Ohjay Associates Limited is a surveying and land resources management consultancy serving landowners, developers, estates and institutions across Nigeria.
The firm is Port Harcourt-based and conducts the ordinary, careful work of land surveying: measuring, mapping, documenting, and advising.
Ohjay Associates Limited has operated as a surveying and land resources management consultancy since 2002. Our office is located on Old Aba Road in Port Harcourt, and the practice has been built almost entirely through referral - landowners, legal practitioners, estate developers, and institutional clients returning to us, and recommending us onward.
We do not hold ourselves out as the largest firm in the country, nor as anything other than a careful local practice. That is the work we do and the standard we keep.
Our scope sits within the ordinary remit of a registered surveying practice: cadastral and boundary surveys, estate layout planning, pillar number applications, and the preparation of survey plans to support land documentation and registration.
Engagements are accepted on a case-by-case basis following inspection and a written fee agreement. We confirm what is required, what is not, and what can reasonably be delivered - before beginning.
Five core services. Each begins with inspection, proceeds by field survey and desk computation, and ends with documented deliverables.
A straightforward progression from first inspection to final delivery. Timelines are confirmed case by case, in writing.
We prefer to state these plainly rather than make broader claims.
A brief engagement note stating what is to be done, what is not included, the fee, and an expected timeframe - signed by both parties.
Work is conducted within the framework of the Surveyors Council of Nigeria and applicable Rivers State regulation. Documents are sealed and signed by a registered practitioner.
The firm has retained the same office and principal practice methodology since 2002. Clients speak to the same people from instruction to delivery.
Where an engagement is not appropriate, or where another professional should be consulted first, we will say so. We would rather decline than overreach.
Field notes, computations, and submitted plans are retained at the office for reference on subsequent related engagements, subject to client confidentiality.
The practice has been sustained principally by client recommendation for over two decades. We regard this as the only meaningful measure of our work.
Initial enquiries are without obligation. We will confirm whether the work falls within our scope before proceeding.
