The Delta State Public and Private Property Protection Agency (DSPPPPA) safeguards your right to develop, invest, and build — free from illegal levies, harassment, and unlawful interference.
Illegal Levies and Collections
Harrasment and Molestation for the hands of bad people wey dey community
People wey dey demand money before you fit work
Forcing labourers make them join community union before them fit work.
Which one dey happen to you OR na for your site, make you run come office wey dem dey call Delta State Public and Private Property Protection Agency
Old Ministry and Information Complex, Emmanuel Uduaghan way aka Summit Road for ASABA
Plot 630, Kestin Pondi Street, Off Night Street DDPA Housing Estate wey dey for Ugborikoko, Effurun
From verifying land titles to mediating boundary disputes, the DSPPPPA acts as the guardian of property rights for both citizens and the state.
Integrity Index: 98%
DSPPPPA is a Delta State Government agency established to enforce the Delta State Public and Private Properties Protection Law, 2018.
We exist to ensure that every developer, landowner, and investor in Delta State can carry out lawful activities in peace — without fear of extortion, illegal occupation, or intimidation.
Continue ReadingWe enforce all relevant laws protecting public and private property across Delta State, removing illegal barriers and holding violators accountable.
We provide a formal, accessible channel for individuals, businesses, and government bodies to report property violations and receive a lawful response.
We work with security agencies to protect construction sites from illegal entry, occupation, vandalism, and extortion practices such as “deve” levies.
By creating a safe, predictable environment for development, we help attract investment, reduce project costs, and support Delta State’s economic growth.
News, announcements, and press releases from the DSPPPPA.
In a strategic move to sanitize the property development sector in Delta State, the Director-General of the Delta State Public and Private Properties Protection Agency (DS-PPPA) led a high-powered delegation on a courtesy visit to the Area Commander of the Nigeria Police, Effurun Area Command.
A new bill to standardize the relationship between landlords and tenants in Delta State has been proposed, aiming to replace the 1977 Rent Control law with modern protections.
The Delta State Commissioner for Housing has outlined strategic plans to tackle housing challenges, including the construction of duplexes and terraces for middle-income earners by 2025.
Whether you are a property owner, developer, or investor, DSPPPPA is here to help. Reach out to us today or file a complaint using our formal process.