement screed

Not withstanding the above, the property appears quite good.

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Y2(3.14 X 0.902)

1.35 x 2.20 1.72 x 3.00 4.00 x 9.25 2.85 x 6.40 Goat pen 1.44 x 2.80 Goat pen 2.70 x 2.45 Goat pen

Annex 3

66.31

4.03

6.61

3.14 X (1.30)2 I 5.31 Goat pen 1.45 x 1.68 I 2.44

Bedroom 3.41 x 3.55 Bedroom 3.83 x 3.75 Bedroom 3.10 x 3.40 Bedroom 3.20 x 3.40 Kitchen 3.14 x (0.95)2 Hen coop 3.14 x (0.63)2 Bath 1.0 x 1.40 Closed Ver. 1.65 x 3.83 Open Yard 1.64 x 2.03 4.76 x 4.47 2.30 x 3.24 4.20 x 7.73 2.80 x 4.60

Hencoop Y2(barn)

1)

12.11

14.36

10.79

10.88

2.83

1.25

1.40

6.32

77.41

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'10.2 A YEMSIGY A ADALIBA HOUSE S. 326 SORKABISI

10.3 PETER ADALIBA HOUSE S. 326 SORKABISI

10.4 ~I\:OMA YE DICKSON

PROPERTY REF: NO. S 326 B BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY This property forms the central section of the compound house numbered S 326 and comprises 4 No. bedrooms and a living room partly enclosing an open yard DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION

Floor: Only compacted gravel for all areas Walls: Mass swish rendered with swish and coaltar for all areas except 1 bedroom that is unrendered. Doors: Panel type for 1 bedroom, all other areas has no doors. Windows: Nil Ceiling: Nil Roof: Corrugated iron sheets (CIS) for only 1 bedroom and living room. All other units are unroofed. SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil GENERAL CONDITION: The property appears to be structurally sound by physical observation with the exception of the following:

o Roofs of2 No. bedrooms ripped off. o Rear wall of I No. bedroom fallen off o Serious erosion on most sections of the walls o Few potholes on compacted yard

PROPERTY REF: NO. S 326 C BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY This is a three bedroom single storey mass swish building with a kitchen and an enclosed cemented yard which forms part of a local compound house numbered S. 326 with the constructional details. CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS Floor: smooth cement screed on rammed earth Wall: mass swish rendered both ways. Door: Ledged and battened for 2 bedrooms Window: Glass louvre blades on aluminum carriers to 1 room. Roof: Double pitched roof with CIS for all rooms. SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural surface run oft: GENERAL CONDITION: The property even though, has few cracks on the paved yard and some section of the walls. the property generally appears good in structure and repair.

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Bedroom 3.45 x 3.97 Living room 1.82x5.15 Bedroom 3.45 x 3.71 Bedroom 2.0 x 2.70 Bedroom 2.70 x 2.50 Closed Ver. J.48 x 3.97 Closed Ver. 1.48 x 3.71 Open Yard 3.12 x 2.30 6.85 x 3.80 3.09 x 3.35

Bedroom 3.20 x 3.75 Bedroom 3.I7x3.65 Bedroom 2.77 x 3.56 Kitchen 2.60 x2.86 Closed Ver. 1.47x3.75 1.90 x 3.56 Bath Y2(L80 x 1.0) Paved yard 1.86 x 10.00 2.62 x 2.45 1.68 x 4.00 Utility space

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13.70

9.37

12.80

8.10

6.75

5.88

5.49

43.56

12.00

11.75

9.86

7.44

5.51

0.90

31.74

1.10 x 5.00 I 5.50

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HOUSE S. 326 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.00x3.15 9A5 SORKABISI This is a five bedroom local compound house of mass swish construction with other structures enclosing Bedroom

a paved cemented yard and a kraal with the following constructional details. 3.12 x 3.62 11.29 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas 2.70 x 3.10 8.37 Walls: Mass swish rendered with swish and coal tar for all areas. Bedroom Doors: Ledged and braced type for I bedroom, all other areas has no doors. 3.14 x (1.65)2 8.04 Windows: Nil Bedroom Ceiling: Nil 3.14 x (1.60)2 8.56 Roof: Corrugated iron sheets (CIS) for only I bedroom, thatch to another room. All other units are Bedroom unroofed. 3.14 x (1.40)2 6.16 SERVICES: Nil Kitchen DRAINAGE: Natural 3.14 x (1.10)2 3.80 FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil Goat pen GENERAL CONDITION: The property appears to be structurally sound by physical observation with 3.14 x (U5)2 4.16 the exception of the following: Close ver.

0 Rear wall of I No. bedroom fallen off lAO x 3.62 5.07 0 Serious erosion on most sections of the walls Utility sQace 0 Few potholes on compacted yard 1.82 x 3.38 6.15

5.00 x 9.00 Yz(2.37 x 2.950 48A9 Wall 1.85 x 1.70 1.85 x 2.80 8.32

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10.5 SAMSON ADALIBA PROPERTY REF: NO. S 326 E Bedroom 98 HOUSE NO. S. 326 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2.90 x2.75 SORKABISl This is a 4 bedroom local compound house of sun-dried! mass swish construction with other structures Bedroom 4.29

enclosing a paved cemented yard and a kraal with the following constructional details. 2A5 x 1.75 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom 10.85 Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas 3.50x3.10 Walls: sun-dried! mass swish rendered with swish and coal tar for all areas. Closed ver. 5.08 Doors: Ledged and battened type for 1 bedroom, all other areas have no doors. 3.50 x lA5 Windows: Nil, except I bedroom with frames and wire mesh Bedroom 10.42 Ceiling: Nil 3.72 x 2.80 Roof: Corrugated iron sheets (CIS) for only 1 bedroom, thatch to another room. All other units are Closed ver. 4.84 unroofed. 3.72 x 1.30 SERVICES: Nil Kitchen 2.77 DRAINAGE: Natural 2.02 x 1.37 FITTINGS AND FIlITURES: Nil Bath 1.65

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GENERAL CONDITION: The property appears to be structurally sound by physical observation with 1.65 x 1.00 the exception of the following: Barn 1.41

0 Minor cracks visible on section of wall 3.14 x (0.67)' 0 Serious erosion on most sections ofthe walls Hen coop 1.89 0 Few potholes on compacted yard 1.30 x 1.45

Henccop 0.51 0.82 x 0.62 Yard 3.10 x 4.30 1.0 x 2.30 1.45 x 5.50 1.87 x 0.75 3.84 x 3.50 3.12 x 3.84 53.93 0.80 x 1.90

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10.6 ABONYE ADALIBA PROPERTY REF: NO. S 326 F Bedroom HOUSE S. 326 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.00 x 2.30 6.90 SORKABISI This is a 4 bedroom local compound house of sun-dried! mass swish construction with other structures Bedroom

enclosing a paved cemented yard and a kraal with the following constructional details. 2.36 x 2.2.0 5.19 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas 3.20 x 2.60 8.32 Walls: sun-driedl mass swish rendered with swish and Coal tar for all areas, except bedroom which was Bedroom unrendered. 3.14 x (1.70)2 9.07 Doors: Ledged and battened types for 2 bedrooms, all other areas have no doors. Kitchen Windows: Nit. 3.14 x (1.10)2 3.80 Ceiling: Nil Bath Roof: Thatch to 2 rooms only. All other units are unroofed. 3.14 x (0.72)' 1.63 SERVICES: Nil Barn DRAINAGE: Natural 3.14 x (0.75)' 1.74 FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil Hencoop GENERAL CONDITION: The property appears to be structurally sound by physical observation with 3.14 x (0.28)2 0.25 the exception of the following: Paved yard

0 Minor cracks visible on section of wall Y,(2.20+ 1.28)4.08 0 Serious erosion on most sections of the walls 2.60 x 3.05 0 Roofof2 bedrooms ripped off 3.3.0x3.15

1.12 x 3.15 28.96 LESS: Bath V.(Barn)

25.56

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11.0 SAFIANU MUST APHA PROPERTY REF: NO. {UNNUMBERED} HOUSE 6 Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE 6 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.30 x 4.02 13.27 YIKENE This is a 5 bedroom rectangular shaped local compound house of mass swish construction with a Bedroom

kitchen, bath and closed verandahs enclosing a cemented yard. 3.08 x 4.20 12.94 CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS Bedroom Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas. 3.10 x 4.36 13.52 Wall: Mass swish rendered with coal tar and swish for all areas Bedroom Doors: Ledged and battened for only I bedroom. Other units have only door openings. 3.15 x 4.20 13.23 Windows: Nil Bedroom Ceiling: Nil 2.80 x 3.50 9.80 Roof: CIS for all areas. Kitchen SERVICE: Nil 2.20 x 2.80 6.16 DRAINAGE: Natural Closed verandah GENERAL CONDITION: The subject property which appears to be of recent construction is in a good 1.87 x 3.30 6.17 state of repair and structural condition, except that few cracks were noticed on section ofthe walls. Closed verandah

1.85 x 3.08 5.70 Closed verandah 1.62 x 3.10 5.0.2 Closed verandah l.77x3.15 5.57 Bath 1.90 x 2.00 3.80

12.0 ANAPOKA AKA YORBE PROPERTY REF: NO. {UNNUMBERED} HOUSE 7 Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE 7 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.24 x 1.70 5.50 YIKENE This is a 5 bedroom local compound house of mass swish construction with 2 baths and a kitchen Bedroom

enclosing a cemented yard. 2.75 x 2.66 7.31 CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS Bedroom Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas. 3.02 x 3.70 11.17 Wall: Mass swish rendered with coal tar and swish for all areas Closed Verandah Doors: Ledged and battened for only 2 bedrooms. Other units have no doors. 3.02 x 1.88 5.67

Bedroom Windows: jalousie type for only one bedroom. Others have no windows 2.66 x 3.03 8.05 Ceiling: Nil Bedroom Roof: Corrugated Iron Sheets (CIS) for 2 bedrooms and swish flat type for other 2 bedrooms. All other 3.05 x 2.88 8.78 units are unroofed Kitchen SERVICE: Nil 2.65 x 2.25 5.96 DRAINAGE: Natural Bath GENERAL CONDITION: The subject property which appears to be of recent construction is in a good 1.17 x 1.70 1.98 state of repair and structural condition, except that few cracks were noticed on section of the walls to the Bath kitchen and two of the bedrooms. 1.50 x 1.95 2.92

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2.18 x 1.52 I 2.67 x 3.18

1.20 x 3.85 1.58 x 3.65 2.10 x 2.22 9.43 x 5.27 61.63

13.0 ANGEBOBA AKOLBIRE ROPERTY REF: NO. (UNNUMBERED) HOUSE 8 Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE 8 BRlEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2.50 x 2.60 6.50 YIKENE This is a 3 bedroom local compound house of mass swish construction with other ancillary structures Bedroom

enclosing a paved yard 2.46 x 2.63 6.47 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: Ordinary cement screed on gravel 11.70 Walls: Mass swish rendered both ways. 3.08 x 3.80 Doors: ledged and battened for all areas Kitchen 4.38 Windows: Nil. 3.14 X (1.18)2 Ceiling: Nil Bath 5.69 Roof: CIS for 2 bedrooms, others are unroofed 1.75 x 3.25 SERVICES: Nil Closed ver. 7.07 DRAINAGE: Nil 1.86 x 3.80 FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil Pen 1.13 GENERAL CONDITION: The property appears structurally sound and in a good condition with no 3.14 x (0.60)2 visible defects. Pen 1.50

1.15 x 1.302

Pen 0.08 3.14 x(0.16)2 Yard 3.36 x 7.90 1.20 x 2.90 43.88 3.30 x 4.20 Fence wall 1.57 x 6.0 17.66 1.57 x 5.25

14.0 ATUNGYIRE PROPERTY REF: NO. {UNNUMBERED} HOUSE 9 Bedroom AYINEYEHIA BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 1.85 x 2.87 5.31 UNNUMBERED HSE 9 This is a 2 bedroom local compound house of mass swish construction with other ancillary structures Bedroom SUMBRUNGU enclosing an unpaved yard. 2.85 x 3.50 9.98

DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Kitchen Floor: Compacted gravel 1.30 x 2.25 2.93 Walls: Mass swish rendered both ways. Goat pen Doors: only openings 3.14 x (0.92)2 2.66

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15.1 AGUREAZOKOR UNNUMBERED HSE 10 YIKENE

15.2 I AD6NGO AZOKOR UNNUMBERED HSE 10 YIKENE

for 2 bedrooms, others are unroofed

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Windows: Nil. Ceiling: Nil Roof: Swish fJa1 SERVICES: Ni DRAINAGE:N FITTINGS AND GENERAL CO however few cra'

I FIXTURES: Nil NDITION: The property appears structurally sound and in a good condition. There were lcks on section of the walls and the paved yard.

EF: UNNUMBERED HOUSE 10 A PROPERTY R BRIEF DESCRI This property fo bedroom, and a DETAILSOFC Floor: cement s Walls: Mass sw Doors: Ledged Windows: Nil Ceiling: Nil Roof: Corrugate SERVICES: Ni DRAINAGE:N FITTINGS AND GENERAL CO the exception of

PTION OF PROPERTY rms the western section of the compound house unnumbered 6 and comprises 1 no. kitchen partly enclosing an open yard. ONSTRUCTION reed on compacted gravel for all areas sh rendered with swish and coal tar for all areas. md braced type for bedrooms, all other areas has no doors.

i iron sheets (OS) for bedrooms. All other units are unroofed.

tural I FIXTURES Nil

NDITION: The property appears to be structurally sound by physical observation with the following:

o Roofs 0 fkitchen and pen ripped off. o Serious erosion on most sections ofthe walls o Few po holes on compacted yard

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EF: UNNUMBERED HOUSE 10 B PROPERTY R BRIEF DESCRI This property fo bedrooms, and a

PTION OF PROPERTY 'ms the eastern section ofthe compound house unnumbered 6 and comprises 5 no. kitchen partly enclosing an open yard. ONSTRUCTION DETAILS OF C

Floor: Smooth c Wall: mass swi Door: Ledged a Window: Nil Ceiling: Nil Roof: Double p SERVICES: Ni

ement screed on rammed earth for all areas. h. rendered both ways with swish and coal tar ld braced type for 1 bedroom. No doors for other areas.

:ched covered with CIS t03 bedrooms and swish rooffor 1 bedroom and kitchen.

L-_--'-_________ -J. DRAINAGE: N Itural

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Goat pen 3.14 x (1.l2)' 3.94 Yard 5.32 x 6.61 35.11 Bam 3.14 x (0.12) 1.63

Bedroom 3.50 x 3.65 12.18 Kitchen 3.00 x 3.05 9.15 Yard 3.06 x 3.10 2.60 x6.20 25.61

Bedroom 2.80 x 2.85 1.98 I

Bedroom 2.85 x 2.90 8.21 Bedroom 2.22 x 3.21 1.26 Bedroom 3.41 x 3.85 13.36 Bedroom 3.20 x 3.60 11.52 Kitchen 2.10 x 2.25 4.73 Close ver.

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FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil 1.93 x 5.95 GENERAL CONDITION: The property which appeared quite good during inspection had the following 1.85 x 3.70 defects: 2.18 x 3.20 25.31

0 Series of cracks on yard and sections of walls. Yard 0 Rendering to external walls partly eroded 1.70 x 2.65 0 Signs ofleakage from roof of kitchen 3.10 x 6.00 23.11

Wall (3.10+6.0)1.50 13.65

16.1 ATAMPUGRE PROPERTY REF: UNNUMBERED HOUSE l1A Bedroom ABONDAA BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.60 x 2.80 10.08 UNNUMBERED HSE II This property forms the eastern section of the compound house unnumbered 7 and comprises 2 no. Porch YIKENE bedrooms, and a kitchen partly enclosing an open yard. 1.05 x 0.95 1.00

DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Staircase Floor: Smooth cement screed on rammed earth for all areas. 2.00 x 1.05 2.10 Wall: mass swish rendered both ways with swish and coal tar Bedroom Door: Ledged and battened type for I bedroom. No doors for other areas. 3.58 x 2.80 1O.Q2 Window: Nil Porch Ceiling: Nil 0.58 x 0.90 0.77 Roof: swish flat roof for the bedrooms and thatch for barns. Kitchen SERVICES Nil 3.14 x (1.20)2 4.52 DRAINAGE: Natural Bath FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil 1.70 x 1.43 2.43 GENERAL CONDITION: The property which appeared quite good during inspection had the following Bam defects: 3.14 x (1.20)2 3.80

0 Series of cracks -on yard and sections of walls. Barn 0 Rendering to external walls partly eroded 3.14 x 1.20)2 1.76

Yard \1,(3.75+3.62)6.30 3.65 x 5.36 3.65 x 1.05 46.61

16.2 AZURE ABONDAA PROPERTY REF: UNNUMBERED HOUSE 11 B Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE II BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.90 x3.20 12.48 YIKENE This property forms the central section of the compound house unnumbered 7 and comprises 2 no. P.C.V

bedrooms, and a kitchen partly enclosing an open yard. 3.20 x l.80 5.76 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: Smooth cement screed on rammed earth for all areas. 3.38 x 2.60 8.79 Wall: mass swish rendered both ways with swish and coal tar Porch Door: Ledged and battened type for I bedroom. No doors for other areas. 1.28 x 1.04 1.33

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Window: small jalousie type for 1 room Staircase Ceiling: Nil 2.10 x 1.40 2.94 Roof: CIS for 1 bedroom, swish flat type for the other and thatch for barns. Kitchen SERVICES: Nil 2.57 x 2.68 6.89 DRAINAGE: Natural Pen FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil 1.96 x 1.20 2.35 GENERAL CONDITION: the property generally is in a fairly good condition. No significant defects Bath were identified on any of its constituent parts except for minor cracks visible on sections of the units as 1.80 x 1.75 3.15 well as that of the walls. Passage

3.04 x 1.1.2 3.40 Yard 8.60 x 6.88 1.40 x 4.72 1.80 x 5.44 3.60 x 1.80 119.48

16.3 NY AABA ABONDAA PROPERTY REF: UNNUMBERED HOUSE 11 C Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE 11 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.53 x 3.00 10.59 YIKENE This property forms the western section of the compound house unnumbered 7 and comprises 4 no. Bedroom

bedrooms, 2 kitchens and other units partly enclosing an open yard. 3.06 x 2.90 8.87 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: Smooth cement screed on rammed earth for all areas. 3.3.0 x 3.60 11.88 Wall: mass swish rendered both ways with swish and coal tar Closed ver. Door: Ledged and battened type for 2 bedrooms and panel type for 1 bedroom. No doors for other areas. 3.30 x 1.67 5.51 Window: small jalousie type for 1 room Bedroom Ceiling: Nil 4.20 x 3.40 14.28 Roof: CIS for 2 bedrooms, swish flat type for 1 bedroom and thatch for pen and barns. Closed ver. SERVICES: Nil 4.20 1.92 8.06 DRAINAGE: Natural Kitchen FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil 2.25x2.10 4.73 GENERAL CONDITION: the property generally is in a fairly good condition. No significant defects Kitchen were identified on any of its constituent parts except some minor cracks visible on sections of the units 2.60 x 2.00 5.20 as well as that of the walls and pot holes on the yard. Utili!y sQace

1.40 x 3.50 2.10 x 1.20 3.14 x (1.20)' 11.94 Pen 3.14 x (1.00)' 3.14 Barn 3.14 x (0.85)' 2.26 Yard Y2(4.20 x 4.85)2

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7.10 x 3.70 9.18 x 9.30 2.00 x 2.38 126.59

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17.0 DESMOND ABOYINBA ROPERTY REF: NO. (UNNUMBERED} HOUSE 12 Bedroom

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UNNUMBERED HSE 12 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.39 x 3.66 12.41 SUMBRUNGU This is a 4 NO. bedroom and living room with bath and toilet sandcrete block structure constructed to the Living room

I intel level. 3.39 x 4.20 14.24 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: Natural earth 3.39 x 3.68 12.48 Walls: Sandcrete block work yet to be rendered. Bedroom Doors: Nil, only openings 3.39 x 3.35 11.36 Windows: Nil, only openings Bedroom I

Ceiling: Nil 4.20x3.35 14.07 Roof: Nil Kitchen SERVICES: Nil 3.35 x 2.13 7.14 DRAINAGE: Nil FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil 3.35 x 1,41 4.72 GENERAL CONDITION: The property which is still under construction appears structurally sound and Corridor in a good condition with no visible defects. 10.31 x 1.50 15.47

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18.1 ALAZOE ABOYINGA PROPERTY REF: NO. S 46 A Bedroom HOUSE NO. S 46 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.38 x 3.85 13.01 SUMBUNRUNGU This property forms the northern section of the compound house numbered S.46 and it comprises 3 Bedroom

bedrooms with other ancillary structures together enclosing an open yard. 3.95 x 3.40 13.43 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas. 3,49 x 3.61 12.60 Walls: Mass swish rendered both ways with swish and coaltar Closed Ver. Doors: Ledged and battened for only 2 No. Bed rooms, other units have no doors. 3,49 x 1.92 6.70 Windows: Nil Closed Ver. Ceiling: Nil 3.95 x 2.09 8.26 Roof: Swish flat for INo. bedroom, CIS for 2 No. bedrooms and thatch for kitchen. Other structures are Kitchen unroofed 2.29 x 2.04 4.63 SERVICES: Nil Kitchen DRAINAGE: Natural 3.14 x ( 1.21 )l 4.60 FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil Grinding room GENERAL CONDITION: The property which appeared quite good during inspection had the following 3.14 x (0.88)Z 2,43 defects: Hen coop

0 Series of cracks on yard and sections of walls. 3.14 x (0.88)Z 2.43 0 Rendering to external walls partly eroded Bath 0 Signs ofleakage from roof of kitchen 1.95 x 2.24 4.37

Staircase

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1.11 x3.90 4.33 Corridor 2.25 x 5.52 12.42 OQen yard 11.64 x 6.12 1.32 x 4.49 77.17 LESS: \I,(G. room) \I,(Hencoop) \I,(Kitchen) \I,(Kitchen) 6.28

70.89

18.2 AKEBANGE ABOYINGA PROPERTY REF: NO. S 46 B Bedroom HOUSE NO. S 46 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.26 x 3.55 11.57 SUMBRUNGU This property forms the south-eastern section of the compound house numbered S. 46 and has only a Closed Ver.

bedroom, kitchen and pen partly enclosing an open yard. 3.26 x 2.91 9.49 CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS Kitchen Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas. 1.98 x 3.09 6.12 Wall: Mass swish rendered with swish and coaltar for all areas Goat Qen Door: Ledged and battened for only the bedroom. 2.01 x 1.96 3.94 Window: Ledged and battened type OQen yard Ceiling: Nil 3.87 x 6.38 24.69 Roof: CIS for bedroom and thatch for kitchen SERVICE: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil GENERAL CONDITION: The following were noticed during the inspection.

0 Cement screed peeling off 0 Upper section of kitchen and pen wall partly eroded 0 Render to external walls partly eroded.

These notwithstanding, the property appear quite good.

18.3 AKABARE ABOYINGA PROPERTY REF: NO. S. 46 C Bedroom HOUSE NO. S.46 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.64 x2.49 9.06 SUMBRUNGU This consists of 3 No. bedrooms and other ancillary units enclosing an open yard which together forms Porch

the south western section of the compound house numbered S. 46. 1.55 x 0.90 1.40 CONSTRUCTION DETAILS Bedroom Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas. 3.98x3.12 12.42 Walls: Mass swish rendered both ways with swish and coaltar for all areas Closed Ver. Doors: Ledged and battened type for only bedrooms. 1.78x3.12 5.55

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Window: Ledged battened for only 2 No. bedrooms Bedroom Ceiling: Nil 2.60 x 2.03 5.28 Roof: Swish flat for 2 No. bedrooms and crs for I bedroom and thatch for barn. Kitchen SERVICES: Nil 2.55 x 2.0 5.10 DRAINAGE: Natural Bath FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil 1.23 x 1.66 2.04 GENERAL CONDITION: The following defects were noticed during the inspection: Barn

0 Series of sacks on walls 3.14 X (0.71)2 1.57 0 Few sacks on cemented yard Hencoop 0 Lower section of external walls partly eroded. 3.14 x (0.48)2 0.72

Open yard 6.02 x 6.52 39.25 LESS: Porch Y,(Barn) 'I.(Hencoop) Y,(Kitchen)

34.33

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19.0 ASIRABOYA APOSAMA PROPERTY REF: UNNUMBERED HOUSE 13 Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE 13 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.35 x 2.90 9.71 SUMBRUNG This consists of 1 No. bedroom and other ancillary units enclosing an open yard. Kitchen

CONSTRUCTION DETAILS 3.14 x (1.10)2 3.80 Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas. Bath Walls: Mass swish rendered both ways with swish and coal tar for all areas 3.14 X (0.95)2 2.84 Doors: Ledged and battened type for only bedroom. Bam Window: Ledged battened for only bedroom 3.14 x (0.75)2 1.77 Ceiling: Nil Yard Roof: Swish flat for bedroom. 4.60 x 5.80 26.68 SERVICES: Nil Wall DRAINAGE: Natural 4.0 x l.l5 FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil 4.0 x 1.15 GENERAL CONDITION: The following defects were noticed during the inspection: 4.55 x 1.15

0 Series of sacks on walls 1.45 x 2.45 0 Few sacks on cemented yard 1.45 x 1.90 20.73 0 Lower section of external walls partly eroded.

20.1 ABANE ADONGO PROPERTY REF: (UNNUMBERED} HOUSE 14 A Kitchen UNNUMBERED HSE 14 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2.32 x 3.37 7.82 SUMBRUNGU This forms the western portion of an unnumbered compound house and it consists of only a kitchen bath Yard

and an open yard. 2.IOx 1.70 CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS 5.0 x 7.50 41.07

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Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel of all areas. Bath Walls: Mass swish rendered with swish and coaltar for all areas 3.0 x 2.40 4.80 Door: Nil. wall Ceiling: Nil 1.25 x 4.05 Roof: Nil 1.25 x 7.95 15.00 SERVICES: NIL DRAINAGE: Natural FITTING AND FIXTURES: Nil GENERAL CONDITION: The property even though appears to be in ruins looks quite good structural! y.

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20.2 ANUNDERA ADONGO PROPERTY REF: (UNNUMBERED) HOUSE 14 B Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE 14 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2.80 x 3.70 10.36 SUMBRUNGU This forms the eastern portion of an unnumbered compound house and it consists of 4 bedrooms, a Bedroom

kitchen, bath and an open yard. 3.90 x 4.45 17.35 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel 3.90 x 4.00 15.60 Walls: Mass swish rendered with swish and coal tar for all areas. Bedroom Doors: ledged and battened for 2 bedrooms only 3.14 x (1.05)2 3.46 Window: Glass louver blades on aluminum carriers for 2 rooms Kitchen Ceiling: Nil 3.14 x (0.95)2 2.84 Roof: CIS for 2 bedrooms, swish roof to 1 room. Others are unroofed. Bath SERVICES: Nil 2.10 x 2.20 4.62 DRAINAGE: Natural Open ver. FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil 2.00 x 8.75 13.50 GENERAL CONDITION: The property appears in a fairly good condition except the following: Yard

• Sections of walls eroded 3.00 x 8.75

• Cement screed peeling off 4.70 x 8.50

• Rendering peeling off 0.80 x 3.20 68.76

1.75 x 9.70 1.75 x 8.10 31.14

21.1 ANABA AKOLGO PROPERTY REF: (UNNUMBERED) HOUSE 15 A Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE 15 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 4.03 x 3.45 13.90 SUMBRUNGU This forms the central portion of an unnumbered compound house and it consists of 3 bedrooms, an open Bedroom

yard and goat pen. 4.08 x 3.45 14.08 CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS Bedroom Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel of all aces except pen and I bedroom that are not screeded 3.31 x 2.52 8.34 Walls: Mass swish rendered with swish and coaltar for all areas Closed Ver. Door: Ledged and battened for only 1 bedroom, other units have no doors. 1.96 x 4.03 7.90

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Ceiling: Closed Ver. Roof: CIS for only 1 bedroom and thatch for goat pen, others are unroofed. 1.96 x 4.08 8.00 SERVICES: NIL DRAINAGE: Natural 0.96 x 1.60 1.54 FITTING AND FIXTURES: Nil Goat pen GENERAL CONDITION: The following defects were noticed during the inspection. 3.14 x (1.26)1 4.99

• WaIls of 1 bedroom seriously eroded Bath

• Roofs of2 bedroom fallen off. 1.30 x 0.90 1.17

• Cement screed on yard peeling off. OQen yard 2.47 x 3.65 1.84 x 1.53 4.90 x2.91 3.31 x2.70 35.04 LESS: Porch 1I5(Pen) 2.54

32.50

21.2 A YELE-ERA AKOLGO PROPERTY REF: {UNNUMBERED) HOUSE 15 B Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE 15 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2.80 x 3.60 10.08 UMBRUNGU This forms the northern portion of an unnumbered compound house and it consists of 4 bedrooms, an Bedroom

open yard and goat pen. 3.38x4.12 13.92 CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS Bedroom Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel of all areas. 2.85 x 3.80 10.83 Walls: Mass swish rendered with swish and coal tar for all areas Door: Ledged and braced for only 2 bedrooms, other units have no doors. 2.00 x 3.15 6.30 Ceiling: Nil Kitchen Roof: CIS for only 1 bedroom and swish flat to 2 rooms. Others are unroofed. 1.76 x 2.43 4.28 SERVICES: NIL Kitchen DRAINAGE: Natural 3.14 x (1.50)1 7.07 FITTING AND FIXTURES: Nil Grinding room GENERAL CONDITION: The following defects were noticed during the inspection. 2.10 x 2.20 4.62

• Walls of I bedroom seriously eroded Closed Ver.

• Roofs to section of kraal fallen off. 1.92 x 4.12 7.91

• Cement screed on yard peeling off. Goat pen 1.30 x 1.60 1.60 x 2.20 5.60

1.62 x 5.00 1.62 x 5.40 22.45 Bam 3.14 x (0.75)2 1.77

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3.14 X (0.65)2 1.33 Yard 5.60 x 9.30 1.38 x 3.20 78.95

22.0 AKASOBA ABOTURE PROPERTY REF: UNNUMBERED HOUSE 16 Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE 16 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 4.00 x 3.54 14.16 SUMBRUNGU This is a local compound house of swish/sun-dried bricks construction and consists of 8 bedrooms, 4

kitchens and other ancillary units enclosing a paved yard 3.54 x 1.70 6.02 DET AILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel 3.48 x 3.25 11.31 Walls: sun-dried bricks/mass swish rendered with swish and coaltar for all areas. Porch Doors: \edged and battened type for 3 bedrooms. Others have no doors. 1.24 x 1.30 1.61 Window: ledged and battened type for 2 bedrooms Ceiling: Nil 3.45 x 2.43 8.38 Roof: CIS for I bedroom and swish flat for all other units. Porch

Nil 1.06 x 1.0 1.06 DRAINAGE: Natural Bedroom FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil 4.00 x 2.94 11.76 GENERAL CONDITION: With the exception of 1 bedroom, kitchen and bath which were not fully completed, all the other units are in a fairly good condition with no signiticant defects except for few 1.29 cracks visible on section of their walls and part of the yard.

13.12

3.28 x2.0 6.56

3.54 x 2.80 9.91 Porch 1.30 x 1.20 1.56 Bedroom 4.37 x 2.77 12.10

2.00

4.92

3.45

5.31

2.20 x 1.75 3.85

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Kitchen 2.78 x 2.20 6.12 Grinding room \1,(3.70+ 1.06)2.60 6.19 Bath 2.0 x 0.96 1.92 Bath \1,(3.0+1.25)2.74 5.82 I

Bam 3.14 x (0.73)2 1.66 Bam 3.14 x (0.60)2 1.13 Pen 1.80 x 1.67 3.01 Yard 7.80 x 4.28 \1,( 4.28+5.56)4.87 \I,(4A5x5.56) \1,(4.75 x 8.0) 88.22 Wall 7.64 x lAO 10.70

23.1 AMANT ARA AKOLGA PROPERTY REF: (UNNUMBERED} HOUSE 17 A Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE 17 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2.12x3.05 6047 SUMBRUNGU This is a 3 bedroom with other ancillary structures, enclosing an open paved yard and a kraal and forms Porch

the central portion of the compound house (unnumbered 0.82 x 1.02 0.84 DETAILS OF CONSTURCTION: Bedroom Floor: cement screed for only 2 bedrooms and open yard. Other areas are unpaved 3.75 x 3:43 12.86 Walls: mass swish rendered both ways for all areas. Closed Ver. Doors: ledged and battered for only 1 bedroom other areas have no doors 2.25 x 3.75 8044 Windows: Nil Bedroom Ceiling: Nil 3.14 x (1.18)2 4.36 Roof: swish tlat for 1 No. bedroom and thatch tor another. All other units are unroofed Kitchen SERVICES: Nil 3.14 x (1.13)2 4.01 DRAINAGES: Natural Goat Pen FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil 3.14 x (0.71)2 1.58 GENERAL CONDITION: The following defects were identified in the property: Grinding room

• Roofs of all hen coops, kitchen and grinding room ripped off. 3.14 x (0.59)2 1.09

• Series of cracks on walls Hen coop

• cement screed peeling off from floor 3.14 x (0.33)2 0.34

• Upper section of walls eroded Hen coop 3.14 X (0048)2 0.72

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Goat pen 3.14 x (0.49)2 0.75 Open yard 8.47x5.15 43.62 LESS: Porch Closed Ver. Y2(Bedroom) 'h(Pen) Y2(Kitchen) 'h(G. room 15.87

27.75

23.2 A YENVOH AKOLGO PROPERTY REF: UNNUMBERED HOUSE 17 B Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE 23 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.53 x 3.52 12.43 SUMRBUNGU This property consists of a one bedroom and a bath with an open yard and forms the southern section of Closed Vcr.

the unnumbered house. See the photograph ofthe entire house attached as Appendix. 3.53 x 2.15 7.59 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Kitchen Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel 3.14 x (1.30)2 5.31 Walls: Mass swish rendered with swish and coaltar for all areas. Bath Doors: Nil only door opening LO x2.24 2.24 Window: Nil Open yard Ceiling: Nil 2.20 x 3.36 Roof: CIS for bedroom, kitchen is unroofed 4.92 x 5.30 33.47 SERVICES: Nil LESS: DRAINAGE: Natural Bath FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil 'h(Kitchen) 4.90 GENERAL CONDITION: The property appears in a fairly good condition except the following: 28.57

• Sections of walls eroded

• Cement screed peeling ofT

• Rendering peeling off

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24.0 A YANDOR A YORNA PROPERTY REF: UNNUMBERED HOUSE 18 Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE 18 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 4.02 x3.70 14.87 SUMBRUNGU This is a local compound house and consists of2 bedrooms, a kitchen and other ancillary units enclosing Closed vcr.

a paved yard. 3.70 x 1.95 7.22 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel 3.10x2.68 8.31 Walls: Mass swish rendered with swish and coal tar for all areas. Kitchen Doors: plywood flush and ledged and battened type for the bedrooms. 3.14 x (1.01)2 3.20 Window: Nil Hen coops Ceiling: Nil 2(3.14 x 0.52

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Roof: CIS for I bedroom and swish flat for the other. 3.14 x (0.55)2 SERVICES: Nil 3(3.14 x 0.402

DRAINAGE: Natural 3.13 x 0.382 4.46 FIITINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil Yard GENERAL CONDITION: The property appears in a fairly good condition except the following: \12(4.98+7.08)5.19

• Sections of walls eroded \12(3.98+7.08)4.0 53.42

• Cement screed peeling off Fence waH 3.90 x 1.30 2.75 x 1.30 3.20 x 1.30 1.50 x 1.30 3.37 x 1.30 21.31

25.1 MMA AGE A APEELE PROPERTY REF: UNNUMBERED HOUSE 19 A Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE 19 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.04 x 2.89 8.79 SUMBRUNGU This property consists of2 bedrooms, a kitchen and a pen partly enclosing an open yard. This forms the Bedroom

South section of the unnumbered compound house with two sub-compounds 4.62 x 3.68 17.00 CONSTRUCTION DETAILS Kitchen Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel 3.14 x (1.32) 5.47 Walls: mass swish rendered both ways with swish and coaltar Goat pen Doors: Ledged and battened for only 1 No. bedroom. Other units have no doors 3.14 x (0.58) 1.07 Windows: Nil Open xard Ceiling: Nil 4.50 x 5.16 Roof: swish flat for only 1 No. bedroom other units are unroofed 2.23 x 2.40 28.57 SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural \I2(Pen) FIITINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil \I2(Kitchen) 3.28 GENERAL CONDITION: The following were noticed during the inspection: 25.29

• Roof of 1 No. bedroom caved in

• Rear wall of INo. bedroom fallen off

• Cracks on cement screed

• Section ofrendering peeling off

25.2 ATIGYELSOM APEELE PROPERTY REF: UNNUMBERED HOUSE 19 B Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE 19 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.50 x 3.83 13.41 SUMBRUNGU This property consists of 4 bedrooms, a kitchen and other units partly enclosing an open yard. This D

forms the northern section of the unnumbered compound house with two sub-compounds 3.53 x 4.50 15.89 CONSTRUCTION DETAILS c

Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel 2.40 x 3.3.0 7.92 Walls: mass swish rendered both ways with swish and coaltar c ,,l,

Doors: Ledged and braced for all bedrooms. Other units have no doors 2.12 x 2.78 5.89 Windows: Nil Kitchen

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Ceiling: Nil 2.33 x 2.67 6.22 Roof: CIS to 2 bedrooms, swish flat for also 2 bedrooms. other units are unroofed Grinding room SERVICES: Nil 1.20 x 1.30 1.56 DRAINAGE: Natural Bath FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil 1.55 x 1.80 2.79 GENERAL CONDITION: The following were noticed during the inspection: Bam

• Rear wall of INo. bedroom fallen off 3.14 x (0.60)2 1.l0

• Cracks on cement screed Pen

• Section of rendering peeling off 1.36 x 2.50 3.14 x (0.58)2 1.30 x 2.40 7.58

26.0 ADAGNERA AGODEH PROPERTY REF: UNNUMBERED HOUSE 20 Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE 20 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.58 x 3.80 i3.60 SUMBRUNGU This is a local compound house and consists of2 bedrooms, a kitchen and other ancillary units enclosing Closed ver.

a paved yard. 3.80 x 1.84 6.99 DET AILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel 4.48 x 2.40 10.75 Walls: Mass swish rendered with swish and coal tar for all areas. Staircase Doors: ledged and battened type for the bedrooms. 1.l0 x 1.17 1.29 Window: Nil Kitchen Ceiling: Nil 2.50 x 1.84 4.60 Roof:· CIS for I bedroom and swish flat for the other. Grinding room SERVICES: Nil Y>(2.64+2.10)1.l5 2.73 DRAINAGE: Natural Bath FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil 1.80 x 1.50 2.70 GENERAL CONDITION: The property appears in a fairly good condition except the following: Utili!):: sQace

• Sections of walls eroded 3.00 x 1.60 4.80

• Cement screed peeling off Hen cooQs

• Part of wall to kitchen fallen off 3.14 x (0.40)2 3.14 X (0.36)2 3.14 X (0.35)2 3.14 X (0.34)2 1.70 Garden 3.00 x 1.80 5.40 Yard 5.95 x 9.55 56.82 LESS: Staircase Closed ver. 8.28

48.54

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Fence wall 0.64 x 1.05 2.52 x 1.05 0.93 x 1.05 0.90 x 1.05 1.0 x 1.05 6.30

27.1 ASOLARA PROPERTY REF: NO. UNNUMBERED HOUSE 21 A Bedroom ANONGTEEM BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.72 x 3.98 14.81 UNNUMBERED HSE 21 This property forms one of the four sections of the local compound house (unnumbered). It consist of 3 Closed Ver. SUMBRUNGU No. bedrooms, a kitchen bath and hen coops together enclosing an open yard. 3.72 x 2.50 9.30

DET AILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel 2.94 x 2.25 6.62 Wall: Mass swish and partly sun-dried bricks rendered both ways with swish and coal tar Bedroom Door: Ledged and battened for only 2 No. bedrooms. Other units have no doors 4.60 x 3.28 15.09 Windows: Nil, except 1 No. bedroom which has jalousie type Porch Ceiling: Nil 1.46 x 2.37 3.46 Roof: CIS for 2 No. bedrooms and swish flat for 1 bedroom other units are unroofed. Kitchen SERVICES: Nil 2.67x3.l0 8.28 DRAINAGE: Natural Bath FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil 1.44 x 3.61 5.20 GENERAL CONDITION: The property general appears good except the following. Hencoop

• Section of bath and kitchen eroded 3.14 x (0.49)2 0.75

• Section of cement screed peeling Hencoop

• Signs of minor leakage from swish flat roof. 3.14 X (0.50)2 0.79 Corridor 1.85 x 5.60 10.36

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Open yard 7.05 x 9.60 2.56 x 4.06 0.97 x 2.35 80.35 LESS: Porch Yz(Hencoop) Yz(Hencoop) 4.24

76.11

27.2 AZOGKIA PROPERTY REF: NO. UNNUMBERED HOUSE 21 B Bedroom ANON GTE EM BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.70 x 3.74 13.84 UNNUMBERED HSE 2 I This property forms one of the four sections of the local compound house (unnumbered). It consists of3 Bedroom SUMBRUNGU bedrooms, a kitchen together enclosing an open yard. 3.76x3.86 14.51

DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom

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Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel 2.66 x 3.10 8.25 Wall: Mass swish and partly sun-dried bricks rendered both ways with swish and coal tar Kitchen Door: Ledged and battened for only 2 No. bedrooms. Other units have no doors 3.14 x (1.25) 4.91 Windows: Nil. Bath Ceiling: Nil 1.20 x 1.30 1.56 Roof: CIS for 2 No. bedrooms. Other units are unroofed. Utili!): sQace SERVICES: Nil 0.85 x 5.95 5.06 DRAINAGE: Natural Yard FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil 3.85 x 5.50 21.17 GENERAL CONDITION: The property general appears good except the following.

• Section of bath and kitchen eroded

• Section of cement screed peeling

• Signs of minor leakage from I bedroom.

27.3 ATULE ANONGTEEM PROPERTY REF: NO. UNNUMBERED HOUSE 21 C Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE 21 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 4.50 x 3.72 16.74 SUMBRUNGU This property forms one of the four sections ofthe local compound house (unnumbered). It consists of2 Closed ver.

bedrooms, a kitchen together enclosing an open yard. 3.72 x 1.80 6.70 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel 3.03 x 2.52 7.63 Wall: Mass swish and partly sun-dried bricks rendered both ways with swish and coal tar Kitchen Door: Ledged and battened for only 1 bedroom. Other units have no doors 3.00 x 2.23 6.69 Windows: Nil. Grinding room Ceiling: Nil 3.14 x (0.84)2 2.23 Roof: CIS for I No. bedroom and swish flat for hen coops. Other units are unroofed. Hen cooQs SERVICES: Nil 3.14 x (0.43)2 DRAINAGE: Natural 3.14 X (0.38)2 FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil 2(3.14 x 0.352) 1.79 GENERAL CONDITION: The property general appears good except the following. Fence wall

• Section of bath and kitchen eroded 2.30 x 0.93

• Section of cement screed peeling 1.83 x 0.93

• Bedroom 2 is uncompleted 1.53 x 0.93 1.42 x 0.93 1.50 x 0.93 1.12 x 0.93 1.15 x 0.93 10.09

27.4 ABENTOLE PROPERTY REF: NO. UNNUMBERED HOUSE 21 D Bedroom ANONGTEEM BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.58 x3.24 I I.60 UNNUMBERED HSE 21 This property forms one of the four sections ofthe local compound house (unnumbered). It consists of2 Closed ver. SUMBRUNGU bedrooms, a kitchen together enclosing an open yard. 3.24 x 2.00 6.48

DET AILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom

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Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel 3.28 x 2.50 8.20 Wall: Mass swish and partly sun-dried bricks rendered both ways with swish and coal tar Kitchen Door: Ledged and battened for only I bedroom. Other units have no doors 3.14 x (1.16)2 4.36 Windows: Nil. Bath Ceiling: Nil 1.55 x 1.50 2.33 Roof: CIS for 1 No. bedroom and swish flat for another bedroom. Other units are unroofed. Hen cooRs SERVICES: Nil 3.14 x (0.60)2 DRAINAGE: Natural 2(3.14 x 0.402

) 2.13 FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil Grinding room GENERAL CONDITION: The property general appears good except the following. 1.50 x 1.48 2.22

• Section of bath and kitchen eroded

• Section of cement screed peeling 8.40 x 5.64 47.38 LESS: Yz(hencoops) 2.13

45.25

28.0 NSOHADUKO PROPERTY REF: No. UNNUMBERED HOUSE 22 UNNUMBERED 22 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.54 x 2.42 8.57 KULBIA This is a 3 bedroom local compound house comprising 3 No. bedrooms, a bath and kitchen, closed Bedroom

verandahs and a paved yard. 4.09 x 3.90 15.95 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION: Closed ver. Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel 4.09 x 1.90 7.77 Walls: Mass swish and partly sun-dried bricks rendered with swish and coal tar Bedroom Door: Ledged and battened for only the bedrooms. Other units have no doors 3.65 x 2.64 9.64 Window: Ledged and battened and jalousie for only the bedrooms. Ceiling: Nil 11.21 Roof: CIS for the bedrooms and swish flat for kitchen. Other units are unroofed. SERVICES: Nil 6.16 DRAINAGE: Natural

Nil 5.51 GENERAL CONDITION: The following were noticed during the inspection:

0 Few cracks on section of walls and paved yard 3.06 0 Section of walls eroded by rain wash

Generally, the property appears quite good structurally and repair 30.68

4.16

4.20 x 0.66 7.80 x 0.66 2.64 x 0.66 9.66

29.0 YAW A YISYENGA PROPERTY REF: No. UNNUMBERED HOUSE 23

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UNNUMBERED HSE 23 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.55 x 2.15 7.63 SUMBRUNGU This a 3 bedroom local compound house with other ancillary structures enclosing an open yard. Porch

DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION: 1.0 x 0.54 0.54 Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel Bedroom Walls: Mass swish and partly sun-dried bricks rendered with swish and coal tar 3.76 x 2.50 9.40 Doors: Ledged and battened for bedrooms only. Bedroom Windows: Nil. 3.76 x 2.98 11.20 Ceiling: Nil Grinding room Roof: CIS for 2 No. Bedrooms swish flat for 1 bedroom and thatch for other areas. 2.54 x 2.13 5.41 SERVICES: Nil Kitchen DRAINAGE: Natural 3.14 x (1.00)2 3.14 GENERAL CONDITION: the subject property is generally, in a fairly good condition. Bam

3.14 x (0.63)2 1.26 Pen 1.73 x 1.34 2.32 Pen 3.14 x (0.55)2 0.94 Hen COO(1S

3.14 x (0.38)2 3.14 x (0.36)2 3.14 X (0.33)2 2(3.14 X 0.302

)

3.14 X (0.27)2 1.98 Utili~ s12ace 1.10 x 1.10 1.21 Yard '12(9.40+7.19)4.50 37.32

LESS: Porch 'h(hen coops) 2.56

34.76 Wall 3.70 x 1.35 1.98 x 1.35 1.30 x 1.35 1.45 x 1.35 1.49 x 1.35 13.40

30.0 ALONGYA ANAMMA PROPERTY REF: No. UNNUMBERED HOUSE 24 Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE 24 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.90 x 2.95 11.51 KULBIA This a five-bedroom local compound house with other ancillary structures enclosing an open yard and a Living room

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31.0 AZURE ALENE UNNUMBERED HSE 25 SUMBRUNGU

kraal. DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTlON: Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel Walls: Mass swish and partly sun-dried bricks rendered with swish and coal tar and partly tyroleaned Doors: Ledged and battened for all principal areas and fitted with mosquito proof trap doors. Windows: Nil, except 1 bedroom with glass louvre blades, welded wire mesh and wire netting Ceiling: Nil Roof: CIS for 2 No. Bedroom and kitchen swish flat for I bedroom and thatch for bam. SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITlON: The property which is of recent construction appears structurally good. However the following were noticed during the inspection:

• Few cracks on walls to the kraal and bedroom 2 • Section of rendering to walls eroded

PROPERTY REF: No. UNNUMBERED HOUSE 25 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY This a 6 bedroom local compound house with other ancillary structures enclosing an open yard. DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTlON: Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel Walls: Mass swish and partly sun-dried bricks rendered with swish and coal tar Doors: Ledged and battened for 3 bedrooms only. Windows: small jalousie type for 1 bedroom only Ceiling: Nil Roof: CIS for 3 No. Bedrooms swish flat for 2 bedrooms and thatch for other areas. SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITlON: the subject property is generally, in a fairly good condition except that upper sections of rear and right walls of2 bedrooms found broken off.

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3.10 x2.15 Bedroom 3.60 x 3.10 Bedroom 3.80 x 3.82 Kitchen 2.42 x 2.42 Bath 2.41 x 1.57 Goat pen 1.61 x 1.95 Barn 3.14 X (0.90)2 Open yard 1.64 x 6.13 1.58 x 1.33 6.14 x 8.40 2.31 x 4.77 LESS: Yz(Pen)

Wall 10.02 x 1.25

Annex 3

10.18

13.32

14.52

5.95

3.18

3.14

2.54

19.19

18.22

1.35 x 1.25 I 21.12

Bedroom 3.12 x 2.90 Bedroom 3.90 x 3.12 Closed vcr. 3.90 x 2.10 Bedroom 3.10 x 3.06 Closed ver. 3.06 x 1.89 Bedroom 2.95 x 2.60

3.15 x 3.29

10.19

14.51

8.19

11.32

5.18

1.61

12.34


Bedroom 2.70 x 2.42 6.53 Kitchen 3.14 X (1.34)2 5.46 Grinding room 3.14 x (0.63)2 1.26 Bam 3.14 x 0.55)2 0.94 Pen 1.85 x 1.70 3.15 Hen cooQs 2(3.14 x 0.32) 0.56 Yard 6.32 x 5.60 1.50 x 3.42 5.15x6.90 76.06 LESS: 'I2(grinding room 1I3(bedroom) 2.81

73.25 Wall 6.09 x 0.92 5.60

32.0 NYAABA A V ALUM PROPERTY REF: No. UNNUMBERED HOUSE 26 Bedrooms UNNUMBERED HE 26 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 4(3.84 x 4.00) 61.44 KULBIA The subject property comprises a foundation footing with two courses of sandcrete block work of Verandah

proposed four-room residential building. The structure is of an average height of 0.46 metres from the 16.00 x 1.95 31.20 ground level and has bare earth floor.

SERVICES: Nil GENERAL CONDITION: The property at its present stage of construction aapears structurally sound by physical observation. No defects were identified on it as at the time of inspection.

33.0 AWOMPELBA PROPERTY REF: NO. UNNUMBERED HOUSE 27 Bedroom ANITERlKA BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.82 x 3.25 12.42 UNNUMBERED HSE 27 This a 2 bedroom local compound house with other ancillary structures enclosing an open yard. Closed ver. KULBIA DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION: 3.25 x 1.58 5.14

Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel Bedroom Walls: Mass swish and partly sun-dried bricks rendered with swish and coal tar 2.42 x 2.42 5.86 Doors: Ledged and battened for 1 bedroom only. Kitchen Windows: Nil 2.40 x 1.15 Ceiling: Nil '12(3.14 x 1.20) 5.02

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D HSE 28

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Roof: CIS for I No. Bedroom swish flat also for I bedroom and thatch for other areas. SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: the subject property is generally, in a fairly good condition except minor cracks visible on sections of walls of some of the bases of the units.

PROPERTY REF: NO. UNNUMBERED HOUSE 28 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY The subject property is an uncompleted, proposed 6 bedroom self contained type sandcrete block building built up 3 courses above lintel level. CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS Floor: rammedJ bare earth Walls: solid sandcrete block work not rendered Door: Nil Windows: Nil Ceiling: Nil Roof: Nil SERVICES: Nil

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~ 3.14 x (0.85) 2.26 Grinding room 2.62 x 1.40 3.67 Bath 1.56 x 1.25 1.95

3.14 x (0.70) 1.54 Pen 1.25 x 1.20 1.50 Bam 3.14 x (0.65) 1.32 Bam 3.14 x (0.55) 0.94 Hencoops 3.14xO.36 0.89 x (0.40) 2(3.14 x 0.30) 1.47 Yard 6.30 x 5.75 36.23 LESS: 'h(store) 'h(pen) 1.90

34.33 Wall 2.00 x 1.0 4.08 x 1.0 3.68 x 1.0 3.06 x 1.0 12.82

Bedroom 3.97 x 3.90 2.74 x 1.39 1.61 x 0.45 20.01 I"'> J.

4.15 x 3.35 2.60 x 0.45 15.07 Bedroom 3.66 x 3.35 2.12 x 0.45 13.21 Bedroom 4.40 x 3.77


DRAINAGE: natural surface run off 2.60 x 0.45 GENERAL CONDITION: The subject property, in its present level of construction generally appears 1.97 x 0.45 18.65 structurally sound by physical observation. No significant defects were noticed on it as the time of Bedroom inspection. 3.89 x 3.74

2.79 x 0.45 2.15 x 0.45 28.07 Bedroom 3.90 x 3.70 2.60 x 0.45 1.60 x 0.45 16.32 Living room 6.40 x 5.50 35.20 Dining area 4.16x2.75 3.71 x 1.60 17.38 Kitchen 3.02x2.10 Yi(3 .02+ 1.44 )2.06 4.59

Toilet 2.19 x 1.23 2.69 Toilet 2.80 x 1.24 3.47 Bath 2.19 x 1.26 2.76 Bath 2.80 x 1.29 3.61 Lobby 2.60 x 1.43 3.72 Lobby 2.60 x 1.40 3.64 Passage 2.18x1.33 2.90 Passage 2.80 x 1.52 4.26 Lobby 6.93 x 5.05 1.67 x 1.25 37.09 Porch 7.20 x 2.20 15.84 Porch Yi(2.89+ 1.33 )2.02 4.26

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35.0 MA THEW A. ANIA PROPERTY REF: NO. UNNUMBERED HOUSE 29 Sandcrete Block UNNUMBERED HSE 29 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY Bedroom KULBIA This property is a local compound house consisting of both sandcrete block and sun-dried/swish 4.00 x3.60 14.40

residential buildings and other ancillary units which together enclose a paved yard and a kraal. The Bedroom sandcrete block section contains 5 bedrooms and a living room. 3.32 x3.60 11.95 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTlONS Bedroom Sandcrete Block Section 3.79 x 3.62 13.72 Floor: cement screed on mass concrete Bedroom Wall: sandcrete block work rendered and painted both ways 3.60 x 3.30 11.88 Doors: panel types Living room Window: glass louvre blades in aluminum carriers titted with rods and nettings. 3.62 x3.50 12.67 Ceiling: Nil Roof: Double pitch covered with CIS Swish Section

D. A.

Swish Section 3.00 x 2.82 11.46 Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel Bedroom Wall: sun-dried bricks for areas except circular structures which are mass swish and rendered both ways 3.26x3.15 10.27 with swish and coal tar. Closed ver. Door: ledged and battened for only 2 bedrooms. No doors for other units 3.26 x 1.38 4.50 Window: Nil. Bedroom Ceiling: Nil 3.25 x 3.40 11.05 Roof: CIS for 2 bedrooms, thatch for bam and hen coops whilst others are unroofed Closed ver. SERVICES: Nil 3.40 x 1.58 5.57 DRAINAGE: Natural o. A.

GENERAL CONDlTlON: ~ the following defects were noticed during the inspection: 3.30 x 3.36 11.09 a Series of cracks on yard and section of walls Closed ver. a Upper section of walls eroded 3.36x2.l0 7.06 a Roof to goat pen ripped off Kitchen

3.00 x 3.00 9.00 Grinding 1.60 x 1.35 2.16

3.14xO.90 2.54

1.60 x 1.45 2.32

2.05 x 1.90 3.90

3.70 x 2.76 10.21 Yard 7.30 x 9.50 69.29

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62.29 Wall 23.26 x 1.10 25.59

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36.0 AZAARE ADONGO PROPERTY REF: NO. UNNUMBERED HOUSE 30 Bedroom UNNNUMBERED HSE 30 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 1.97 x 1.46 2.88 KULBIA This is a 4 bedroom property comprising a kitchen, closed verandah and a paved yard .. Bedroom

3.25 x 1.97 6.40 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY Bedroom Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas except 1 bedroom which is unscreeded. 3.90 x 3.85 15.02 Wall: sun-dried bricks for the 4 bedrooms and mass swish for other areas Closed ver. Door: Ledged and battened for all the bedrooms which kitchen with no door 3.90 x 1.62 6.32 Window: Ledged and battened for all the bedrooms which kitchen with no door Bedroom Ceiling: Nil 4.0 x 3.30 13.20 Roof: CIS for all bedrooms except kitchen which is unroofed Closed ver. SERVICES: Nil 3.30 x 1.75 5.78 DRAINAGE: Natural Kitchen GENERAL CONDITION: The property is structurally sound from physical observation and is in a good 3.14 x (1.40)2 6.16 state of repair, however, few vertical cracks were visible on both the tloor and section of walls Bath

1.97 x 1.94 3.82 Hencoop 3(3.14 x (0.25)2) 0.59 Barn 3.14 x (0.70)2 1.54 Paved yard 1.46 x 0.87 8.340 x 6.90 65.33 LESS: 3 No. Barns 0.59

64.74 Wall U5 x 0.90 l.03

37.0 ATANGA ADUGBIRE PROPERTY REF: NO. UNNUMBERED HOUSE 31 Bedroom %ADUBGIRE HSE BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.44 x 2.60 9.23 {]J\.'NUMBERED HSE 3 t This consists of2 bedrooms, a living room, grinding room, closed verandah which together enclose Closed ver. KULBIA paved yard and a kraal. 2.60 x 1.50 3.90

DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTIONS Bedroom Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel 3.65 x 3.36 2.26 Wall: sun-dried bricks for areas except circular structures which are mass swish and rendered both ways Living room

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with swish and coal tar. Door: ledged and battened for only bedrooms. No doors for other units Window: Ledged and battened for only bedroom. Ceiling: Nil Roof: CIS for bedroom, thatch for barn and hen coops whilst others are unroofed SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: the following defects were noticed during the inspection:

o Series of cracks on yard and section of walls o Upper section of walls eroded o Rendering to rear wall or grinding room peeling off

PROPERTY REF: NO. UNNUMBERED HOUSE 32 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY This is a local compound house comprising 7 No. bedrooms, bath, pen and a store partly enclosing a paved yard DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTIONS Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel Wall: sun-dried bricks for all areas except circular bedroom which is mass swish Doors: Ledged and battened for 5 bedrooms. Window: jalousie type provided for 3 bedrooms only Ceiling: Nil Floor: CIS for 5 bedrooms. Thatch for I bedroom and swish flat for another. Other areas are unroofed SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil GENERAL CONDITION: Generally, the property appears quite good structurally and in repair.

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3.65 x 3.65 13.32 Closed ver. 7.08 x 1.48 I 10.48 Grinding room 2.65 x 2.20 I 5.83 Kitchen 2.44 x 2.15 I 5.25 Bath 2.60 x 1.05 I 2.73 Goat pen 3.14 x (0.60)2 I 1.13 Bam 3.14 x (0.8)2 I 2.01 Goat pen 3.14 x (1.15)2 I 4.15 Hencoops 2(3.14 x (0.25)2) I 0.39 Wall 1.0 x 1.10 6.58 x 1.10 6.50 x 1.10 I 15.49 Paved yard 11.10 x 7.60 I 84.26 LESS: Y2(pen) 2.08

82.18

Bedroom 3.58 x 3.40 12.17 Closed ver. 3.40x2.10 I 7.14 Bedroom 2.55 x 2.20 I 5.61 Bedroom 3.65 x 3.62 I 13.21 Closed ver. 3.62 x 1.80 I 6.52 Bedroom 3.69 x 3.50 12.92 Bedroom 3.68 x 3.60 13.25 Closed ver.


However, the following were identified during the inspection: 3.68 x 3.60 6.62 0 Cracks on section of wall Bedroom 0 Section of rendering peeling off 3.45 x 3.44 11.87 0 Pot holes on section ofthe yard Closed ver.

3.44 x 2.13 7.33 Bedroom 3.90 x3.50 3.65 Closed ver. 3.90x2.10 8.19 Kitchen 3.14 x (1.30)2 5.31 Kitchen 3.14 x (1.08)2 3.67

2.05 x 1.40 2.87

Bath 2.00 x 1.89 3.78 Bam 3.14 x (0.85)2 2.26

3.14 x (0.83)2 2.17 Pen 2.60 x 2.05 5.33 Pen 3.14 x (0.75)2 1.76 Hen coops 3.14 x (0.30)2 2(3.14 x 0.232) 0.60 Yard !4(5.75+3.15)6.20 9.50 x 3.44 8.86 x 4.80 105.96 Wall 14.40 x 1.30 18.72

39.0 AKAKIY A ADUKO PROPERTY REF: NO. UNNUMBERED HOUSE 33 Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE 33 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.80 x 2.50 9.50 KULBIA This is a local compound house comprising 5 No. bedrooms, 2 kitchens, a grinding room and a store Bedroom

partly enclosing a paved yard 3.30 x 2.40 7.92 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTIONS Bedroom

I Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel 3.64 x 3.55 12.92 '---- -------

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Wall: sun-dried bricks for all areas except circular bedroom which is mass swish Doors: Ledged and battened for only I bedroom. 6.92 Window: ledged and battened type provided for I bedroom only Ceiling: Nil 6.89 Floor: CIS for 2 bedrooms, swish flat for I bedroom and thatch for other areas SERVICES: Nil 11.54 DRAINAGE: Natural FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil 6.24 GENERAL CONDITION: Generally, the property appears quite good structurally and in repair. However, the following were identified during the inspection: 5.65

0 Cracks on section of wall 0 Section of rendering peeling off 2.48 0 Pot holes on section of the yard 0 Rear wall of one bedroom fallen off 2.54

2.83

7.11

3.22

1.54

1.I3

0.66

4.86 x 4.90 5.45 x 10.82 58.97 LESS: It,(pen) It,(grinding room) kitchen 8.34

50.63

12.20 x 1.45 9.10 x 1.45 3.00 x 1.45 3.20 x 1.45 2.32 x 1.45 43.24

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40.0 AKANSINGE ASAREGE PROPERTY REF: NO. UNNUMBERED HOUSE 34 Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE 34 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.14 x (1.20) 4.52 KULBIA This is a local compound house comprising 3 No. bedrooms, I kitchen and other ancillaries enclosing a Bedroom

paved yard. 3.30 x 2.60 8.58 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTIONS Staircase Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel 1.40 x 0.90 1.26 Wall: sun-dried bricks for all areas except circular bedroom which is mass swish Bedroom Doors: Ledged and battened for only 2 bedrooms. 4.20 x 2.64 11.09 Window: ledged and battened type provided for I bedroom only Kitchen Ceiling: Nil 3.14 x (0.96) 2,89 Floor: CIS for I bedrooms, swish flat for another bedroom and thatch for other areas Bath SERVICES: Nil 2.45 x 0,85 2.08 DRAINAGE: Natural Bam FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil 3.14 x (0.60) 1.13 GENERAL CONDITION: Generally, the property appears quite good structurally and in repair. Pen However, the following were identified during the inspection: 3.14 x (0.60) 1.13

0 Cracks on section of wall Hencoops 0 Section of wall to kraal fallen off 3.14x(0.35) 0 Pot holes on section of the yard 3.14 x «0.33)

2(3.14 x 0.27) 1.17 Yard 4,88 x 5,63 27.47 Wall 5.06 x 1.22 2.04 x 1.22 1.65 x 1.22 10.67

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41.0 ATANGA ANIAH PROPERTY REF: NO. UNNUMBERED HOUSE 35 Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE 35 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2.40 x 2.28 5.47 ANATEEM This is a local compound house comprising 4 No. bedrooms, bath. pen and a store partly enclosing a Bedroom

paved yard. For details see the photograph as Appendix. 2.40 x 2.28 5.47 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTIONS Bedroom Floor: cement screed On compacted gravel 3.14 (1.62)2 8.25 Wall: sun-dried bricks for all areas except circular bedroom which is mass swish Bedroom Doors: Ledged and battened for all areas except 1 bedroom and pen. 4.30 x 2.40 10.32 Window: Ledged and battened for only 2 bedrooms. Others have none. Store Ceiling: Nil 2.30 x 2.40 5.52 Floor: CIS for 2 bedrooms, thatch for 1 bedroom and swish flat for another. Other areas are unroofed Bath SERVICES: Nil 2.42 x 2.42 5.86 DRAINAGE: Natural Staircase FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil 2.40 x 0.75 1.80 GENERAL CONDITION: Generally, the property appears quite good structurally and in repair. Paved yard

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However, the following were identified during the inspection: 8.20 x 7.75 63.55 0 Cracks on section of wall Barn 0 Section of rendering peeling off 3.14 x (0.60)2 1.13 0 Upper section of wall eroded by rain Pen

3.35 x 2.08 6.97

42.0 AKOLGO A TIAH PROPERTY REF: NO. UNNUMBERED HOUSE 36 Bedroom % A TIAH HOUSE BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2.52 x 2.70 6.80 UNNUMBERED KULBIA This is a four-bedroom local compound house with other ancillary structures enclosing a cemented yard Bedroom

and an unpaved kraaL The photographs are attached herewith as appendix. 2.25 x 2.09 4.79 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTIONS Grinding room Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel 2.08 x 2.05 4.26 Walls: mass swish rendered both ways with swish and cow dung. Bedroom Door: ledged and battened for only 1 bedroom. No doors for other units 3.14 X (1.39)2 6.07 Windows: Nil Bedroom Ceiling: Nil 3.14 x (1.43)2 6.42 Roof: Swish flat for 2 of the rooms and thatch for other areas. Kitchen SERVICES: Nil 3.14 x (0.96)2 2.89 DRAINAGE: Natural Kitchen yard FT'T''T'INGS AND FIXTURES. Nil 3.14 x (1.34)2 5.64 GENERAL CONDITION: The following defects were identified during the inspection: Bath

0 Series of cracks on walls 1.48 x 3.03 3.03 0 Part of thatch roof of bedroom ripped off. Pen

Walls to kraal seriously eroded 3.14 x (0.91)2 2.60 Barn 3.14 x (0.70)2 1.54 0l!en yard 0.90 x LlO 3.01 x 0.72 7.60 x 6.60 53.32 LESS: Y:z(Bedroom) Y:z(Pen) Wall 48.98 4.05 x 1.61 9.95 x 1.61 22.54

43.1 NSOHASAAH PROPERTY REF: NO. UNNUMBERED HOUSE 37 A Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE 37 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.95 x 3.65 14.42 ANA TEEM This is a 3 bedroom local compound house with other ancillary structures enclosing a cemented yard. Closed veL

The photographs are attached herewith as appendix. 3.65 x 1.60 5.84

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DET AILS OF CONSTRUCTIONS Bedroom Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel 4.30 x 2.50 to.75 Walls: mass swish rendered both ways with swish and coal tar. Bedroom Door: .Iedged and battened for only 2 bedrooms. No doors for other units 3.65 x 2.60 9.49 Windows: jalousie type for 2 bedrooms Closed ver. Ceiling: Nil 2.60 x 1.85 4.81 Roof: CIS for the 2 bedrooms. Kitchen SERVICES: Nil 2.77 x 2.50 6.93 DRAINAGE: Natural ,""

;)Li:ll \';i:l:)t:

FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil 1.20 x 0.82 0.98 GENERAL CONDITION: The following defects were identified during the inspection: Bath

0 Series of cracks on walls. 1.75 x 1.50 0 Walls to kraal seriously eroded 0.80 xO.35 2.91

Bam 3.14 x (0.70)2 1.54 Bam 3.14 x (0.65)2 1.32 Pen 3.14 x (1.35)2 5.71 Yard \12(5.87+7.25)10.2 66.91 Wall 3.55 x 1.52 1.89 x 1.52 8.27

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43.2 AYAMGAASAAH PROPERTY REF: NO. UNNUMBERED HOUSE 37 B Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE 37 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 4.32 x 2.35 10.15 ANATEEM This property which forms the southern section of a local compound house with 2 sub-compounds Bedroom

consist of 3 bedrooms, a kitchen and other ancillary structures enclosing a paved yard and a kraal. See 3.90 x 3.80 14.82 the photographs attached as Appendix for details. PartlX C. Ver. DET AILS OF CONSTRUCTIONS 2.00 xl.82 3.64 Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel Bedroom Wall: Sun-dried and mass swish rendered for all areas. 4.50 x 2.78 12.51 Door: Ledged and Battened for 2 bedrooms only. Other areas have no doors Kitchen Window: Ledged and battened for only bedrooms 2.97 x 2.55 7.57 Ceiling: Nil Grinding room Roof: CIS for I bedroom, swish flat for 2 No. bedrooms. Others are unroofed 3.93 x 3.90 15.33 SERVICES: Nil Staircase DRAINAGE: Natural 2.70 x 1.00 2.70 FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil Paved yard GENERAL CONDITION: The following were some of the defects detected in the property: 12.06 x 6.05 72.96

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44.1 I AYAMGA ASAKIYA HOUSE No. SCG54 KANDIGA

o Few cracks on walls of grinding room o Some pot holes on parts of the yard.

These notwithstanding, the property appears quite good

PROPERTY REF: NO. SCG 54 A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY This property consists of four-bedrooms and other ancillary units which together enclose a paved open yard and a kraal. It forms part of a large compound house comprising other 6 sub-compounds CONSTRUCTION DETAILS Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas. Walls: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways for all areas. Doors: Ledged and battened for 3 No. bed rooms. Other areas have no doors. Windows: Ledged and battened for only I No. bedroom. Ceiling: Nil Roof: swish flat for 3 bedrooms, CIS for 1 bedroom and kitchen and thatch for the rest. SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION:' The property appears quite good structurally and repair except the following defects:

• Few sections of walls eroded by rain wash • Parts of cement screed to yard peeling off. • Cracks on section of I No. bedroom.

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5.92

4.79

3.14 x (0.60)' I 1.13

Bedroom 3.99 x 4.75 Partly C. Vcr. 3.99 x 2.70 Bedroom 5.02 x 3.28

2.57 x 3.48 Porch 0.98 x 0.92 Bedroom 4.20 x 2.98 Porch 0.96 x 1.60 Bath 2.86 x 3.90 Kitchen 1.86 x 2.25 Barn

18.95

10.77

16.47

8.94

0.90

12.52

1.54

ILl5

4.19

3.14 x (0.69)' I 1.51 Bam 3.14 x (0.70)' 1.54 Goat Pen

3.14 x (0.70)1 1.54 Hencoop 3.14 x (0.40)' I 0.50 Hencoop 3.14 x (0.45)1 I 0.64 Open yard 9.10 x 6.89 2.03 x 2.63 2.03 x 1.38 I 70.84 LESS: Porch Kitchen 5.72


65.12

7.68 x 1.70 4.95 x 1.70 21.48

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44.2 APOYA ASAKlY A PROPERTY REF. NO: SCG 54 B Bedroom % HSE NO SCG 54 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.30 x 4.06 13.40 KANDIGA This section comprises 3 bedrooms, a kitchen, grinding room and an open yard and forms part of the Porch

local compound house numbered SCG 54 with 6 No. sub-compounds. 1.0 x 1.63 1.63 CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS Grinding room Floor: cement screed for all areas except kitchen and yard which has only compacted gravel. 3.30 x 1.90 6.27 Walls: mass swish and sun-dried bricks rendered both ways with swish and coal tar Bedroom Door: Ledged and battened type for only bedrooms. Other areas have no doors. 2.89 x 3.73 10.78 Window: Nil Bedroom Ceiling: Nil 3.24 x (0.33)2 0.34 Roof: swish flat for 2 bedrooms and grinding room and thatch for 1 bedroom and barn. Barn SERVICES: Nil 3.14 x (0.83)2 2.18 DRAINAGES: Natural OQen Yard FITTINGS AND FIXTURES: Nil 6.10 x 5.50 33.55 GENERAL CONDITION: The following were some of the defects detected in the property: LESS:

0 Rendering on section of walls peeling 0 ff. Vz(Bedroom) 0 Few cracks on walls of grinding room Porch 1.80 0 Some pot holes on parts of the yard. 31.75

These notwithstanding, the property appears quite good

44.3 ADA-ENGE ASAKIYA PROPERTY REF. NO: SCG 54 C Bedroom %ASAKIYA'S HSE BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.65 x 2.40 8.76 NUMBERED SCG 54 This section comprises 3 bedrooms, a kitchen, grinding room and a bath partly enclosing an open yard Bedroom KANDIGA and forms part of the local compound house numbered SCG 54 with 6 No. sub-compounds. 3.14 x (1.60)2 8.05

CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS Bedroom Floor: cement screed for all areas 4.19x2.75 11.52 Wall: mass swish and sun-dried bricks rendered both ways with swish and coal tar Kitchen Door: Ledged and battened type for 2 bedrooms. Other areas have no doors. 2.45 x 2.09 5.12 Window: Ledged and battened type for the 2 bedrooms. Grinding room Ceiling: Nil 3.14 x (1.40)2 6.16 Roof: Swish flat for 2 bedrooms, kitchen and grinding room and thatch for 1 other bedroom. Paved yard SERVICES: Nil 5;lOxl.l0 DRAINAGE: Nil 5.00x6.10 GENERAL CONDITION: Generally, the property appears quite good structurally and in repair. 1.00 x 5.05 41.16 However, the following were identified during the inspection:

0 Cracks on section of wall

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0 Section of rendering peeling off 0 Upper section of wall eroded by rain

44.4 AGURAKAI ASAKIY A PROPERTY REF. NO: SCG 54 D Bedroom %ASAKIY A'S HSE BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.37 x 2.43 8.19 NUMBERED SCG 54 This section comprises 3 bedrooms with other units and enclosing an open yard and fonns part of the Staircase KANDIGA local compound house numbered SCG 54 with 6 No. sub-compounds. 2.26 x 0.75 1.70

CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS Bedroom Floor: cement screed for all areas 3.20 x 2.98 9.54 Wall: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways with swish and coal tar Bedroom Door: Ledged and battened type for 2 bedrooms. Other areas have no doors. 3.28 x 2.98 9.77 Window: Ledged and battened type for the 2 bedrooms. P.C.V Ceiling: Nil 6.68 x 1.25 8.35 Roof: Swish flat for 2 bedroom and CIS for I bedroom. Bath SERVICES: Nil 0.95 x 0.94 0.89 DRAINAGE: Nil Yard l.JcNhJ:<.AL l LJN)l 1UN Generally, the property appears quite good structurally and in repair. 5.20 x 9.05 47.06 However, the following were identified during the inspection:

0 Cracks on section of wall 0 Section of rendering peeling off

Bedroom 3.95 x 3.70 14.62 Partly C. Ver. 3.95 x 1.70 6.72 Bath 1.64 x 1.60 2.62 Paved yard 3.70 x 1.64 5.89 x 2.80 22.56

44.5 AKAZUO ASAKIYA PROPERTY REF. NO: SCG 54 E Bedroom NUMBERED SCG 54 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 4.35x3.15 13.70 KANDIGA This section comprises 3 bedrooms with other units and enclosing an open yard and forms part ofthe Staircase

local compound house numbered SCG 54 with 6 No. sub-compounds. 1.34 x 0.84 1.13 CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS Bedroom Floor: compacted gravel for all areas 3.14 x (1.45)1 6.59 Wall: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways with swish and coal tar Bedroom Door: Ledged and battened type for only I bedroom. Other areas have no doors. 3.14 X (1.50)1 7.07 Window: Nil. Kitchen Ceiling: Nil 1.90 x 1.30 2.47 Roof: Swish flat for 2 bedrooms. Others are unroofed. Bath SERVICES: Nil 3.14 x (0.70)2 6.15

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Bam Generally, the property appears quite good structurally and in repair. 3.14 x (1.20)2 1.1~

However, there were few visible cracks noticed on section of walls. Yard 5.20 x 11.05 57.46

44.6 AKOLPOKA ASAKIY A PROPERTY REF. NO: SCG 54 F Bedroom NUMBERED SCG 54 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.57 x3.16 11.28 KANDIGA This section comprises 1 bedroom, a bath and partly closed verandah partly enclosing an open yard and Closed ver.

forms part of the local compound house numbered SCG 54 with 6 No. sub-compounds. 3.57 x 1.50 5.36 CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS Bedroom Floor: cement screed for all areas 3.08 x 2.65 8.16 Wall: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways with swish and coal tar Bedroom Door: Ledged and battened type for bedroom. Other areas have no doors. 3.14 x (1.55)l 7.54 Window: Ledged and battened type for bedroom. Porch Ceiling: Nil 0.85 x 0.77 0.65 Roof: CIS for bedroom, bath is unroofed. Kitchen SERVICES: Nil 3.14 x (1.23)2 7.64 DRAINAGE: Nil Goat pen

Generally, the property appears quite good structurally and in repair. 3.14 x (1.23)2 4.75 However, the following were identified during the inspection: Open yard

0 Cracks on section of wall 9.81 x 5.72 0 Section of rendering peeling off 2.30 x 3.24 63.56

LESS: I13(Bedroom) Porch 'Iz(Pen) Yz(Kitchen) 10.62

52.94

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45.1 HAWAAMUNE PROPERTY REF: NO. SCG 21 A Bedroom HOUSE NO. SCG. 21 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 5.02 x 3.85 19.33

KANDIGA This is a 3 bedroom property with other units enclosing a paved yard and forms part of the 4 sub-compounds forming the local house numbered SCG 21. 5.02 x 1.60 8.03 CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS. Bedroom Floor: cement screed on gravel for all areas. 3.08 x 3.00 9.24 Walls: mass swish and sun-dried bricks rendered with swish and coal tar Door: Ledged and battened for only bedrooms, others are nil 3.45 x4.38 15.11 Windows: Nil Ceiling: Nil 8.41 Roof: swish flat for I bedroom, CIS for another and thatch for the other pen and kitchen unroofed.

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DRAINAGE: Nil Kitchen GENERAL CONDITION: The property appears in a fairly good structural and repair condition except 3.14 x (1.35)2 5.12 the followings Bath

0 Cracks on sections of walls 1.62 x 2.08 3.37 0 Cement screed pecling off from section of floor OQen yard

4.56 x 3.20 I

5.70 x 7.20 4.21 x 2.06 0.93 x 0.90 65.14

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45.2 MARIAMA AMUNE PROPERTY REF. NO: SCC 21 B Bedroom % HSE No. SCG 21 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2.35 x2.25 5.29 KANDIGA This is also a 3 bedroom property with a kitchen, grinding room and a yard and forms part of the 4 sub- Bedroom

compounds of the local house numbered SCG 21. The photographs of the property are attached as 3.45 x 3.45 11.90 appendix Partly C. Ver. DET AILS OF CONSTRUCTION 3.45 x 2.00 6.90 Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel Bedroom Walls: sun-dried bricks and mass swish rendered both ways with swish and coal tar for all areas. 3.80 x 2.00 13.11 Doors: Ledged and battened for all areas except bath with no door. Partly C. Ver. Windows: Nil 3.80 x 2.00 7.60 Ceiling: Nil ~ Roof: CIS for 2 No. bedrooms and grinding room, swish flat for I bedroom whilst 1 is unroofed. 3.15 x 2.50 9.13 SERVICE: Nil Bath DRAINAGE: Natural 112(3.14 x (I.oy) 1.57 GENERAL CONDITION: This property also appears quite good in structure and in a fair state of repair. Staircase There were however few sections of the walls eroded and with cracks. 2.25 xO.80 1.80

Paved yard 9.10 x 8.00 6.80 x 0.60 76.88 LESS: Barn

73.08 Barn 3.14 X (1.10)2 3.80

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45.3 BUKARI AMUNE PROPERTY REF. NO: SCC 21 C Bedroom % HSE No. SCG 21 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.98 x 3.60 14.33 KANDIGA This is also a 3 bedroom property with partly closed verandahs and forms part of the 4 sub-compounds Bedroom

ofthe local house numbered SCG 21. The photographs of the property are attached as appendix. 3.20 x3.60 11.52 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel 1.90 x 3.60 6.84 Walls: sun-dried bricks and mass swish rendered both ways with swish and coal tar for all areas. Closed ver.

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Doors: Ledged and battened for all areas except bath with no door. 3.98 x 1.78 7.08 Windows: ledged and battened type for bedrooms Closed ver. Ceiling: Nil 1.90 x 1.78 3.38 Roof: CIS for 2 No. bedrooms Open ver. SERVICE: Nil 1.90 x 3.20 6.08 DRAINAGE: Natural Bath GENERAL CONDITION: This property appears quite good in structure and in a fair state of repair. The 3.14 x (1.43) 6.41 following defects were however identified: Walls

0 Minor vertical cracks on section ofthe walls 2.68 x 1.25 0 One section of bedroom wall fallen off 0.95 x 1.25 0 Few visible holes on CIS roof 5.60x 1.25

4.30 x 1.25 19.92

45.4 ABUBAKAR AMUNE PROPERTY REF. NO: SCG 21 D Bedrooms HOUSE NO. SCG 21 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2(3.55+4.20) 1.20 18.60 KANDIGA This is also accommodates 3 bedroom with a kitchen, bath and partly closed verandah partly enclosing a Living room

paved yard and forms part of the 4 SUb-compounds of the local house numbered SCG 21. The 2(3.60+5.36) 1.20 21.50 photographs of the property are attached as appendix

DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel Walls: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways with swish and coal tar for all areas. Doors: Ledged and battened for all the principal rooms, other areas have no doors. Windows: Ledged and battened type for only the bedrooms. Ceiling: Nil Roof: CIS for 2 bedrooms and swish for 1 other bedroom and kitchen. Others are unroofed SERVICE: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDlTION: . The property appears quite good structurally and in a fair repair condition. The following were however noticed on inspection.

• Cracks on staircase and part ofthe walls • Section of rendering peeling off • Section of cement screed peeling off

• Signs of minor leakage from the roof of 1 bedroom.

46.0 AGOO AZOOMAH PROPERTY REF. UNNUMBERED HOUSE 38 Bedroom HOUSE NO. SCG 14 B BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 4.45 x 4.32 19.22 KANDlGA This is a proposed 5 room single storey sandcrete block work accommodation built up to the window Bedroom

level.CONSTRUCTION DETAILS 2(4.95 x 4.32) 42.77 Floor: natural earth work Bedroom Wall: sandcrete block work dwarf wall built up to the window level 5.63 x 4.32 24.32 Door: Nil Bedroom

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Window: Nil 4.35 x 4.32 18.79 Ceiling: Nil Roof: Nil SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: The property appears structurally good as it is still under construction.

47.0 EMMANUEL PROPERTY REF: UNNUMBERED HOUSE 39 Bedroom ANONTARA BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 4.10 x 2.05 8.41 KANDIGA This is a 4 bedroom sun-dried brick structure with other ancillary structures enclosing an unpaved yard Staircase

and a kraal. The photographs of the property are attached as appendix. 2.00 x 0.80 1.60 CONSTRUCTION DETAILS Bedroom Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel for all the rooms except the yard that is unpaved. 3.55 x2.60 9.23 Walls: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways with swish and coal tar for all areas Staircase Doors: Ledged and battened for 2 bedrooms and panel type for another 2 bedrooms. 1.30 x 0.80 1.04 Window: Nil. Grinding room Ceiling: Nil 2.00 x 2.60 5.20 Roof: CIS for 2 bedrooms and swish flat for another 2 bedrooms. All the units are unroofed. Bedroom SERVICES: Nil 3.75 x 3.60 13.50 DRAINAGE: Natural Bedroom GENERAL CONDITION: The following were noticed during the inspection: 3.70 x 3.60 1332

0 Few vertical cracks on walls 0 Renderings partly peeling off 7.80 x 1.83 14,27

Generally, the property appears quite good in structure and repairs Kitchen 3.14x(1.35) 5.71 Bath 1.40 x 1.30 1.82

3,14 x (0.75) 1.76

3.14 x (0.75) 1.76 Yard 9.05 x 5.95 53.85 Walls 2.10 x 1.30 4.40 x 1.30 8.45

48.0 HARUNA ASINABA PROPERTY REF: SCG 14 Bedroom HOUSE NO. SCG 14 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2.96 x 3.60 10.66 KANDIGA This is a 5 bedroom Local compound structure with other ancillaries enclosing an open cemented yard. Bedroom

The photographs of the property are attached as appendix. 2.92 x3.60 10.51 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom

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Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for only the bedrooms 2.45x4.10 10.04 Walls: sun-dried bricks for areas except circular structures which are mass swish Bedroom Doors: Ledged and battened for only 4 bedrooms, other units have no doors 2.29 x 3.66 8.38 Windows:Nil Bedroom Ceiling: Nil 2.86 x4.06 11.61 Roof: CIS for 3 bedrooms, swish flat for also 2 bedrooms and thatch for 1. Other units are unroofed Kitchen SERVICES: Nil 3.14 x (1.35) 5.73 DRAINAGE: Natural Bath GENERAL CONDITION: The following defects were noticed during inspection 1.62 x2.06 3.34

• Series of cracks on section of walls Closed ver.

• Cement screed peeling off from yard 1.80 x 600

• Section of the wall has fallen off. 1.204.10 15.72

Notwithstanding the above. The property looks quite good. Pen 2(3.14 x 0.70) 3.08 Pen 1.20 x 2.20 2.64 3.14 x (1.30) 5.31 Wall 12.0x 1.10 5.00 x 1.10 18.50 Yard 7.50 x 9.55 71.62

49.0 ABOBRE AZEELE PROPERTY REF: SCG 04 Bedroom HOUSE NO. SCG 04 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.47 x 2.60 9.02 KANDIGA This property consist of2 bedrooms, a grinding room and a pen partly enclosing a paved yard and forms Grinding room

the southern section of the local compound house which has two sub-compounds. The photographs of 2.26 x 2.40 5.42 the property are attached as appendix. Bedroom CONSTRUCTION DETAILS 3.87 x 2.58 9.98 Floor: cement screed for only 1 No. bedroom and the yard. Other areas have only compacted gravel. Goat pen Walls: mass swish rendered both ways with swish and coal tar 1.69 x 1.45 2.45 Door: Nil, except 1 No. bedroom which has ledged and battened Staircase Window: Nil 0.64 x 2.45 1.57 Ceiling: Nil Staircase Roof: swish flat roof for all areas except pen that is unroofed 0.75 x 2.50 1.88 SERVICES: Nil Open yard DRAINAGE: Natural 5.61 x5.30 29.73 GENERAL CONDITION: The property appears quite good structurally and in a fair repair condition. LESS: The following were however noticed on inspection. Staircase

• Cracks on staircase and part of the walls Staircase 3.45

• Section of rendering peeling off 26.28

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• Section of cement screed peeling otT

50.1 ASSIBI ATAMPUGRE Bedroom HOUSE SBH.63 PROPERTY REF: SBH 63 A 3.67 x 4.25 16.00

DOBA BRlEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY Bedroom This property consists of2 bedrooms and other units partly enclosing a paved yard and forms the 2.45 x 4.37 10.71 southern section of the local compound house which has 2 sub-compounds house. The photographs of P.C.V the property are attached as appendix. \.85 x 4.25 7.86 CONSTRUCTION DETAILS Pen Floor: compacted gravel for all areas. 3.14 x (0.80) 2.01 Walls: mass swish rendered both ways with swish and coal tar 3.14 x (1.40) 6.16 Door: ledged and battened for 1 room.nil for other areas Barn Window: Nil 3.14 x (0.70) 1.54 Ceiling: Nil Bath Roof: swish flat roof for all areas except pen that is unroofed 1.89 x 2.12 4.01 SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural 5.45 x 6.79 GENERAL CONDITION: The property appears quite good structurally and in a fair repair condition. 1.00 x 2.20 The following were however noticed on inspection. \1,(2.75 x 3.65) 44.22

• Cracks on staircase and part of the walls Wall

• Section of rendering peeling off 1.40 x 3.60 lAO x 7.50 15.54

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50.2 AKUNORGU PROPERTY REF: SBH. 63 B Bedroom ATAMPUGRE BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.70 x 3.62 13.39 HOUSE SBH.63 This is a 4 bedroom sun-dried brick structure with other ancillary structures enclosing an unpaved yard. Partly C. Ver.

DOBA The photographs of the property are attached as appendix. 3.84 x 1.82 7.00 CONSTRUCTION DETAILS Bedroom Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel for all the rooms except the yard that is unpaved. 3.80 x 3.62 13.76 Walls: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways with swish and coal tar for all areas Partl:y C. Ver. Doors: Ledged and battened for all the principal rooms, other areas have no doors. 3.84 x 1.82 7.00 Window: Ledged and battened for all the principal rooms .. Bedroom Ceiling: Nil 3.75x3.10 11.63 Roof: CIS for all the bedrooms and pen has swish flat roof D_

SERVICES: Nil 4.50 x 4.00 18.00 DRAINAGE: Natural Partlv C. Ver. GENERAL CONDITION: The following were noticed during the inspection: 4.50 x 1.60 7.20

0 Few vertical cracks on walls Goat pen 0 Signs of leakage from roof of 2 bedrooms 3.15 x2.0 6.30 0 Renderings partly peeling otT Goat pen

Generally, the JJroiJerty appears quite good in structure and repairs 3.92 x 2.05 8.04

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Wall 9.50 x 0.80 7.60

51.0 ALBERT AGAMU PROPERTY REF: UNNUMBERED HOUSE 40 Bedroom UNNUMBERED HSE 40 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.70 x4.20 15.55 DOBA This is a 1 bedroom sun-dried brick structure with other ancillary structures enclosing an unpaved yard. Kitchen

The photographs of the property are attached as appendix. 2.68 x 3.60 9.65 CONSTRUtllUN DETAILS P.C.V Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas. 1.85 x4.20 7.77 Walls: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways with swish and coal tar for all areas Yard Doors: and battened for all areas. 3.70 x 5.20 19.24 Window: and battened for all the principal rooms. Ceiling: Nil Roof: CIS for all the bedrooms. SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAll IN IN the property which is of recent construction appears good in structure and decoration.

52.1 AJURI AKAJEBI PROPERTY REF: HOUSE NO: SBH. 92 A Bedroom 13.73 HOUSE NO. SBH. 92 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.71 x 3.70 DOBA This is an 8 No. room uncompleted sandcrete block structure constructed up to the lintel level. The Bedroom 14.80

photograph is attached as appendix 4.00 x 3.70 CONSTRUCTION DETAILS Bedroom 9.80 Floor: natural earth work 3.70 x 2.65 Walls: sandcrete block work built up to the lintel level Living room 10.54 Door: only openings 3.70 x 2.85 Window: only openings Bedroom 13.69 Ceiling: Nil 3.70 x 3.70 Roof: Nil bedroom 6.50 SERVICES: Nil 3.94 x 1.25 DRAINAGE Natural Corridor 13.51 GENERAL CONDITION: the property which is still under construction appears good in structure. 7.00 x 1.93

Bedroom 14.80 4.00 x 3.70 Open ver. 6.50 3.94 x 1.65 11.55 7.00 x 1.65 5.60 4.00 x lAO

52.2 AJURI AKAJEBI PROPERTY REF: UNNUMBERED Bedroom

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HOUSE NO. SBH. 92 DOBA

AKALOBE AZUSEWINI % AKASEWINE'S HOUSE DOBA

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY This is a 5 bedroom and a living room sandcrete block structure built up to the roofing level with partly closed verandahs at the frontage. The photographs of the property are attached as appendix. CONSTRUCTION DETAILS F190r: Natural earth work Walls: Sandcrete block work yet to be rendered. Doors: Nil, only openings Windows: Nil only opening Ceiling: Nil Roof: Nil =,-,,-,-==Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: The property appears structurally sound with no visible defects as it is still under construction.

PROPERTY REF: UNNUMBERED 41 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY This property which forms the western section of a compound house with 4 sub-compounds has 4 bedrooms and other ancillary units enclosing an open yard. The photographs of the property are attached as appendix DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel Walls: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways for all areas. Doors: Ledged and battened for all rooms with two of them fitted with mosquito proof trap doors. Windows: Nil Ceiling: Nil Roof: swish flat for 2 bedrooms and pen, CIS for also 2 bedrooms and thatch for bam. =~~,,-=Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION; The property which appears quite good showed the following defects during inspection.

• Few cracks on walls and stain case • Lower section of external walls partly eroded.

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3.95 x 3.97 I 15.68 Bedroom 3.95 x 4.00 I 15.80 Bedroom 3.95 x 4.00 I 15.80

4.00 x 3.99 I 15.96 Bedroom 4.00 x 4.00 I 16.00 Bedroom 4.00 x 4.09 I 16.36

2.07 x3.97 I 8.22 P.C.V 4.00 x 1.83 1.92x2.17 I 11.49 P.C.V 2.17 x 4.00 I 8.68

2.17x4.09 I 8.88

Bedroom 3.45 x 3.65 I 12.59 Bedroom 3.72 x3.65 I 13.58

7.67 x 1.79 I 13.73 Bedroom 3.87 x 3.80 I 14.71 Bedroom 4.30 x 2.96 112.73 Bam 3.14 x (0.53) I 0.88

3.14 x (0.78) I 1.91 Grinding room 2.45 x 1.80 I 4.41 Bath 1.32 x 1.53 12.02 Staircase 0.78 x 2.30 11.79 Staircase -


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0.90 x 2.50 2.25 ORen ;tard 3.25 x 8.70 3.30 x 3.80 40.82 LESS: Staircase Staircase Y2(bam) Y2(Pen) 5.44

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54.1 AKADUMAH ALUGAH PROPERTY REF: NO. SBH 20 A Bedroom HSE NO. SBH 20 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.60 x 3.50 12.60 DOBA This property forms part of the central section of a compound house with 4 sub-compounds and has 3 Bedroom

bedrooms and other ancillary units enclosing an open paved yard and a kraal. The photographs of the 3.60 x 3.59 12.92 property are attached as appendix Partly C. V er. DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION 4.95 x 1.99 9.85 Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel Bedroom Walls: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways for all areas. 2.49 x 2.10 5.23 Door: Ledged and battened for only the bedrooms, other areas have no doors Kitchen Windows: Ledged and battened for only the bedrooms, other areas have no windows 2.70 x 2.60 7.02 Ceiling: Nil Store Roof: CIS for 2 bedrooms. swish flat for I bedroom and thatch for bam 1.99 x 1.80 3.58 SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural 2.70 x 1.70 4.89 GENERAL CONDITION: The property which appears quite good showed the following defects during Staircase inspection. 2.40 x LlO 2.64

• Few cracks on walls and paved yard Paved yard

• Lower section of external walls partly eroded. 14.09 x 3.10

• WaUs to kraal seriously eroded 2.70 x 1.10 4.70 x 2.40 1.70 x LlO 59.80 Bam 3.14 x (0.6)2 1.13 Goat pen 3.14 X (0.95)2 2.83 Wall 7.\0 x 1.00 1.00 x 1.00 1.15 x 1.00 9.15

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BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2.45 x 4.43 10.85 DOBA This property forms part of the eentral section of a compound house with 4 sub-compounds and has 2 Bedroom

bedrooms and other ancillary units enclosing an open paved yard and a kraal. The photographs ofthe 3.10 x 3.65 11.31 property are attached as appendix Kitchen DET AILS OF CONSTRUCTION 3.14 x (1.65) 8.56 Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel Closed ver. Walls: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways for all areas. 1.88 x 3.10 5.83 Door: Ledged and battened for only the bedrooms. Yard Windows: Nil 6.25 x 7.29 45.56 Ceiling: Nil Roof: CIS for 2 bedrooms, swish flat for other areas. SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: The property which appears quite good showed the following defects during inspection.

• Few cracks on walls and paved yard

• Lower section of external walls partly eroded.

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54.3 AMANTARA ALUGAH PROPERTY REF: NO. SBH 20 C Bedroom HSE NO. SBH 20 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.40 x 4.80 16.32 DOBA This property forms part of the compound house with 4 sub-compounds and has 1 bedroom and other Bath

ancillary units enclosing an open paved yard and a kraal. The photographs ofthe property are attached 1.70 x 1.90 3.23 as appendix Closed ver. DET AILS OF CONSTRUCTION 1.80 x 3.20 5.76 Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel Yard Walls: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways for all areas. Yz(5.30 x 3.05) 8.08 Door: Ledged and battened for only the bedrooms. Windows: Nil Ceiling: Nil Roof: CIS for the bedroom. SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: The property which appears quite good showed the following defects during inspection.



54.4 NCHOY[NE ALUGAH PROPERTY REF: SBH 20 D Bedroom HSE NO. SBH 20 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.14 x (1.56)% 7.65 DOBA This is a 6 bedroom Local compound structure with other ancillaries enclosing an open cemented yard. Bedroom

The phot()graphs of the property are attached as appendix. 3.14 x (1.05)2 3.45

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DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for only the bedrooms 3.80 x 3.60 13.68 Walls: sun-dried bricks for areas except circular structures which are mass swish Bedroom Doors: Ledged and battened for only 3 bedrooms, other units have no doors 3.60 x 2.30 8.28 Windows: ledged battened type for only bedrooms Bedroom Ceiling: Nil 3.14 x (1.80)' 10.18 Roof: CIS for 2 bedrooms swish flat for also 2 bedrooms and thatch for 1. Other units are unroofed Bedroom

Nil 3.60 x 1.25 4.50 Bath

The following defects were noticed during inspection 1.45 x 1.30 1.89

• Series of cracks on section of walls Paved yard

• Cement screed peeling off from yard 4.00 x 1.25

• Section of the wall has fallen off. 6.20 x 5.00

Notwithstanding the above. The property looks quite good. 1.30 x 1.0 Y,(3.60 x 3.70) 1.50 x 1.45 5.65 x 3.60 66.28 Hencoop 3.14 x (1.07)' 3.60

55.0 APAPEN ALOR PROPERTY REF: SBH 16 Bedroom % HSE NO. SBH 16 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 4.30 x 2.40 10.32 DOBA This is a 3 bedroom Local compound structure with other ancillaries enclosing an open cemented yard Bedroom

and a kraal. The photographs of the property are attached as appendix 3.14x(1.5) 7.07 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas except kraal that is unpaved. 4.20 x 2.30 9.66 Walls: sun-dried bricks for 2 bedrooms and mass swish for 1 bedroom and other areas and rendered with Kitchen swish and coal tar. 3.14 x (1.20) 4.53 Door: Ledged and battened for 2 bedrooms other areas have no doors. Bath Windows: ledged and battened for only bedrooms. 2.0 x 1.50 3.00 Ceiling: Nil staircase Roof: Swish flat for 2 bedrooms and thatch for all others 3.50 x 0.80 2.30

Nil Staircase Natural 4.40 x 0.70 3.08

generally the property appears to be in a good structural condition and state Goat pen or repair. The following were however identified during the inspection: 3.0 x 1.90 3.80

0 Series of cracks on various section of the walls Goat pen 0 Section of renderings peeling off 3.14 x (0.70) 1.54 0 Upper sections of walls eroded by rain Goat pen

3.14 x (1.0) 3.14 Goat en

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56.0 ADAGWE AKABURE PROPERTY REF: SBH 54 Bedroom HOUSE NO. SBH 54 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERT 2.50 x 3.65 9.12 DOBA This is a 3 bedroom Local compound structure with other ancillaries enclosing an open cemented yard Bedroom

and a kraal. The photographs of the property are attached as appendix. 2.50 x 3.90 9.75 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas 3.14 x (1.75) 9.62 Walls: sun-dried bricks for 2 bedrooms and mass swish for 1 bedroom and other areas and rendered with Yard swish and coal tar. 2.20 x 2.26 Door: Ledged and battened for 2 bedrooms other areas have no doors. 5.60 x 6.13 39.30 Windows: Nil. Ceiling: Nil Roof: Swish flat for 2 bedrooms. Others are unroofed. SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: generally the property appears to be in a good structural condition and state or repair. The following were however identified during the inspection:

0 Series of cracks on various section of the walls 0 Section of renderings peeling off 0 Upper sections of walls eroded by rain

57.0 ASINABA A YEDANA PROPERTY REF: SBH 07 Bedroom HOUSE NO. SBH 07 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 4.00 x 4.00 16.00 DOBA This property consists of 3 bedrooms and is of sandcrete block construction built up to the window level. Bedroom

The photographs of the property are attached as appendix 3.30 x 4.00 13.20 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: Natural earth 3.82 x 4.00 15.28 Walls: sandcrete block work and not rendered. Living room Door: Nil 3.80 x 4.00 15.20 Windows: Nil Ceiling: Nil Roof: Nil SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: it appears good as it is still under construction

.. - _. -58.1 THOMAS AKANZUE PROPERTY REF: NO. SBH 40 A Bedroom

HOUSE NO. SBH 40 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.60 x 4.10 14.76 DOBA This propertyforms part of the compound house with 5 sub-compounds and has 1 bedroom and other ~ -----

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ancillary units enclosing an open paved yard and a kraal. The photographs of the property are attached 1.45 x 3.60 5.22 as appendix Yard DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION 3.20 x 4.63 14.82 Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel Walls: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways for all areas. Door: Ledged and battened for only the bedrooms. Windows: Nil Ceiling: Nil Roof: CIS for the bedroom. SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: The property which appears quite good showed the following defects during inspection.



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58.2 A WIN BONO AKANZUE PROPERTY REF: NO. SBC 40 B Bedroom HOUSE NO. SBC 40 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2.60 x 3.80 9.88 DOBA This property forms part of the compound house with 4 sub-compounds and has 1 bedroom and other Yard

ancillary units enclosing an open paved yard and a kraal. The photographs ofthe property are attached 3.20 x 4.50 14.40 as appendix DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION 2(3.20+4.50)1.4 21.56 Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel Walls: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways for all areas. Door: Ledged and braced for the bedroom. Windows: Nil Ceiling: Nil Roof: swish type for the bedroom. SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: The property which appears quite good showed the following defects during inspection.


• Lower section of external walls partly eroded

58.3 JOHN APONABA PROPERTY REF: NO. SBH 40 C D.

HOUSE NO. SBH 40 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2.50 x 3.80 9.50 DOBA This property forms part of the compound house with 4 sub-compounds and has 1 bedroom and other Yard

ancillary units enclosing an open paved. The photographs of the property are attached as appendix 6.85 x 9.15 62.68 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Wall Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel 2(6.85+9.15)1.78 35.56 Walls: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways for all areas.

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Door: Ledged and braced for the bedroom. Windows: Nil Ceiling: Nil Roof: swish type for the bedroom. SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: The property which appears quite good showed the following defects during inspection.

• Section of wall fallen off


• Lower section of external walls partly eroded

58.4 ALOM APONABA PROPERTY REF: SBH 40 0 Sandcrete Unit HOUSE NO. SBH 40 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY Bedrooms DOBA This is a fairly large compound house consisting of a 3 bedroom sand crete block residential unit and 2(4.0 x 3.45) 27.60

semi-detached bedroom units as well as other ancillary units of sun-dried bricks/mass swish Bedroom construction, partly enclosing a paved yard. See photographs attached as Appendix 4.05 x3.45 19.97 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION PLV Sandcrete Block Unit 2(4.00 x 1.65) 13.20 Floor: mass concrete finished in cement screed P.C.V Wall: sandcrete block work rendered and painted internally only 4.05 x 1.65 6.68 Door: plywood flush type for 1 bedroom and ledged and battened type for the other 2 rooms Windows: Glass louvre blades in aluminum carriers with welded steel mesh and fine aluminum netting Swish Unit Ceiling: Nil Bedroom Roof: double pitch type covered with CIS. 3.42 x 2.16 7.39 Swish Unit Bedroom Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas except the kraal which is unpaved. 3.84 x 2.36 9.06 Walls: sun-dried bricks for the completed section and sandcrete block work for the uncompleted part Staircase built up to window leveL 2.40 x 0.63 1.51 Door: Ledged and battened for 2 bedrooms other areas have no doors. Bedroom Windows: Only wooden frames with iron rods fitted in the window openings 3.87 x 3.26 12.62 Ceiling: Nil Bedroom Roof: CIS for 1 bedroom, swish flat for another whilst others are thatch roofed 3.84 x 3.65 14.02 SERVICES: Nil Closed ver. DRAINAGE: Natural 3.65 x 1.55 5.66 GENERAL CONDITION: The following defects were noticed during inspection: Kitchen

0 Minor cracks on paved yard and section of walls 2.12 x 1.65 3.50 0 Portions of external render peeling off Kitchen 0 Upper section of walls eroded by rain '1,(3.14 x 1.052) 1.73 0 Section of wall to I bedroom fallen off Bath

2.30 x 1.12 1.67 x 0.30 3.08

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Pen 2.25 x 1.90 4.28 Pen 3.14 X (0.90)2 2.54 Bam 3.14 X (0.60)2 1.13 Bam 3.14 x 0.75)2 1.76 Bam 3.14 x (0.43)2 0.57 Hencoops 3.14 x (0.35)2 3.14 X (0.33)2 0.73 Yard 'h( 3.96+3.28)3.22 3.42 x 14.10 59.87 Fence wall 7.50 x 1.05 7.88 _.

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59.1 ATUGUMYURE PROPERTY REF: SBC 35 A Sandcrete FRANCIS BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY bedrooms HOUSE NO. SBC 35 This is a fairly large compound house consisting of a 3 bedroom sandcrete block residential unit and 2(3.80 x 3.46) 26.30 DOBA semi-detached bedroom units as well as other ancillary units of sun-dried bricks/mass swish Living room

construction, partly enclosing a paved yard. See photograph attached as Appendix 5.45 x 3.75 20.44 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Closed ver. Sandcrete Block Unit 7.83 x 1.72 13.48 Floor: mass concrete finished in cement screed Living room Wall: sandcrete block work rendered and painted internally only 3.70 x 3.68 13.62 Door: ledged and battened type for the bedrooms. Bedroom Windows: Glass louvre blades in aluminum carriers with welded steel mesh and fine aluminum netting 3.70 x 3.57 13.21 Ceiling: Nil Kitchen Roof: double pitch type covered with CIS. 2.28 x 3.57 8.14 Swish Unit Open vcr. Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas except the kraal which is unpaved. 2.28 x 1.87 4.26 Walls: sun-dried bricks for the completed section and sandcrete block work for the uncompleted part built up to window level. Swish Unit Door: Ledged and battened for 2 bedrooms other areas have no doors. Bedroom Windows: Nil 3.56 x 3.85 13.71 Ceiling: Nil Grinding room Roof: CIS for I bedroom, swish flat for another whilst others are thatch roofed 2.09 x 2.02 4.22 SERVICES: Nil Kitchen

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DRAINAGE: Natural Y2(2.50+ 1.30) 1. 70 3.23 GENERAL CONDITION: the property generally appears good in condition. Yard

9.20 x5.60 Y2(3.2 7+ 1.12)2.68 57.42

59.2 ATUGUMYURE PROPERTY REF: SBC 35 B Bedroom AKUMAYA BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.90 x 3.70 14.43 HOUSE NO. SBC 35 This property is a local compound house and consists of 5 No. bedrooms, kitchen, 2 baths and partly DOBA closed verandahs enclosing a paved yard and a kraal. The photographs of the property are attached as 3.70 x 1.80 6.66

appendix Bedroom DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION 3.65 x 2.50 9.13 Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas except the kraal which is unpaved. Bedroom Walls: sun-dried bricks for the completed section and sandcrete block work for the uncompleted part 3.50 x 2.50 8.75 built up to window level. Door: Ledged and battened for only bedrooms other areas have no doors. 3.40 x 3.30 11.22 Windows: [edged and battened for only bedrooms Ceiling: Nil 3.30 x 1.90 6.27 Roof: CIS for 2 bedrooms, swish flat for 3 bedrooms whilst others are unroofed Bedroom

Nil 4.05 x 2.25 9.11 Kitchen

The following defects were noticed during inspection: 2.70 x 1.90 5.13 0 Minor cracks on paved yard and section of walls Bath 0 Portions of external render peeling off 1.80 x 1.65 2.97 0 Upper section of walls eroded by rain Bath

1.40 x 1.30 1.82

0.98

1.88

7.56 x 7.05 4.35 x 4.30 3.70 x 3.30 3.80 x 0.80 87.26 !2ggy 2.95 x 1.95 2.95 x 2.05 11.80

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Wall 0.8 x 1.20 4.50 x 1.20 2.70 x 1.20 9.60

60.0 AMOAH AMORDE PROPERTY REF: SBC 26 Bedroom % HOUSE NO. SBC 26 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTy 4.00 x 3.70 14.80 DOBA This property is a local compound house and consists of5 No. bedrooms, a store, grinding room and Partly C Ver.

partly closed verandahs enclosing a paved yard and a kraaL The photographs of the property are attached 4.0 x 1.85 7.40 as appendix Bedroom DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION 3.60 x 3.46 12.46 Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas except kraal which is unpaved Partly C. Ver. Walls: sun-dried bricks for all structures except round ones that are mass swish and rendered with swish 3.46 x 1.65 5.71 and coal tar. Bedroom Doors: Ledged and battened for 4 No. bedrooms, other units have no doors 3.14 x {1.40)2 6.16 Window: Ledged and battened for only bedrooms Bedroom Ceiling: Nil 5.20 x 2.60 13.52 Roof: CIS for 2 No. bedrooms, thatch for I bedroom and swish flat for all other areas Bedroom SERVICES: Nil 2.10 x 1.85 3.89 DRAINAGE: Natural Store GENERAL CONDITION: The following defects were noticed during inspection 1.30 x 1.05 1.37

• Series of cracks on section of walls Bath

• Cement screed peeling off from yard 3.14 x (1.0)2 3.14 Notwithstanding the above. The property looks quite good. Paved yard

7.05 x 7.0 49.35 Staircase 3.20 x 0.85 2.72 Pen 3.14 x (1.00)2 3.14 Bam 3.14 x (0.90)2 2.55 Pen 3.14 X (1.40)2 6.16 Bam 3.14 X (0.75)2 1.77

3.14 x (0.90)2 2.54 Wall 6.6. x 1.0 2.65 x 1.0 2.00 x 1.0 2.00 x 1.00 13.25 -

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61.0 I AKAGURI KW AME % HOUSE NO. SBC 31 DOBA

62.1 A WELlY A ACHAR HOUSE NO. SBC 22 DOBA

PROPERTY REF: SHC 26 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY This property consists of 2 bedroom and other units with on pen yard and forms part of a large compound house with 4 other sub-compounds. The photographs of the property are attached as appendix

Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel Walls: sun-dried bricks for bedrooms and mass swish for other areas and rendered with swish and coal tar. Door: Ledged and battened for only bedrooms other areas have no doors. Windows: ledged and battened for only I bedroom Ceiling: Nil Roof: swish flat and thatch for all areas except I no. bedroom which has CIS ~'->..!.=,,-=NiI DRAINAGE: Natural ="'-"""'->~'-=-""-'-'-=.......,..=!.-'-'- The following defects were noticed during inspection

• Series of cracks on section of walls • Cement screed peeling off from yard • Section of the wall has fallen off. • Notwithstanding the above. The property looks quite good.

This property too consist of2 bedrooms, a kitchen and an open yard and forms part of the compound house numbered SBC 22 with 4 other sub-compounds. The photographs of the property are attached as appendix

Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel Walls: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways Door: Ledged and battened for only bedrooms Windows: ledged and battened for only bedrooms Ceiling: Nil Roof: CIS for I bedroom and swish flat for the other. SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: This property structurally appears quite good and in a fair condition of repair. The following were however noticed during inspection.

• Few cracks on walls

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Bedroom 4.18 x 4.28 117.89 P.C.V 4.28 x 1.25

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5.35

Bedroom 3.72 x 2.44 9.08 Bath 2.32 x 1.95 14.52 Goat pen 3.14 X (0.76)2 I 1.81 Kitchen 3.14 x (1.15)2 I 1.81 Barn 3.14 x (0.67)2 I 1.41 Kitchen yard 1.61 x 4.37 7.04 Open yard 9.72 x 7 94 77.18

'Iz(Bedroom) 'Iz(Pen)

6.16 71.02

113.54 Bedroom 3.60 x3.76 Bedroom 3.92 x 3.65 14.31 Kitchen 3.14 x (1.41)2 16.24 Staircase 2.15xO.65 I 1.40 ORen yard 3.55 x3.18 4.20 x 3.63 126.54


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• Upper section of wall eroded rain • Cement screed peeling off

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62.2 CHARLES ACHAR PROPERTY REF: NO. SBC 22 A Bedroom HOUSE NO. SBC 22 BRlEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2.45 x 2.80 6.86 DOBA This is only a one- bedroom with other ancillary units enclosing an unpaved yard. This also forms part Goat Den

of the compound house numbered SBC 22 with 4 other sub-compounds. The photographs of the 1.42 x 1.25 1.78 property are attached as appendix Goat pen CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS 3.14 x (0.90)2 2.54 Floor: compacted gravel for only bedroom other areas are unpaved. Hencoop Wall: mass swish and rendered with Swish and coal tar for all areas. 3.14 X (0.35)2 0.38 Door: Nil Hencoop Window: Ledged and battened for bedroom 3.14 x (0045)' 0.64 Ceiling: Nil Bam Roof: Swish flat for bedroom, pen and hen coop with thatch for ban 3.14 x (0.58)' 1.06 SERVICES: Nil Wall DRAINAGE: Natural 3.65 x 1.17 GENERAL CONDITION: The following were noticed during the inspection. 1.86 x 1.17

0 Part of roof to bedroom fallen off 1.20 x 1.17 0 Serious erosion on section of walls 1.55 x 1.17 9.65

Even though the property looks quite strong, it seems to suffer from disrepair.

62.3 BERNABAS ACHAR PROPERTY REF: NO. SBC 22 C Bedroom HOUSE SBC 22 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 4.25 x 4.48 19.04 DOBA This is also 2 bedroom structure with other units enclosing an open yard which also forms part of the Grinding room

whole compound house numbered SBC 22. The photographs ofthe property are attached as appendix Yz(2.l5+2.26) 1.1 2.54 CONSTRUCTION DETAILS Bedroom Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel 4.0 x 2.38 9.52 Walls: sun-dried bricks and mass swish rendered with swish and coal tar staircase Door: Ledged and battened type for only bedrooms. Others are nil. 0.85 x 1.65 lAO Window: Nil Kitchen Ceiling: Nil 3.14 X (1.l5)2 4.15 Roof: Swish flat for bedrooms with thatch for other areas Bath SERVICES: Nil 1.20 x 1.70 2.04 DRAINAGE: Natural Bam GENERAL CONDTION: The property appears quite good structurally and in a fair state ofrepair 3.14 X (0.53)2 0.88 except that the rear wall of the kitchen has fallen off and there are also few cracks on some of the walls. Grinding room

3.14x(0.88) 2.43 OQenyard 6.38 x6.10 38.92

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62.4 ABAGNA ACHAR PROPERTY REF: NO: SBC 22 D Bedroom HOUSE No. SBC 22 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2.50 x 4.25 10.62 DOBA This property is a 4 bedroom compound with other ancillary units enclosing an open yard and forms part Bedroom

ofthe house numbered SBC 22 which has 4 other sub-compounds. The photographs of the property are 3.68 x 3.90 14.35 attached as appendix Bedroom DET AILS OF CONSTRUCTION 3.68 x3.95 14.54 Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel Bedroom Walls: Sun-dried bricks for all areas except the round structures which are mass swish. 3.00 x 4.10 12.30 Door: Ledged and battened for 3 bedrooms only. Other units that have no doors. Kitchen Window: Louvre blades on aluminum carriers for 2 bedrooms. Others have no windows 2.00 x 2.90 5.80 Ceiling: Nil Partl}' C. Ver. Roof: CIS for 2 bedrooms swish flat for also 2 bedrooms. Others are unroofed. 1.75 x 8.15 14.26 SERVICES: Nil Goat pen DRAINAGE; Natural 3.14 x (1.65)2 8.56 GENERAL CONDITION: This property is in a good state of repair and appeared structurally good. Bath However, the following defects were noticed during the inspection. 2.40 x 2.80 6.72

0 Few pot holes on section of paved yard Paved yard 0 Render to section external walls peeling off 5.60 x 6.30

7.10 x 7.80 2.63 x 4.50 4.10 x 12.16 152.35

62.5 LUCY ACHAR PROPERTY REF: NO: SBC 22 E Bedroom HOUSE No. SBC 22 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2.85 x 3.75 10.69 DOBA This property is a 4 bedroom compound with kitchen, bath, store and other ancillary units enclosing an Bedroom

open yard and forms part of the house numbered SBC 22 which has 4 other sub-compounds. The 3.63 x 3.95 14.34 photographs of the property are attached as appendix. Bedroom DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION 3.60 x 3.40 12.24 Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas Kitchen Walls: Sun-dried bricks for all areas except the round structures which are mass swish. 2.25 x 2.45 5.51 Door: Ledged and battened for 2 bedrooms only. Other units that have no doors. Bath Window: Nil 1.70 x 2.00 3.40 Ceiling: Nil Closed ver. Roof: CIS for 2 bedrooms swish flat for also 1 bedrooms. Others are unroofed. 1.87 x 1.95 3.65 SERVICES: Nil P.C.V DRAINAGE: Natural 1.80 x 3.95 7.11 GENERAL CONDITION: This property is in a good state of repair and appeared structurally good. Store However, the following defects were noticed during the inspection. 1.50 x 1.95 2.95

0 Few pot holes on section of paved yard Barn 0 Roof of I bedroom ripped off 3.14 x (2.0) 12.57

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0 Render to section external walls peeling off 1Jlli! 0.90 x 3.05 2.85 x 3.35 1.25 x 1.50 2.70 x 3.50 23.61 Wall 1.45 x 4.27 1.45 x 2.25 1.45 x 1.70 1.45 x 1.00 1.45 x 2.00 16.26

63.0 AJUREH A TIAH PROPERTY REF. NO: SHC 69 llAA,

HOUSE NO. SBC 69 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 4.15 x 2.20 9.13 DOBA This is a local compound house comprising 3 no. bedrooms with other ancillary structures enclosing a n

cemented yard and an unpaved kraal. The photographs of the property are attached as appendix. 3.45 x 3.50 12.08 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTON Closed ver. Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas. 3.45 x 1.60 5.52 Walls: sun-clried bricks rendered both ways Bedroom Door: Ledged and battened type for only the bedrooms, others have no doors 3.14 x (1.42)2 6.34 Windows: Nil. Ceiling: Nil 1.80 x 1.30 2.34 Roof: CIS for I No. bedroom and swish flat for other bedroom. SERVICES: Nil 3.14 x (0.75)2 1.76 DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: The property appears to be in good structural condition and state of repair. 3.l4 x (0.6)2 1.07 However, the following were noticed during the inspection:

0 Minor cracks on paved floor SleeQing Area 0 Upper sections of the walls eroded 1.30 x 1.20 1.56 0 Few vertical cracks on section of walls Feeding area

1.30 x 1.05 1.37 HencooQs 3.14 x (0.30)2 2(3.14 X 0.252) 0.66 Paved yard 5.45 x 3.62 \12(3.80 x 2.20) \12(4.0+3.45)3.80 38.07

64.1 KUP APERI WEJON PROPERTY REF: NO: SHC 14 A HOUSE NO. SBC 14 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.60 x 3.60 12.96 NAYAGNIA This property is a 2 bedroom compound with other ancillary units enclosing an unpaved yard and forms Bedroom

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the eastern section of the house numbered SBC 14 which has 3 sub-compounds. The photographs of the 4.25 x2.33 9.90 property are attached as appendix. Bath

1.80 x 1.38 2.39 Floor: compacted gravel for only bedrooms, other areas are unpaved. Goat pen Walls: sun-dried bricks rendered for all areas. 1.90 x 1.30 2.47 Door: Ledged and battened for only bedrooms Wall Window: Ledged and battened for only bedrooms. 4.25 x 1.0 Ceiling: Nil 5.00 x 1.0 9.25 Roof: Swish flat for only the bedrooms, other units are unroofed.

Nil Natural

Generally, the property appears to be in a good structural condition and fair state of repair except the following:

o Few vertical cracks on section of walls o Lower section of walls to yard have their render peeling off

64.2 DIANAMAKOO PROPERTY REF: NO: SBC 14 B Bedroom %HSE NO. SBC 14 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.25 x 5.10 16.47 NAYAGNIA This property is a 2 bedroom compound with other ancillary units enclosing an open yard and forms the Bedroom

central section of the house numbered SBC 14 which has 3 sub-compounds. The photographs of the 4.53 x2.80 12.68 property are attached as appendix. Bath

1.18 x 2.18 2.57 Floor: compacted gravel for all areas except I No. bedroom that has comment screed finish Kitchen Walls: sun-dried bricks rendered for all areas. 1.92 x 1.68 3.23 Door: Ledged and battened for only bedrooms Hencoop Window: NiL 3.14 x (0.35) 0.38 Ceiling: Nil Hencoop Roof: Swish flat for I No. bedroom and kitchen, other areas are unroofed. 3.14 x (0.30) 0.28

Nil Hencoop Natural 3.14 x (0.40) 0.50

GENERAL CONDITION: Generally, the property appears to be in a good structural condition and fair Open yard state of repair except the following: 5.90 x 7.56 44.60

• Few cracks on walls of unroofed bedroom and other areas LESS: Upper sections 0 f walls eroded Yz(Hencoop)

Yz(Hencoop) Yz(Hencoop) Bath 1.87

42.73

64.3 A WUSAGI WEJON PROPERTY REF: NO: SBC 14 C Bedroom %HSE NO. SBC 14 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 4.15 x 2.45 10.17 NAYAGNIA This property is a 4 bedroom compound with other ancillary units enclosing an open yard and forms the Bedroom

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eastern section of the house numbered SBC 14 which has 3 sub-compounds. The photographs of the 4.20 x 2.45 10.29 property are attached as appendix. Bedroom DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION 3.49 x 3.40 11.87 Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel Partly C. Ver. Walls: Sun-dried bricks for all areas except the round structures which are mass swish. 3.49 x 1.80 6.28 Door: Ledged and battened for all the bedrooms except bedroom 4 and other units that have no doors. Bedroom Window: Ledged and battened for only the bedrooms 3.14 x (1.40)' 6.16 Ceiling: Nil Kitchen Roof: swish flat for all areas except 1 bedroom that has CIS and others are unroofed. 1.95 x 1.90 3.70 SERVICES: Nil Bath DRAINAGE: Natural 1.54 x 1.49 2.29 GENERAL CONDITION: This property is in a fairly good state of repair and appeared structurally Staircase good. However, the following defects were noticed during the inspection. 2.45 x 0.85 2.10

0 Few pot holes on section of paved yard Paved yard 0 Render to external walls peeling off 1.90 x 1.61 0 Few cracks on section of walls 6.11 x 5.50

1.48 x 3.00 2.0 x 0.90 39.69 LESS: Bedroom Yz(pen) 8.42

31.27 Goat pen 3.14 x (1.20)2 4.52 Goat pen 3.14 x (0.50)' 0.78 Pigsty 2.40 x 1.60 3.84

65.0 RA YMOND A YENDEN PROPERTY REF. NO: SBC 16 Bedroom HOUSE NO. SBC 16 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.65x4.15 14.96 DOBA This is a local compound house comprising 3 no. bedrooms with other ancillary structures enclosing a Bedroom

cemented yard and an unpaved kraal. The photographs of the property are attached as appendix. 3.65 x 4.l5 15.15 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTON Bedroom Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas. 2.70x4.10 11.07 Walls: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways Kitchen Door: Ledged and battened type for only the bedrooms. others have no doors 3.14 x (0.95)' 2.84 Windows: glass louvre blades on aluminum carriers for only 1 bedroom. Kitchen yard Ceiling: Nil 1.50 x 2.00 3.00 Roof: CIS for 2 No. bedrooms and swish flat for other bedroom. Partly C, Ver. SERVICES: Nil 1.85 x 8.56 15.84 DRAINAGE: Natural Bam

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66.0 I MAA WO AZAGA HOUSE NO. SBC 53 NAYAGNIA

67.1 ANYENEM H. AHEM HOUSE NO. SBD 58 NAYAGNIA

GENERAL CONDITION: The property appears to be in good structural condition and state of repair. However, the following were noticed during the inspection:

o Minor cracks on paved floor o Upper sections of the walls eroded o Few vertical cracks on section of walls

PROPERTY REF. NO: SHC 53 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY This is a local compound house comprising 4 no. bedrooms with other ancillary structures enclosing a cemented yard and an unpaved kraal. The photographs of the property are attached as appendix. DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTON Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas. Walls: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways Door: Ledged and battened type for only the bedrooms, others have no doors Windows: Ledged and battened for only I room. Ceiling: Nil Roof: CIS for 2 No. bedrooms and swish flat for other 2 bedrooms. SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: The property appears to be in good structural condition and state of repair. However, the following were noticed during the inspection:

o Minor cracks on paved floor o Upper sections of the walls eroded

PROPERTY REF: No: SHD 58 A BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY This consist of2 bedrooms, a bath and an open yard and forms part of a local compound house numbered SBO 58 which is divided into 3 sub-compounds. The photographs of the property are attached as appendix DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel tor areas

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3.14 X (2.25)1 Pen 3.14x(0.55) Paved yard 6.25 x 8.95

Bedroom 3042 x 3.20 Bedroom 2.10 x 4.25 Bedroom 2.20 x 3.90 Bedroom 2.10 x 2.34 Partly C. Ver 1.65 x 3042 Bath lAO x 2.17 Goat pen 1.0 x 1.05 Goat pen 3.14 x (0.55)2 Goat pen 3.14 x (1.25) Hencoop

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15.91

0.95

55.94

10.94

8.92

8.58

4.91

5.64

3.04

1.05

0.95

4.92

l.08 x 1.45 I 1.57 Paved yard 1.90 x 2.30 1.20 x 2.80 6.50 x 7.60 I 57.13 Wall 1.0 x 3.20 1.00 x 2.65 I 5.85

Bedroom 3.70x4.10 Bedroom 3.70 x 4.20

. Kitchen 1.80 x 3.00 Store

15.17

15.54

5.40


Walls: Sun-dried bricks for all areas rendered with swish and coal tar. 1.85 x 3.00 5.55 Door: Ledged and battened type for only bedroom, other units has no doors. Partly C. Ver. Window: Nil 1.85 x 6.40 11.84 Ceiling: Nil Paved yard Roof: CIS for all the bedrooms. Other areas have thatch 1.50 x 2.00 SERVICES: Nil 5.80 x 6.26 DRAINAGE: Natural 1.20 x 2.00 41.71 GENERAL CONDITION: This property is in a fairly good state of repair and appeared structurally good. However, the following defects were noticed during the inspection.

• Few potholes on section of floor

• External wall to bath and bedroom partly eroded

• Few cracks on other parts of waIL

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67.2 JOHN ABEM PROPERTY REF: No: SBD 58 B Bedroom HOUSE NO. SBD 58 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2.45 x 4.45 10.90 NAYAGNIA This consist of3 bedrooms, a bath, store and an open yard and forms part of a local compound house Bedroom

numbered SBD 58 which is divided into 3 sub-compounds. The photographs of the property are attached 4.IOx4.65 19.06 as appendix Bedroom DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION 4.10 x 4.65 19.06 Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for areas Kitchen Walls: Sun-dried bricks for all areas rendered with swish and coal tar. 1.70 x 3.00 5.10 Door: Ledged and battened type for 2 bedrooms, other units has no doors. Store Window: Nil 1.85 x 1.85 3.42 Ceiling: Nil Closed ver. Roof: CIS for 2 bedrooms and swish flat for l. Other areas are unroofed 1.85 x 6.30 11.65 SERVICES: Nil Bath DRAINAGE: Natural 1.50 x 1.92 2.88 GENERAL CONDITION: This property is in a fairly good state of repair and appeared structurally Bath good. However, the following defects were noticed during the inspection. 1.45 x 2.70 3.91

• Few potholes on section of floor Goat Pen

• External wall to bath and bedroom partly eroded 3.14 x (J.l5)l 14.16

• Few cracks on other parts of waIL ~ Goat pen 1.30 x 1.85 2.40

~ 1.85 x 1,45 2.68 Paved yard 6.00 x 9.20 55.20 Bam 3.14 X (0.65)l 1.33 Wall 1.l0 x 8.20 9.02

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67.3 KUNERWO ABEM PROPERTY REF: No: SBD 58 C Bedroom HOUSENO.58 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2.56 x 4.30 11.01 NAYAGNIA This consist of I bedroom, kitchen and bath and an open yard and forms part of a local compound house Kitchen

numbered SBD 58 which is divided into 3 sub-compounds. The photographs of the property are attached 1.80 x 2.95 5.31 as appendix Bath DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION 0.90 x 2.20 1.98 Floor: compacted gravel for areas Paved yard Walls: Sun-dried bricks for all areas rendered with swish and coal tar. 3.50 x 4.60 16.10 Door: Ledged and battened type for only bedroom, other units has no doors. Window: Nil Ceiling: Nil Roof: Swish flat for bedroom, other areas are unroofed SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: This property is in a fairly good state of repair and appeared structurally good. However, the following defects were noticed during the inspection.



• Few cracks on other parts of wall.

• Section of wall to bath fallen off

68.0 AWUCHARLI PROPERTY REF: No: SBD 51 Bedroom BECHONGO BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.85 x 3.50 13.48 HOUSER NO. SBD51 This consists of 3 bedrooms, other ancillary structures enclosing an open yard. The photographs of the P.C.V NAYAGNIA property are attached as appendix 3.85 x l.68 6.47

DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel 4.00 x 2.35 9.40 Walls: Sun-dried bricks for all areas except the round structures which are mass swish. Bedroom Door: Ledged and battened for only the bedrooms. 2.24 x 1.90 4.26 Window: Nil Kitchen Ceiling: Nil 1.84 x 1.70 3.13 Roof: CIS for bedroom land kitchen, whilst I bedroom and coops are thatch. Hencoops SERVICES: Nil 3.14 x (0.30) DRAINAGE: Natural 3.14 x (0.28) 0.53 GENERAL CONDITION: This property is in a fairly good state of repair and appeared structurally good. However, the following defects were noticed during the inspection. 5.75 x 5.92

• Rear wall of I No bedroom fallen off 11,(4.75+2.24)3.63 46.75

• Upper section of walls to yard eroded

• Minor cracks visible on section of wall to I bedroom.

69.1 TOORE KONWANE PROPERTY REF: No: SBD 50 A Bedroom HOUSE NO. SBD 50 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.15x4.50 14.18

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69.2 I KWEKU KONWANE HOUSE NO. SBD 50 NAYAGNIA

69.3 I KOJEGAH KONWANE

This consist of 4 bedrooms, other ancillary structures and an open yard and forms the central part of a local compound house numbered SBD 50 which is divided into 3 sub-compounds. The photographs of the property are attached as appendix DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel Walls: Sun-dried bricks for all areas except the round structures which are mass swish. Door: Ledged and battened for only the bedrooms. Window: Ledged and battened for only 2 bedroom Ceiling: Nil Roof: swish flat for all areas except 1 bedroom that has CIS and brewery room that is unroofed. ~""-!.""",,,=NiI ~~!.!..!.:~"""" Natural GENERAL CONDITION: This property is in a good. However, the following defects were noticed

• Rear wall of I No bedroom fallen off • Upper section 0 f walls to yard eroded • Few cracks on other parts of wall.

PROPERTY REF: No: SBD 50 B BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY

good state of repair and appeared structurally the inspecti.

This consist of2 bedrooms, other ancillary structures and an open yard and forms the northern part of a local compound house numbered SBD 50 which is divided into 3 sub-compounds. The photographs of the property are attached as appendix DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for areas Walls: Sun-dried bricks for all areas rendered with swish and coal tar. Door: Flush type for only I bedroom, other units have no doors. Window: Ledged and battened for only I bedroom Ceiling: Nil Roof: CIS on single Ditch for 1 bedroom and swish for the other. ~""'-!.~""""Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: This property is in a fairly good state of repair and appeared good. However, the following defects were noticed during the inspection.

• Few potholes on section of floor • Upper section of walls to yard eroded • Few cracks on other parts of wall.

PROPERTY REF: No: SBD 50 C

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Bedroom 4.18 x 2.87 Kitchen 1.l9x2.37 Bedroom 3.87 x 2.40 Brewery room 3.15 x 2.30 Staircase 0.88 x 3.20 P.C.V 1.88 x 4.31 Barn 3.14 x(0.58) Barn 3.14 x (0.70) Goat pen 3.14 x (1.01) Open yard 10.30 x 2.95

Bedroom 3.56 x 3.55 Bedroom 4.20 x 2.40 Kitchen 2.43 x 2.40 Passage 4.15 x 0.90 Paved yard 7.18 x 1.90 5.68x2.10 5.00 x 3,57 Staircase 2.38 x 0.80

Bedroom

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12.00

2.82

9.29

7.25

2.82

8.10

1.06

1.54

3.20

30.39

12.64

10.08

4.86

3.73

43.41

1.90


HOUSE NO. SBD 50 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 4.20 x 2.65 lLl3 NAYAGNIA This consist 0 f I bedroom, a bath and an open yard and forms the southern part of a local compound Bath

house numbered SBD 50 which is divided into 3 sub-compounds. The photographs ofthe property are 2.30x2.15 4.94 attached as appendix Paved xard DET AILS OF CONSTRUCTION 6.50 x 2.20 Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for areas 4.20 x 3.65 Walls: Sun-dried bricks for all areas rendered with swish and coal tar. 'h(2.15 x 3.65) 33.55 Door: CIS flush type for only bedroom, other units have no doors. Window: Ledged and battened for only 1 bedroom Ceiling: Nil Roof: swish type for bedroom. Bath is unroofed SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: This property is in a fairly good state of repair and appeared structurally good. However, the following defects were noticed during the inspection.



• Few cracks on other parts of wall. I --------

70.0 CLEMENT WOMOKIA PROPERTY REF. NO: NBE 57 Bedroom HOUSE NO. NBE 57 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 1.65 x 3.55 5.86 PUNGU- PINYORO This is a 3-bedroom local compound house with a kitchen, bath and other ancillary units enclosing a Bedroom

paved yard. 2.60 x 3.90 10.14 DETAIL OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: Ordinary smooth cement screed on compacted gravel 2.30 x 4.02 9.25 Wall: sun-dried bricks rendered with swish and coal tar Kitchen Door: ledged and battened for only bedrooms 3.14 x (1.22)2 4.68 Window: Nil Kitchen Ceiling: Nil 3.14 x (1.00)2 3.14 Roof: Swish flat for all areas except kitchen which has thatch Barn SERVICE: Nil 3.14 x (0.71)2 1.58 DRAINAGE: Natural Bam GENERAL CONDITION: The subject property is in a good state of repair and structural condition by 3.14 x (0.73)2 1.67 physical observation. There were however, few cracks on sections of the walls and the cemented floor. Paved yard

5.65 x 9.65 54.52 Fence wall 4.99 x 1.05 2.00 x 1.05 6.70 x 1.05 1.10 x 1.05 15.53

71.0 AMORI NAGUA PROPERTY REF. NO: NBF 42 Bedroom

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HOUSE NO. NBF 42 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 4.84 x 2.90 14.04 PUNGU-NIMBASINIA The property consisit of two detached bedroom units of sun-dried brick construction, the reminats of a Closed verandah

local compound house, which is in ruins. 4.84 x l.44 6.97 DETAIL OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: Ordinary cement screed on rammed earth 3.25 x 3.15 10.24 Walls: Sun-dried bricks rendered both ways with a mixture of swish and coal tar. Doors: Ledged and battened type for the bedrooms Windows: ledged and battened type Ceiling: Nil Roof: CIS on timber members for one bedroom and the other has swish flat roof. Others are unroofed. SERVICES: Nil GENERAL CONDITION: The property generally is in a fair structural condition. The following:

• Few cracks visible on section of the walls

• Section of swish roof verandah caved in

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72.1 BA WA W A TIN BINDOR PROPERTY REF. NO: NBF 41 A Bedroom i HOUSE NO. NBF 41 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 1.60 x 2.45 3.92 I

PUNGU-NIMBASINIA This is a five bedroom local compound house with other structures all enclosing a yard. Bedroom DETAIL OF CONSTRUCTION 3.55 x 4.75 16.86 Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel Bedroom Wall: sun-dried bricks rendered with swish and coal tar 2.90 x 4.60 13.34 Door: ledged and battened for only bedrooms Bedroom Window: Nil 2.90 x 3.96 11.48 Ceiling: Nil Bedroom Roof: CIS and swish flat roof for one bedroom each, whilst the others are unroofed 1.58 x 2.40 3.79 SERVICE: Nil Partly closed ver. DRAINAGE: Natural 1.65 x 4.76 7.85 GENERAL CONDITION: The subject property is in a fairly good condition and state of repair. It Goats Pen however shows the following: 1.30 x 2.60 3.38

• Upper section of bam eroded Paved yard

• Few cracks on walls to yard 2.60 x 3.25 8.45 7.80 x 8.15 63.57 Fence wall 5.55 x 1.30 5.30 x 1.30 1.17 x 1.30 2.63 x 1.30 19.04

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72.2 GORDON BINDOR Bedroom HOUSE NO. NBF 41 PROPERTY REF. NO: NBF 41 B 4.22 x 3.49 14.73 PUNGU-NIMBASINIA BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY Partly closed Ver.

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73.0 STANISLAUS KWOBAM PROPERTY REF. NO: NBF 26 Bedroom FAGHEMBONA BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.03 x 2.82 8.54 HOUSE NO. NBF 26 The property is a seven-bedroom local compound house of sun-dried brick construction with other Bedroom PUNGU-NAMBISINIA structures enclosing a yard. 3.15x2.82 8.88

DET AlL OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: Cement screed for all units except the ancillary units that have only compacted gravel 4.55 x 2,40 10.92 Wall: Sun-dried bricks rendered with coal tar and swish Bedroom Door: Ledged and battened for only the principal areas 3,45 x3.02 10.42 Windows: Ledged and battened for only the principal areas Bedroom Ceiling: Nil 3,47 x 3.02 10,48

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Bedroom 3.14 x (0.77)' 1.86 Kitchen 2.15 x 1.88 4.04 Barn 3.14 x (0.75)' 1.76 Goat pen 2.30 x 1.00 2.30 Goat pen 1.14 x 1.00 1.14 Hen coop 3.14 x (0,40)' 0.50 Hen coop

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Paved yard 4.10x1.90 9.10 x 2.25 2.21 x 1.00 6.08 x 2.21 60.18

74.1 SEZEM ATINGBA PROPERTY REF. NO: NBD 18 A HOUSE NO. NBD 18 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 17.55 PUNGU-NIMBASINIA This property consists of three bedrooms and a kitchen with an open yard and forms tne western section

of a compound house numbered NBD 18. 10.66 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel 2.72 Walls: Sun-dried bricks and rendered both ways with swish and coal tar closed ver. Door: Ledged and braced type for the principal rooms only 0.92 x 4.35 4.00 Windows: Nil Paved yard Ceiling: Nil 2.80 x 6.90 19.32 Roof: Swish flat type for the rooms only 1.95 x 1.65 3.22 SERVICES: Nil 2.80 x 5.70 15.96 GENERAL CONDITION: The subject property is in a fairly good condition of repair with no visible structural defects.

74.2 APENYA KADORGIBA HOUSE NO. NBD 18 5.05 x 2.27 11.46 PUNGU-NIMBASINIA This section of the local compound house numbered NBD 18 too has three bedrooms, a kitchen and bath Bedroom

with an open yard and forms the eastern section of the house. 3.80 x 2.20 8.36 DET AILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel 1.30 x 1.15 1.49 Walls: Sun-dried bricks and rendered both ways with swish and coal tar Kitchen Door: Ledged and braced type for only the bedrooms. 1.84 x 1.65 3.04 Windows: Ledged and braced type for only the bedrooms. Bath Ceiling: Nil 1.47 x 1.35 1.98 Roof: Swish flat type for the rooms only Closed ver. SERVICES: Nil 0.90 x 0.85 0.72 GENERAL CONDITION: The subject property is in a fairly good condition of repair with no visible Paved yard structural defects except few cracks on the yard rear sections of the walls. 5.40 x 1.30 7.02

1.85 x 1.30 1.57 2.71 x 0.90 2.44 3.56 x 1.30 4.63 6.50 x 3.93 25.67 2.71 x U5 3.12 Stair case 2.00 x 0.40 0.80

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75.0 KWOWUSEGI ALUGU PROPERTY REF. NO: NBD 62 Bedroom HOUSE NO. NDB 62 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 4.47 x 2.25 10.06 PUNGU-NIMBASINIA This consisit of four bedrooms and other ancillary structures which all together enclose a paved yard. Bedroom

DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION 3.92 x 2.15. 8.43 Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas except bath and kirchen that has compacted Bedroom gravel 3.70 x 2.17 8.03 Walls: Sun-dried bricks and rendered both ways with swish and coal tar Bedroom Door: Ledged and braced type for only the bedrooms. 2.15x2.15 4.62 Windows: Ledged and braced type for only the bedrooms. Kitchen Ceiling: Nil 2.90 x 2.15 6.24 Roof: Swish flat type for the rooms only and the others have thatch Kitchen SERVICES: Nil 1.90 x 1.60 3.04 GENERAL CONDITION: The subject property is in a fairly good condition of repair with no visible Bath structural defects except few cracks on the yard rear sections of the walls. 1.70 x 0.88 1.50

Paved yard 8.52 x 4.47 38.08 2.47 x 0.90 2.22 8.42 x 1.75 14.73 Barn 3.14 x (1.10)2 3.80 Hencoop 3.14 x (1.00)2 3.14 Goat pen 2.15x2.15 4.62 Fence wall 5.00 x 1.20 2.05 x 1.20 2.001.20 10.86

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76.1 SEDI CHIGABAPAE PROPERTY REF. NO: NBF 25 A Bedroom HOUSE NO. NBF 25 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2.25 x 4.36 9.81 PUNGU- NIMBASINIA The property is a one-bedroom house of sun-dried brick construction. Staircase

DETAIL OF CONSTRUCTION 0.98 x 2.70 2.65 Floor: Cement screedon compacted gravel. Wall: Sun-dried bricks rendered with coal tar and swish Door: Ledged and battened for only the principal area Windows: Ledged and battened for only the principal area

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Ceiling: Nil Roof: swish flat type. SERVICES: Nil GENERAL CONDITION: The property which is of recent construction is in a good state repair with no significant defects.

76.2 SEDAM CHIGABAPAE PROPERTY REF. NO: NBF 2S B Sleeping Area HOUSE NO. NBF 2S BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2.60 x l.80 4.68 PUNGU-NIMBASINIA The is a pigsty consisting of a feeding and sleeping area .. Feeding Area

DETAIL OF CONSTRUCTION 1.60 x 1.75 2.80 Floor: Cement screedon compacted gravel. Wall: Sun-dried bricks rendered with coal tar and swish Door: Ledged and battened for only the feeding area Windows: Nil Ceiling: Nil Roof: swish flat type for only the sleeping area. SERVICES: Nil GENERAL CONDITION: The property is in a good state of repair.

77.0 NANTRA APURI PROPERTY REF. NO: NEF 3S 0,

HOUSE NO. NEF 3S BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 4.02 x2.70 10.85 TEKURU-KIZITO This property consists of four bedrooms and other units which together enclose an open yard. Stair case

DETAIL OF CONSTRUCTION 1.80 xO.82 1.48 Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas Bedroom Wall: sun-dried bricks rendered with swish and coal tar 4.35 x 2.50 10.88 Door: ledged and battened for only the principal bedrooms Bedroom Window: ledged and braced type for bedrooms 3.07 x2.30 7.06 Ceiling: Nil Stair case Roof: Swish flat for all areas except kitchen which is unroofed 2.00 x 0.75 1.50 SERVICE: Nil Bedroom DRAINAGE: Natural 3.60 x 3.20 11.52 GENERAL CONDITION: the property is in a fairly good structural condition. No significant were Stair case noticed on any of the units, except for few minor cracks visible on section of the external walls. 5.40 x 0.80 4.32

Kitchen 1.82 x 1.50 2.73 Kitchen 2.20 x 1.80 3.96 Closed verandah 6.40 x 1.25 8.00 Bath 2.10 x 0.95 2.00 Bath

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78.1 AJEKIBA PRUYURE PROPERTY REF. NO: NEF 48 A HOUSE NO. NEF 48 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY TEKURU- KIZITO This property consists of 5 bedrooms, a bath and kitchen with an open yard and forms the northern

section of a compound house numbered NEF 48. DETAIL OF CONSTRUCTION Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas Walls: Sun-dried bricks and rendered with swish and mixture of coal tar. Doors: Ledged and battened type for only the principal rooms Windows: Ledged and battened type for only the principal rooms Ceiling: Nil Roof: Pitched type covered with CIS for only one bedroom, the rest are swish flat roofs. SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Surface run off GENERAL CONDITION: The property generally appears good structurally, except that section of wall to kraal has fallen off and the external sections of the eastern facing walls have been eroded.

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3.40 x 1.30 Goat pen 2.30 x 0.75 Goat pen 2.38 x 1.52 Hen coop 3.14 x (0.35)' Paved yard (A) 3.49 x L80 4.29 x 2.37 1.82 x L50 3.60 x 3.75 Paved yard (B) 4.16 x 4.45 0.75x2.31 2.10 x 1.95

3.65 x 3.50 Bedroom 3.51 x 2.12 Bedroom 5.23 x 2.38 Bedroom 3.65 x 2.05 Bedroom 1.95 x 1.50 Bath 2.35 x 1.09 Closed verand ah 3.65 x 1.35 Paved yard 8.80 x 5.23 3.58 x 1.35 3.23 x 0.90 4.70 x 1.80 Staircase 2.90 x 0.90 2.00 x 0.90 Fence wall 10.60 xl.30 l.08 x I

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3.62

0.38

32.68

24.34

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12.45

7.48

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2.56

4.93

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78.2 AMOAH PRUYURE PROPERTY REF. NO: NEF 48 B Bedroom HOUSE NO. NEF 48 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 4.20 x 2.50 10.50 TEKURU-PUNGU This property consists of2 bedrooms, a bath and kitchen with an open yard and forms the southern Bedroom

section of a compound house numbered NEF 48. 4.02 x 3.20 12.86 DETAIL OF l N:S ,KJl IUN Kitchen Floor: Cement screed on compacted gravel for all areas 2.15 x 1.50 3.23 Walls: Sun-dried bricks and rendered with swish and mixture of coal tar. Bath Doors: Ledged and battened type for only the bedrooms 1.62 x 1.60 2.59 Windows: Ledged and battened type for only the bedrooms Closed verandah Ceiling: Nil 5.40 x 1.60 6.43 Roof: Pitched type covered with CIS for only one bedroom, the other has swish flat roof. Paved yard SERVICES: Nil 5.40 x 1.08 5.83 DRAINAGE: Surface run off 3.90 x 1.60 6.24 GENERAL CONDITION: The property generally appears good structurally, except that section of wall 3.20 x 2.00 6.40 to kraal has fallen off and the external sections of the eastern facing walls have been eroded. 2.20 x 3.32 7.30

Pen 1.20 x 1.20 1.44 Bam 3.14 x (1.10)2 3.80 Staircase 2.20 x 0.90 1.98

79.0 ABA Y AGI KOBINA PROPERTY REF. NO: NEA 18 Bedroom HOUSE NO. NEA 18 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 5.90 x 3.00 17.70 NY ANGUA-KWANIA This is a three bedroom sun-dried brick compound house with other structures enclosing a paved yard. Bedroom

CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS 6.40 x 3.50 22.40 Floor: cement screed for all areas Bedroom Walls: Sun-dried bricks for all areas 4.17 x 3.50 14.59 Doors: Ledged and battened type for the principal rooms Open verandah Windows: Jalousie and ledged and battened type for only the bedrooms 4.17 x 1.60 6.67 Ceiling: Nil Kitchen Roof: Swish flat roof for all bedrooms and thatch for others 3.05 x 2.70 8.23 SERVICES: Nil Bath GENERAL CONDITION: The property which is of recent construction is in a good structural and 1.80 x 1.07 1.93 decorative condition. Paved yard

5.20 x 2.00 10.40 6.40 x 3.85 24.64 Staircase 2.00 x 0.90 1.80

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80.0 ADAPUNA AGAAH PROPERTY REF. NO: NEA 57 Bedroom HOUSE NO. NEA 57 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2.40 x 5.20 12.48 NY ANGUA-KW ANIA This is a sun-dried brick local compound house with five bedrooms and other units enclosing a paved Bedroom

yard. 2.40 x 5.30 12.72 DET AIL OF CONSTRUCTION . Bedroom Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel 2.40 x 5.35 12.84 Wall: sun-dried bricks rendered with swish and coal tar Bedroom Door: ledged and battened for only bedrooms 3.14 x (1.55)2 7.55 Window: Nil Kitchen Ceiling: Nil ".60 x 2.48 3.97 Roof: Swish flat for all areas. Kitchen SERVICE Nil 3.14 x (1.30)2 5.31 DRAINAGE: Natural Bath GENERAL CONDITION: The property generally appears good structurally, except that sections of U8 x 2.17 256 walls are seriously eroded with parts fallen off. Partly closed ver.

1.50 x 2.27 3.85 Bam 3.14 x (0.83)2 2.16 Pen 3.14 x (1.00)' 3.14 Yard 1.20 x 3.15 2.00 x 4.90 1.70 x 1.70 16.47

81.1 NA VRODAN ADIKA PROPERTY REF. NO: NEA 14 A Bedroom HOUSE NO. NEA 14 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 4.60 x 2.55 11.73 NY ANGUA- KW ANIA This is a sun-dried brick local compound house with four bedrooms and other units enclosing a paved Bedroom

yard. 4.85 x 2.60 12.61 DETAIL OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel 3.45 x 2.15 7.42 Wall: sun-dried bricks rendered with swish and coal tar Bedroom Door: ledged and battened for only bedrooms 2,15x2.l5 4.62 Window: ledged and battened type for only one bedroom and others have none Bath Ceiling: Nil 5.71 x 3.65 20.84 Roof: Swish flat for all areas. Hencoop SERVICE: Nil 3.14 x (2.00)2 15.21 DRAINAGE: Natural Step GENERAL CONDITION: The property generally appears good structurally, except that sections of the 2.00 x 0.85 1.70 paved yard have series ofpotho1es. Yard

11.92 x 4.90 58.41 , Fence wall

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81.2 NA VRODAN KOFI PROPERTY REF. NO: NEA 14 B Bedroom HOUSE NO. NEA 14 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2.20 x 4.04 8.87 NYANGUA- KWANIA This is a sun-dried brick local compound house with two bedrooms and other units enclosing a paved Bedroom

yard. 5.08 x 2.95 14.99 DETAIL OF CONSTRUCTION Bath Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel 0.65 x 2.80 1.82 Wall: sun-dried bricks rendered with swish and coal tar Pen Door: ledged and battened for only bedrooms 2.35 x 1.90 4.47 Window: ledged and battened type for only one bedroom and others have none Ancestors'room Ceiling: Nil 1.41 x 1.92 2.71 Roof: Swish flat for all areas. Staircase SERVICE: Nil 0.60 x 2.20 1.32 DRAINAGE: Natural yard GENERAL CONDITION: The property generally appears good structurally, except that sections of the 4.35 x 5.62 paved yard have series of potholes. 4.95 x 4.72 47.81

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82.0 BAYIREMAH PROPERTY REF. NO: NEA 08 BI:'~ 1\J~

SONGOCHUGU BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.83 x 2.49 9.54 HOUSE NO. NEA 08 This is a sun-dried brick local compound house with one bedroom and other units enclosing a paved Grinding room NY AN GUA-KW ANIA yard. 1.91 x 3.97 7.58

DETAIL OF CONSTRUCTION Kitchen Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel 1.86 x 2.07 3.85 Wall: sun-dried bricks rendered with swish and coal tar Hencoop Door: ledged and battened for only the bedroom 3.14 x (0.56)2 0.98 Window: Nil Barn Ceiling: Nil 3.14x(L21)2 4.60 Roof: Swish flat for all areas except the hencoop and barn that have thatch. Pen SERVICE: Nil 3.14 X (0.79)2 1.96 DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: The property generally appears good structurally, except that sections of walls are seriously eroded with parts fallen off.

83.0 AVERU LUGBORI PROPERTY REF. NO: NBD 21 Bedroom HOUSE NO. NBD 21 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 6.25 x 4.30 26.88 BADUNU The property is a five bedroom local compound house of sun-dried brick construction with various units Closed verandah

of accommodation. 6.25 x 1.50 9.38 DETAIL OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom

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Floor: Ordinary cement screed on compacted gravel 3.75 x 2.30 8.63 Wall: sun-dried bricks rendered with swish and coal tar Closed verandah Door: ledged and battened for only the principal rooms 1.95 x 1.20 2.34 Window: ledged and braced and jalousie type for bedrooms Bedroom Ceiling: Nil 4.05 x 2.40 9.72 Roof: Swish flat type for all areas except one bedroom which has CIS Bedroom SERVICES: Nil 3.92 x 2.50 9.80 GENERAL CONDITION: The property generally is in a fairly good state with no significant defects Closed verandah identified on any of the units. 3.03 x 1.90 5.76

Bedroom 4.59 x 1.25 5.74 Closed verandah 2.35 x 2.60 6.11 Kitchen 2.26 x 1.55 3.50 Kitchen 2.05 x 1.55 3.18 Bath 2.10 x 0.95 2.00 Utility space 2.40 x 1.30 3.12 Hencoop 3.14 x (0.33)2 0.44 Garden 2.60 x 2.35 6.11 Paved yard 2.70 x 2.25 1.65 x 1.42 2.70 x 5.35 4.29 x 1.65 6.70 x 3.95 56.20 Paved yard 4.20 x 2.49 3.64 x 5.68 30.70

84.0 AJANDIA WE SANWEYE PROPERTY REF. UNNUMBERED HOUSE 41 UNNUMBERED HSE 41 BRIEF.DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY Bedroom ZENGA This property consists of2 bedrooms, a bath and kitchen with an open yard. 2.40 x 4.30 10.32

DETAIL OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel 2.28 x 4.40 10.03 Wall: sun-dried bricks rendered with swish and coal tar Kitchen Door: ledged and battened for only bedrooms 3.14 x (1.65)2 8.56

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Window: ledged and braced type for bedrooms Bathroom Ceiling: Nil 1.45 x 1.90 2.75 Roof: Swish flat for all areas except kitchen which has thatch Pen

Nil 3.14 x (0.95)2 2.84 Pen

The subject property is in a good state of repair and, structural condition by 3.14 x (0.45)2 0.64 physical observation. Yard

2.80 x 3.35 9.38 3.68 x 10.10 34 . .14

85.1 KADDA KABA PROPERTY REF. NO: NAB 34 A Bedroom HOUSE NO. NAB 34 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 5.90 x 2.95 17.40 PAGA This property consists of2 bedrooms, a bath and kitchen with an open yard and forms part ofa large Bedroom

compound house numbered NAB 34. The photographs of the property are attached as appendix. 5.75 x 2.95 16.96 Bath

Floor: cement screed on compacted gravel 1.53 x 1.35 2.07 Wall: sun-dried bricks rendered with swish and coal tar Kitchen Door: ledged and battened for only bedrooms 1.53 x 2.35 3.41 Window: ledged and braced type for bedrooms Staircase Ceiling: Nil 0.70 x 2.40 1.68 Roof: Swish flat for all areas except kitchen which is unroofed Paved yard

Nil 3.09 x 6.78 Natural 8.1 0 x 3.09

GENERAL CONDITION: The subject property is in a good state of repair and structural condition by 1.93 x 3.40 52.54 physical observation. There were however, few cracks on sections ofthe walls and the cemented floor.

85.2 WOMV A YIRI KABBA PROPERTY REF; NO: NAB 34 B Bedroom HOUSE NO. NAB 34 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.14x(L71)2 9.18 PAGA This consists of3-bedrooms and other ancillary structures partly enclosing an open yard and forms part Living room

of a large compound house numbered NAB 34. The photographs ofthe property are attached as 3.14 x (1.89)2 11.22 appendix. Bedroom CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS 3.28 x 2.28 7.48 Floor: cement screed on gravel Living room Wall: mass swish for all areas except 1 No. bedroom and living room which has sun-dried bricks and 2.85 x 2.20 6.27 rendered with swish and coal tar. Closed Verandah Door: Nil, only frame for I No. bedroom 1.48 x 2.20 3.26 Window: Nil Pen Ceiling: Nil 3.11 x 2.15 6.69 Roof: swish flat for all areas except I No. bedroom and living room which are unroofed. Hencoop

Nil 3.14 X (0.80)2 2.01

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DRAINAGE Natural GENERAL CONDITION: The following defects were noticed during the inspection. 0.74 x 2.15 1.59

• Upper section of walls to bedroom, living room and closed verandah eroded. Ogen Yard

• Few cracks on walls to circular bedrooms and cemented yard. 7.20 x 6.80 Notwithstanding the above, the looks quite good in structure and repair. 1.70 x 3.35 54.66

85.3 ANUTUO B. KABA PROPERTY REF: NO. NAB 34 C Bedroom HOUSE NO. NAB 34 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 2.40 x 4.40 10.56 PAGA This is a one- bedroom structure with a bam and kitchen partly enclosing an open yard and also forms Bath

part of the large compound house numbered NAB 34. The photographs of the property are attached as 1.21 x 1.90 2.30 appendix Kitchen CONSTRUCTION DETAILS 3.14 X (1.45)2 6.60 Floor: Cement screed on gravel Bam

Wall: sun-dried bricks rendered with swish and coal tar 3.14 X (0.95)2 2.83 Door: Ledged and battened for bedroom OQen :r:ard Window: Nil 6.10 x 2.50 15.25 Ceiling: Nil Roof: Swish flat for bedroom and kitchen whilst bam has thatch SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: The subject property is in a fairly good condition and state of repair. It however shows the following:

• Upper section of barn eroded

• Few cracks on walls to yard

85.4 KWARAATEH PROPERTY REF: NO: NAB 34 D Bedroom HOUSE NO. NAB 34 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 5.54 x 2.75 15.23 PAGA This consists of 4-bedrooms and other ancillary structures partly enclosing an open yard and forms part Bedroom

of a large compound house numbered NAB 34. The photographs of the property are attached as 5.00 x 2.75 13.75 appendix. Bedroom CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS 4.90 x 2.75 13.47 Floor: cement screed on gravel for all areas Bedroom Wall: sun-dried bricks for all areas and rendered with swish and coal tar. 3.80 x 2.50 9.50 Door: ledged and battened for only the bedrooms. Others have no doors Kitchen Window: ledged and battened for the bedrooms only 1.79 x 1.75 3.13 Ceiling: Nil Store Roof: swish flat for all the bedrooms, the kitchen and store. Bath and other units are unroofed. 2.20 x 1.90 4.18 SERVICES: Nil Bath DRAINAGE: Natural 3.00 x 1.87 5.61 GENERAL CONDITION: The followihg defects were noticed during the inspection. Bath

• Upper section of walls to the kraal and circular structures seriously eroded. 2.80 x 2.07 5.80

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• Few cracks on walls to staircase and cemented yard. Bath Notwithstanding the above, the looks quite good in structure and repair. 2.75 x 1.70 4.67

Staircase l.90 x 0.80 1.52 Staircase 2.00 x 0.60 l.20 Barn 3.14 x (0.60) 1.13 Bam 3.14 x (0.77) l.86 Bam 3.14 x (0.80) 2.01 Hencoop 3.14 x (0.25) 0.20

Paved yard 4.40 x l.60 5.60 x 2.75 6.40 x 4.00 l.90 x 1.10 4.40 x 3.80 9.10 x l.87 6.90 x 2.75 l.65 x 2.89 105.73

85.5 DA VID WEMOGURA PROPERTY REF: NO: NAB 34 E HOUSE NO. NAB 34 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY Bedroom PAGA This consists of 3-bedrooms and other ancillary structures partly enclosing an open yard and forms part 3.70 x 3.80 14.00

ofa large compound house numbered NAB 34. The photographs of the property are attached as Bedroom appendix. 2.35 x 3.20 7.52 CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS Bedroom Floor: cement screed on gravel for all areas 3.00 x 5.00 15.00 Wall: sun-dried bricks for all areas and rendered with swish and coal tar. Living room Door: ledged and battened for only the bedrooms. Others have no doors 3.00 x 4.20 12.60 Window: Nil Kitchen Ceiling: Nil 1.48 x 2.25 3.33 Roof: CIS for 2 bedrooms and swish flat for all the bedrooms.Bath and other units are unroofed. P.C.V SERVICES: Nil l.92 x 3.80 7.30 DRAINAGE: Natural Pen GENERAL CONDITION: The following defects were noticed during the inspection. 1.10 x l.20 l.32

• Upper section of walls to the kraal and circular structures seriously eroded. Bam

• Few cracks on walls to staircase and cemented yard. 3.14 X (l.30)2 5.31

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• Rear wall to 1 bedroom fallen off Bath Notwithstanding the above, the looks quite good in structure and repair. 1.12x1.l7 1.31

Yard 4.01 x 10.78 43.23

85.6 KABA ADII PROPERTY REF: NO: NAB 34 F Bedroom HOUSE NO. NAB 34 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.95 x 1.60 6.32 PAGA This consists of 5 bedrooms and other ancillary structures partly enclosing an open yard and forms part Living room

ofa large compound house numbered NAB 34. The photographs of the property are attached as 3.95 x 2.00 7.90 appendix. Staircase

2.75 x 0.70 1.93 Floor: cement screed on gravel for all areas Bedroom Wall: sun-dried bricks for all areas and rendered with swish and coal tar. 5.80 x 2.40 13.92 Door: ledged and battened for only the bedrooms. Others have no doors Living room Window: ledged and battened for the bedrooms only 5.80 x 2.55 14.79 Ceiling: Nil Staircase Roof: swish flat for 2, CIS for also 2 bedrooms. Other units are unroofed. 2.70 x 0.65 1.76

Nil Bedroom 3.40 x 3.70 12.58

The following defects were noticed during the inspection. Bedroom

• Upper section of walls to the kraal and circular structures seriously eroded. 3.40 x 3.48 11.83

• Few cracks on walls to staircase and cemented yard. Closed ver. Notwithstanding the above, the looks quite good in structure and repair. 3.70 x 1.63 6.03

Closed ver. 3.48 x 1.63 5.67 Bedroom 3.72 x 2.60 9.67 Kitchen 2.34 x 1.55 3.63 Bath 1.90 x 1.70 3.23 Pen 2.45 x 1.70 4.17 Bam 3.14 x (1.00) 3.14

Utility sQace 4.20 2.00 x2.10 1.70 1.70 x 1.00 Passage 7.57 4.82 x 1.57

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86.1 KARIM ADJUA HOUSE PROPERTY REF: NO: NAB 27 A Bedroom NO. NAB 27 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.45 x 4.90 16.91 PAGA This property consists of a bedroom with a partly closed verandah and an open yard and forms part of

large compound house numbered NAB 27. The photographs of the property are attached as appendix 1.65 x 3.45 5.69 CONSTRUCTIONAL DETAILS Open yard Floor: Cement screed on gravel 2.85 x 5.97 17.01 Wall: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways Door: Ledged an braced Window: Glass louvre blade in aluminum carriers, fitted with welded wire mesh and mosquito netting. Ceiling: Nil Roof: CIS on timber members SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: This property generally appears good in both structure and repair. It however shows the following defects.

• Few cracks on section of walls • Rear wall of bedroom not rendered .

86.2 AJEREBA ADJUA PROPERTY REF: NO: 27B D

HOUSE NO. NAB 27 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.85 x 2.55 9.82 PAGA This is a one bedroom structure with a small open yard and forms part of a large compound house Goat pen

numbered NAB 27. The photographs of the property are attached as appendix 3.14 x (0.73)2 1.67 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Open yard Floor: Cement screed on gravel 1.26 x 3.85 4.85 Wall: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways with swish and coal tar Door: ledged and battened with hasp and staple look. Window: Nil Ceiling: Nil Roof: swish flat under laid with logs SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: This property generally looks fairly good in repair and structural condition.

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However, walls to the pen are seriously eroded.

86.3 BAANOWO ADJUA PROPERTY REF: NO: NAB 27C Rplirl)om HOUSE NO. NAB 27 BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY 3.42 x 2.19 7.49 PAGA This is a three-bedroom with other ancillary structures enclosing an open yard and forms part of the n

compoundrlllrn!J~red NAB 27. The photographs of the property are attached as appendix 2.58 x 2.35 6.06

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86.4 I SALIFU A. ADJUA HOUSE NO. NAB 27 PAGA

86.5 I A YERETIGANO ADDA HOUSE NO. NAB 27 PAGA

DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Floor: Cement screed on gravel Walls: sun-dried bricks rendered bothways with swish and coal tar Door: Ledged and battened for only bedrooms Window: Nil Ceiling: Nil Roof: Swish flat for all areas except kitchen, bath and grinding room which are unroofed. SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: The following defects were noticed during the ...

• Few cracks and potholes on cemented flour • Minor cracks on few sections of the walls. • The east facing walls eroded by rain wash. • Notwithstanding the above, the property is in a fair state of repair and structural condition.

PROPERTY REF: NO: 27 C BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY This is a two bedroom structure with a kitchen, bath and open yard and forms part of a large compound house numbered NAB 27. The photographs of the property are attached as appendix DET AILS OF CONSTRUCTION Floor: Cement screed on gravel Wall: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways with swish and coal tar Door: ledged and battened with hasp and staple look. Window: Nil Ceiling: Nil Roof: swish flat under laid with logs for all areas except bath thatis unroofed SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: This property generally looks fairly good in repair and structural condition. However, few cracks were noticed on section of walls and yard. Also walls to the pen are seriously eroded.

PROPERTY REF: NO: NAB 27 E BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY This is a two bedroom structure with only a partly closed verandah and forms part of a large compou house numbered NAB 27. The photographs of the property are attached as appendix DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Floor: Cement screed on gravel Wall: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways with swish and coal tar

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2.35 x 2.40 Kitchen 3.14 x (1.25)2 Bath 1.99 x 1.92

2.78 x 2.00

0.64 x 1.10

1.92 xO.51

8.lOx5.13

Bedroom 2.28 x 2.60

2.35 x 4.00

1.30 x 3.10

1.50 x 1.90

1.28 x 2.75 2.50 x 5.70

3.90 x 2.25

4.58 x 2.55

2.20 x 1.02

Annex 3

15.64

I 4.91

I 3.82

I 5.56

10.70

10.98

I 41.55

I 5.93

19.40

14.03

I 2.85

I 17.25

8.77

11.68

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86.6 BAITUE AJUAH HOUSE NO. NAB 27 PAGA

Door: ledged and battened type for the bedrooms. Window: ledged and braced type for the bedrooms. Ceiling: Nil Roof: swish flat under laid with logs for all areas. SERVICES: Nil ~~!.:i!:~t.!. Natural GENERAL CONDITION: the property appears good in structure and repair except that some cracks were seen on section of the ~alls and the floor of the verandah.

PROPERTY REF: NO: 27 C BruEF DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY This is a 4 bedroom structure with a kitchen, bath and open yard and forms part of a large compound house numbered NAB 27. The photographs of the property are attached as appendix DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Floor: Cement screed on gravel Wall: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways with swish and coal tar Door: ledged and battened type for 2 bedrooms. Window: Nil Ceiling: Nil Roof: swish flat under laid with logs for all areas except bath that is unroofed SERVICES: Nil DRAINAGE: Natural GENERAL CONDITION: This property generally looks However, the following were noticed during inspection:

o 2 bedrooms are uncompleted with no roofs o Upper parts of pen eroded o Few cracks noticed on sections of external walls

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good in repair and structural condition.

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Bedroom 3.92 x 3.62 14.19 Bedroom 3.50 x3.62 12.67 Closed ver. 7.80 x 1.75 13.65 Bedroom 4.10 x 2.95 I 12.10

2.0 x 0.55 11.1 bedroom

3.90 x2JO 8.97 Kitchen 3.14 x (1.65)2 I 2.66 Kitchen 3.14 x (0.95)2 I 8.54 Bath Yz(1.65 x 1.54) I 1.28 Utility SI1ace 2.95 x 2.40 I 7.08 Pen 2.30 x 1.23 I 2.83

3.14 x (0.70y 1 1.54 Yard Yz(7.50+11.73)5.8 I 55.77 LESS: Staircase Yz(pen) I

53.25

10.26


5.70 I

11.00

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87.0 KABA WESE PROPERTY REF: NO:NAB 06 Bedroom HOUSE NO. NAB 06 BRIEF DESCRlPTION OF PROPERTY 3.80 x 2.70 8.80 PAGA This is a 3 bedroom structure with other ancillary structures enclosing a paved yard. The photographs of Bedroom

the property are attached as appendix 3.00 x 1.90 2.52 DETAILS OF CONSTRUCTION Bedroom Floor: Cement screed on gravel 4.40 x 2.50 47.42 Walls: sun-dried bricks rendered both ways with swish and coal tar P.C.V Door: Ledged and battened for only I bedroom. 4.40 x 2.00 0.70 Window: ledged and battened for only I room Bath 46.72 Ceiling: Nil 2.80 x 0.90 Roof: Swish flat for all areas except bath that is unroofed. Yard SERVICES Nil 7.97 x 5.95 1.41 DRAINAGE: Natural LESS: GENERAL CONDITION: The following defects were noticed during the day of inspection. Y,(barn)

• Few cracks and potholes on cemented flour

• Minor cracks on few sections of the walls.

• The east facing walls eroded by rain wash. Notwithstanding the above, the property is in a fair state of repair and structural condition. 3.14 x (0.67)

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COMPENSATION VALUES FOR ECONOMIC TREES AND CROPS

No. NAME OF FARMER CROP QUANTITY AMOUNT TOTAL GHC GHC

ZORBISI 1 . Nyaaba Abiro Boabab (L) 1 9.50 9.50

.. 2 Atampugre Akandirige Boabab (L) 1 9.50 9.50

3 Anornye Azaba Mango (L) 1 15.80 15.80

SORKABISI 1 Azambilla Ayambire Boabab (L) 2 19.00

Boabab (M) 4 32.80 51.80

.. 2 Abelyine Akurugu Silk cotton (L) 1 10.80 10.80

3 Apogbire Akurugu Pawpaw (M) 5 20.50 Pawpaw (S) 3 10.20 30.70

4 Alooro Aboriga Dawadawa (L) 2 29.40 Boabab (L) 2 19.00 Mango (L) 1 15.80 64.20 ..

5 Akenlemna Ayine Mango (M) 3 43.50 Sheanut (L) 1 15.80 59.30

6 I Aboye Adaliba Mango (L) 3 47.40 Boabab (L) 1 9.50 57.20

YIKENE 7 Ayanore Adombire Dawadawa (L) 1 14.70 ..

Boabab (L) 1 9.50 24.20

8 Adongo Azorkor I Mango (L) 1 15.80 15.80

9 Ababire Aboyinga Boabab (L) 1 • 9.50 9.50

SUMBURUNGU 10 Akasoba Abotule Mango (L) 1 15.80 ..

Boabab (L) 1 9.50 25.30

11 Adagnera Agorde Mango M) I~ 14.50 Pawpaw (M) 4.10 18.60

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12 Anongteem Azokiya Mango (L) 1 15.80 15.80

13 Azure Aleena Mango (L) 1 15.80 Dawadawa (L) 1 14.70 30.50

KULBIA 14 Nsobono Asogeya Dawadawa (M) 1 13.40 · 13.50

15 Akolga Atiah Boabab (L) 1 9.50 9.50

16 Akakiya Aduko Sheanuts (L) 24 379.20 Shea nuts (M) 1 14.50 Black Berry (L) 1 9.10 Boabab (L) 1 9.50 412.30 ·

17 Abonusu Abambire Shea nuts (L) 15 237.00 Boabab (M) 1 8.20 245.20

19 Akansinge Asaregah Shea nuts (L) 8 126.40 Boabab (L) 1 9.50 135.90

20 Alebdeem Aduko Shea nuts (L) 34 537.20 · Sheanuts (M) 2 29.00 566.20

21 Aguyire Ndaama Sheanuts (L) 22 347.60 Shea nuts (M) 8 116.00 463.60

22 Anaamyire Adagezugo Silk Cotton (L) 2 21.60 Sheanuts (L) 8 126.40 148.00

· ANATEEM 23 Anyoka Akuure Shea nuts (L) 4 63.20

Sheanut (M) 2 29.00 Boabab (L) 1 9.50 101.70

24 Akunyaa Apunkor Shea nuts (L) 4 63.20 63.20

25 Adola Akaayem Sheanuts (L) 8 126.40 · Boabab (L) 1 9.50 Teak (L) 1 12.40 148.30

26 Nyaaba Atang-Naho Sheanuts (L) 8 • 126.40 126.40

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No. NAME OF FARMER CROP QUANTITY AMOUNT TOTAL GHC,. GHC

27 Thomas Ayella Shea nuts (L) 7 110.60 110.6

28 Aposara Akaditi Sheanuts (L) 2 31.60 Teak (M) 3 33.00 64.60

29 Atona Amaasa Sheanuts (L) 6 94.80 94.80

30 Awarekiya Atanga Shea nuts (M) 11 159.00 · 159.00

31 Adongo Amarisia Sheanuts (L) 3 47.40 47.40

32 Atanga Asaah Sheanuts (L) 1 15.80 Boabab (M) 1 8.20 24.00

KANDIGA 33 Ayamga Asakiya Shea nuts (L) 3 47.40 47.40

· 34 Abubakari Amune Sheanuts (L) 2 31.60 31.60

35 Haruna Asinaba Shea nuts {L} 2 31.60 31.60

36 Anomoone Kange Sheanuts (L) 10 158.00 158.00

37 Ago Azoomah Shea nuts {L} 5 79.00 79.00

· 38 Abagna Azolimah Shea nuts (L) 1 15.80 15.80

39 Agongo Akuta Sheanuts (L) 2 31.60 31.60

40 Akalga Aseena Shea nuts {L} 5 79.00 Boabab {L} 1 9.50 88.50

41 Azeele Abobire Sheanuts (L) 5 79.00 79.00 · 42 Akukuya Akasoma Sheanuts (L) 8 126.40

Dawadawa (L) 1 14.70 Teak (M) 1 11.00 152.10

DOBA 43 Abootey Shea nuts (L) 2 31.60 31.60

44 Ayungo Akolga Shea nuts (L) 10 158.00 156.00 · 45 Atogheya Atampugre Shea nuts (L) 106 1,674.80

Dawadawa (L) 1 14.70 Boabab (L) .1

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46 Agumu Nchor Sheanuts (L) 5 79.00 Boabab (L) 2 19.00 98.00

· 47 Albert Agamu 5heanuts (L) 1 15.80

Dawadawa (L) 1 14.70 Teak (L) 1 12.40 42.90

48 Aloogah Anontara Mango (L) 2 31.60 31.60

49 Asigbona Akurugu Mango (L) 1 15.80 15.80 ·

50 Nyaaba Abobla Mango (L) 4 63.20 6j'.20

51 Adoah Akanyagle Mango (L) 5 79.00 79.00

52 Asinbisi Ayindana Boabab (L) 1 9.50 9.50

53 Moses Akalisa Teak (M) 2 22.00 22.00

· 54 Moses Amorde Mango (L) 1 15.80 15.80

55 Bernabas Achaga Acasia (L) 1 7.50 Dawadawa (L) 2 29.40 Pawpaw (M) 3 24.60 61.50

56 Agambaah Peka Teak (M) 14 154.00 Teak (5) 8 76.80 · 230.80

NAVAGNIA 57 Tumchoge Dimadane 5heanut (L) 2 31.60

Mango (L) 2 31.60 Boabab (L) 1 9.50 Teak (M) 4 44.00 116.70

· 58 Gabriel Azika Sheanut (L) 1 15.80 15.80

59 Awamba Maama Boabab (L) 1 9.50 Sheanut (L) 4 63.20 72.70

60 Ayipaala Awejonge Sheanut (L) 2 31.60 31.60

62 Awasaki Awejonge Teak (M) !3 33.00 · Sheanut (L)

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63 Apuuri Adonge Shea nuts (L) 4 63.20 Mango (L) 1 15.80 Teak (M) 24 264.00 • 343.00

64 Dania Moro Teak (M) 7 77.00 Teak (S) 4 38.4 145.40

65 Konwane Kweku Teak (M) 7 77.00 Teak (S) 7 67.20 144.20

66 Emmanuel Bugase Teak (M) 4 44.00 · 44.00

67 Maxwell Choglogu Teak (M) 16 176.00 Teak (S) 10 96.00 272.00

68 Jurotra Koje Teak (M) 18 198.00 Teak (S) 4 36.80 234.80

69 Joseph Apapugi Mango (M) 8 116.00 • Boabab (L) 1 9.50 Teak (M) 32 352.00 Teak (S) 11 105.60 583.10

70 Santoma Chorgelogu Teak (M) 17 187.00 187.00

71 George Lungtira Teak (M) 25 275.00 Teak (S) 15 144.00 • 419.00

72 Tangwamse Ayaam Teak (M) 1 11.00 11.00

73 Bawuije Tampanga Teak (M) 1 11.00 11.00

74 Abajong Aditoram Teak (M) 2 22.00 22.00

75 Amangje Mankoraga Mango (M) 1 14.50 · 14.50

76 Akenti Ayirewurah Teak (M) 10 110.00 Teak (S) 6 57.60 167.60

77 Apuri Kukwanga Teak (S) 3 28.80 28.80

78 Kotuah Lungchira Mango (L) 1 15.80 15.80

· PUNGU-NIMBASINIA 12 79 Abapim Achare Mango (L) • 31.60

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Teak (L) 15 187.50 Teak (5) 5 48.00 267.10

· 80 Awopugei Achare Mango (L) 3 47.40

Teak (L) 13 162.50 Teak (5) 3 28.80 238.70

81 Amori Nagua Dawadawa (L) 1 14.70 14.70

82 Kwobam Faghembol')a Mango (M) 1 14.50 Mango (5) 3 41.10 · Oil palm (5) 1 13.50 Pear (5) 2 20.40 Orange (5) 1 10.40 99.90

TEKURU-KAZITO 83 Traago Kamiley Mango (L) 2 31.60 31.60

84 Kowele Biyire Mango (L) 1 15.80 Teak (L) 2 25.00 · 40.80

85 Awevala Kuotiga Boabab (L) 2 19.00 5heanut (L) 25 395.00 5heanut (M) 12 174.00 588.00

NVANGUA-KWANIA 86 Adapuna Agaah 5heanut (L) 3 47.40 47.40

87 Abapina Naale 5heanut (L) 12 189.60 • 5heanut (M) 1 14.50 Boabab (L) 1 9.50 213.60

BADUNU 88 Averu Lugbori Boabab (L) 1 9.50

Plantain (L) 2 16.00 Plantain (5) 6 33.00 58.50

· 89 Atipaga Awumbe 5heanut (L) 22 347.60

5heanut (M) 6 87.00 434.60

i 11,603.50

KEY: L = large, M = Medium and S = small size tree

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INVENTORY OF HOUSEHOLD IDOLS AND PACIFICATION REQUIREMENTS

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No Community . House No. Name Of Owner(S) No. of

Names Of Idols Pacification Requirements Cost (Ghc) Idols

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01 Zorbisi Unnumbered Hs Joseph Atindaana Nil - - -

02 Zorbisi ZB 120 Akolgo Adongo 8 Soyaabdoma - 5, 8 cocks and 8 guinea fowls 98.00 Mayaabdoma - 3,

03 Zorbisi ZB 119 Adongo Asakeborakene 6 Soyaabdoma - 3 2 pots of pito and 3 goats and 55.00 Mayaabdoma - 3 6 fowls

04 Zorbisi Unnumbered Hse Unkown Nil - - -

05 Zorbisi Unnumbered Hse Janet Anunye Nil - -

06 Zorbisi Unnumbered Hse Aduko Atindaana Nil - - -

07 Zorbisi Z8235 Ayine Ayambire Nil - - -

08 Zorbisi Unnumbered Hse Azumbila Ayambire 16 Soyaabdoma - 5 20 guinea fowls, 1 sheep and 1 220.00

• • • ¥ayaabdoma - 5 • goat • Nayine - 6

09 Sorkabisi S. 298 Akurugu Adongo 15 Soyaabdoma - 5 4 pots of pito, 1 sheep, 5 goats 228.00 Mayaabdoma - 4 and 2 fowls Nayine 2 8akologo-4

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r---10 Sorkabisi S.326 Nsobilla Adaliba 19 Soyaabdoma - 6 10 pots of pito, 6 goats, 12 434.00

Mayaabdoma - 6 guinea fowls, 2 sheep and 1

Nayine - 2, 8akologo - 4 dog. Salamboko - 1

11 Sorkabisi Unnumbered Hse Safianu Mustapha Nil - - -

12 Yikene Unnumbered Hse Anapoka Akayorbe Nil - - -

13 Yikene Unnumbered Hse Angeboba Akolbire Nil - - -

14 Yikene Unnumbered Hse Atungyire Ayineyehia Nil - - -

15 Yikene Unnumbered Hse Adongo Azokor 10 Soyaabdoma -2 2 sheep, 5 goats, 2 dogs and 2 335.00 Agure Azokor Mayaabdoma - 5 fowls

Nayine - 2 and Bakologo-l

16 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Hse Nyaaba Abondaa 7 Soyaabdoma - 3 3 guinea fowls, 3 house fowls 71.00 Mayaabdoma-3, Bakologo-l and 1 goat

17 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Hse Desmond Aboyinga Nil - - -

18 • Sumbrungu S.46 • Aboyinga Akaribo • 11 • Soyaabdoma 3 2 goats, 2 dogs, 2 guinea fowls • 144.00 Mayaadoma - 6, Nayine - 2

19 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Hse Asiraboya Aposama 4 Soyaabdoma 2, 2 pots of pito, 4 goats and 4 94.00 Mayaabdoma 2 fowls

20 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Hse Abane Adongo 4 Soyaabdoma-2,Mayyabdoma 5 guinea fowls, 5 house fowls 95.00

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Aundera Adongo

21 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Hse Akolgo Ayele-era 6 Akolgo Anaba

22 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Hse Akasoba Aboture 18

23 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Hse Amantara Akolga 14 Atoleyele Akolgo

i Ayenvoh Akolgo

24 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Hse Ayandor Ayorna 8

25 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Hse Atigeyelsom Apeele 9 Mma Agea Apeele

26 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Hse Adagnera Agodeh Nil

27 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Hse Asolara Anongteem 11 • ..

Azogkia Anongteem •

28 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Hse Nsoh Aduko 9

29 Sumbrungu Unnumbered Hse Yaw Ayesiyenga 5 ------

Names Of Idols

-1 Nayine-l

Soyaabdoma -4, Mayaabdoma 2

Soyaabdoma -5, Mayaabdoma -6, Nayine - 5 and Duko - 2

Soyaabdoma - 5, Mayaabdoma - 5, Nayine - 4

Sodoma - 3, Mayaabdoma -3, Nayine-2

Soyaabdoma 3, Mayaabdoma - 4, Nayine-2

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Soyaabdoma - 5, . . Mayaabdoma 4 Nayme - 2

Soyaaba - 2, mayaaba - 8

Soyaaba-2, mayaaba-l,

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Pacification F

and 1 goat

1 pot of pito, : and 4 fowls

5 pots of pito, ~ 6 guinea fowls

5 sheep,S goat fowls

3 goats, 3 guim sheep

3 pots of pito, ~ sheep

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5 pots of pito, ~

guinea lowls ar fowls

2 goats, 2 cock! fowls

equirements

sheep, 1 goat

goats, 2 dogs,

sand 4 guinea

a fowls and 2

goats and 4

goats, 4 d 2 house

and 8 guinea

2 goats,S fowls and 2 cocks

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Cost (Ghc)

102.00

182.00

428.00

196.00

291.00

223.00 •

136.00

105.00


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Nayine-1

30 Kulbia Unnumbered Hse Alongya Anaama 2 Soyaaba -1, Mayaaba-1 1 goat and 1 guinea fowl 40.00

31 Kulbia Unnumbered Hse Azure Aleena 14 Soyaaba mayaaba-4, 5 goats, 1 sheep, 5 fowls, 303.00 nayine- 4 and Doku 1 1 dog, 4 guinea fowls

32 Kulbia Unnumbered Hse Nyaaba Avalum Nil - - -

33 Kulbia Unnumbered Hse Awompelba Aniterika 14 Soyaaba-7, mayaaba-4, 7 goats, 4 guinea fowls, 3 298.00 Nayine -3 house fowls and 5 pots of pito

34 Kulbia Unnumbered Hse Nicholas A. Nil - - -

35 Kulbia Unnumbered Hse Mathew Anafu Ania Nil - - -

36 Kulbia Unnumbered Hse Azaare Adongo 4 Soyaabdoma-2, Mayaaba-1, 2 goats, 1 guinea fowl and 1 132.00 Nayine 1 sheep

37 Kulbia Unnumbered Hse Atanga Adugbire 2 Soyaaba - 1, Mayaaba -1 1 goat and 1 sheep 75.00

38 Kulbia Unnumbered Hse Nsobono Asogeya 7 Soyaabdoma -3, 3 goats, 2 guinea fowls and 129.00 • • mayaabdoma-2, nayine- ~ 2 house fowls •

39 Kulbia Unnumbered Hse Akakiya Aduko 9 Soyaabdoma-3, 3 pots of pito, 3 sheep and 171.00 mayaabdoma-3, Nayine -3 6 fowls

40 Kulbia Unnumbered Hse Akansige Asarega 5 Soyaabdoma -3 3 sheep and 2 guinea fowls 149.00 mayaabdoma -2 -_ .. _--_ .. _-

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Names Of Idols Pacification Requirements Cost (Ghc) I Idols

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41 Kulbia Unnumbe red Hse Atanga Ania Nil - - -

42 Kulbia Unnumbe red Hse Akolgo Atiah 7 Soyaaba-2, mayaaba-3, 1 dog, 2 goats, 4 guinea fowls 128.00 nayine -1, Duko-1

43 Kulbia Unnumbe red Hse Nsoh Asaah 8 Soyaaba-3, mayaaba-3, 3 sheep, 3 goats, 2 fowls 250.00 Ayamga Asaah nayine -2

44 Anateem SCG.54 Akazuo Asakia 11 Soyaaba-4, mayaaba-2, 4 goats, 4 sheep, 4 guinea 350.00 Ayamga Asakia nayine -5 fowls and 1 pot of pito

45 Anateem SCG.21 Abubakar Amune Nil - - -

46 Kandiga Unnumbe red Hse Agoo Azoomah Nil - - -

47 I Kandiga Unnumbe red Hse Emmanuel Anontara 4 Soyaaba-3, mayaaba-1 3 sheep, 1 fowl and pito 142.00

48 I Kandiga SCG.14 Haruna Asinaba Nil - -

49 Kandiga SCG.04 Abobre Azeele 4 Soyaaba -2, mayaaba- 2 1 dog, 1 sheep, 4 guinea fowls 103.00

• Kandiga 50 SBH.63 • 4 •

• 4 fowls, 2 goats 110.00 Assibi Atampugre Soyaaba -2 mayaaba -2 Akunorgu Atampugre

51 I Kandiga Unnumbe red Hse Albert Agamu 8 Yaaba-ma Akaripim, Naana- 2 cows,S dogs,S sheep, 4 1518.00 tua Anibore, Pala-yoka, goats, 15 house fowls, 4 kolkaa-zobga, Henode, wajia, guinea fowls Yariga-Tanga, Tanga-duko,

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52 Doba SBH.92A Ajuri Akajebi Nil - - -Ajuri Akajebi

53 Doba SBH 92 B Akanlorbe Akaswine Nil - - -

54 Doba Unnumbered Hse Akaduma Alugah 1 Bakologo 1 sheep, 1 guinea fowl 50.00

55 Doba SBH.20 Apapen Alor Nil - - -

56 Doba SBH.16 Adagwe Akabure 2 Gobaa and chonomanama 1 cow, 2 goats, 2 sheep 510.00

57 Doba SBH.54 Asinaba Ayedana 4 Wepaga, fontaa, kuure, tiga 4 goats, 4 fowls 160.00

58 Doba SBH.07 Awinebunor Akanzu 2 Ayisar and Akumkumnaba 2 fowls, 2 goats 80.00

59 Doba SBe. 40 Atugumyure Akumaya 4 Anu, Akwo, Bangle and Tanga 4 sheep, 4 fowls 200.00 Atugumyure Francis

60 Doba SBe. 35 Amoah Amorde 4 Kapio, kaduni, yipalo 2 goats, pito, 4 guinea fowls 100.00 and diuru

• • • • • • 61 Doba SBe. 26 Akagur i Kwame 2 Tigra and pomku 1 dog, 4 fowls and 2 sheep 148.00

62 Doba SBe. 31 Aweligya Achar 6 Soyaaba -3, mayaaba -3 3 sheep and 3 guinea fowls 120.00 Charles Achar

63 Doba SBe. 22 Ajureh Atiah 2 Atiah and Akuriga 2 guinea fowls, 2 house fowls 24.00 '---

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Names Of Idols Pacification Requirements Idols

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64 Doba SBe. 69 Kupaperi Wejon 10 Sodoma-3, madoma- 3, tanga 4 goats, 6 guinea fowls 182.00 Awusagi Wejon -4,

65 Doba SBe. 14 Raymond Ayenden Nil - - -

66 Doba SBe. 16 MaawoAzaga 1 Azaga 2 goats, 2 fowls, flour 93.00

67 Nayagnia SBe. 53 Anyenem Harry Abem 5 Sodoma -3, madoma-2 1 pot of pito, 2 fowls, 1 sheep 57.00 Kunerwo Abem

68 Nayagnia SBD.58 Awucharli Bechong 2 Bechong and Tangwam 1 goat, 1 cock, tobacco, 42.00 1 hoe blade

69 Nayagnia SBD.51 Toore Konwane 5 Bugapio, Nabare, Toda, Dii, 5 goats and flour 177.00 Kweku Konwane Banga Kojegah Konwane

70 Pinyoro SBD.50 Clement Womokia Nil - - -

71 Pungu-Nimbasinia NBE57 Amori Nagua Nil - - -• 72 Pungu-Nimbasinia NBF 42 • Bawa Watin Bindor •

. . 3 guinea fowls and pito • 3 Wejori, abapori, ajua 27.00

Gordon Bindor

73 Pungu-Ni mbasinia NBF 41 Stan. K. Faghembona 13 Aduh, Naseba, Komayera, 1 sheep, 1 dog, 11 cocks 130.00 Chemkura, waliya, Avogo, Faghebono, taliba, Bugibia, Budan, Plibaza, Togo-nla and

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Mazriga

74 I Pungu -Nimbasinia NBF26 Sezem Atingba 2 Kwania and sonjoma 1 goat and 1 sheep 80.00

75 I Pungu -Nimbasinia NBD 18 Kwowusagi alugu 3 Akwone, Kudand, Lugujang 2 dogs,S fowls, 1 guinea fowl 92.00

76 I Pungu -Nimbasinia NBD62 Sedi Chigabapae 6 Lor, Dii, Naba, Bayaru -kabia, 3 goats, 6 guinea fowls 147.00 Sedam Chigabapae We, Duga

77 I Tekur I-Kizito NBF25 Nantra Apuri 1 Nabara 2 guinea fowls and 24.00 2 house fowls

78 I Tekur J-Kizito NBF 35 Ajekiba Pruyure 4 Kang, Awu, Nasara, Pruyure 2 dogs, 4 guinea fowls 80.00 Moah Pruyure

79 I Nyang ua-Kwania NEF 48 Abayagi Kobina 2 Kiriwe and tchuru Tobacco and 2 fowls 14.00

80 I Nyang ua-Kwania NEA18 Adapuna Agaah Nil - - -

81 I Nyang ua-Kwania NEA57 Navrodan Adika 4 Katue, Dii, Abouyara, Adika 1 dog, 2 goats, 1 fowl 105.00

82 I Nyang ua-Kwania NEA14 Bayiremah S. 2 Mabara and Guuse 1 dog, 1 goat 75.00 • • • • • • 83 I Badun u NEA08 Averu Lugbori 3 Kawala, Donga, Manlar 1 sheep, tobacco, 3 fowls, 69.00

3 hoe blades

84 I Zenga NBD 21 Ajandiawe Sanweye 2 Dzame and Tsrufa 1 goat, 1 sheep 80.00

85 I Zenga NAA73 Kwara Ateh 4 Akwo, Anu, Yerepam-kulTlbia 2 sheep, 2 goats and 1 fowl 165.00 ------ ----- ----

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Kaba Adii and Nabile

86 aga NOB. 34 Baitue Ajuah 2 Ajua and Babarawese 1 goat, 1 guinea fowl 40.00

87 aga NAB. 34 Kaba Weseh 4 Abajedilua, Weseh, 2 sheep, a cock and hen. 100.00 Pebachua, Basepe 10,506.00

88 lob a NAB. 27 Asakiya Alamgbila 1 Atourisigah 2 cows, 2 sheep, 4 fowls, 1 1030.00 hoe-blade, 1 bundle of 11,536.00 tobacco, pito, millet flour, 4 yards of smock material

89 IT ekuru Sacred Groove Tekuru-pio 1 Sunya-Tangwam Asked for more time to consult oracles to know what pacification requirements would be needed before the re-Iocation.

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