Relocating to Lagos is a thought that has likely crossed the minds of many Nigerians at some point. Especially, people seeking new opportunities or new graduates. The populous city of Lagos is home to people from all walks of life. From the mainland to the Island, the city that never sleeps keeps getting more visitors … Read more
It is estimated that there are over 56,000 abandoned projects in Nigeria. According to a research, Since 1960, two-thirds of very large projects done were abandoned. A total of 11,886 federal government projects have been abandoned in the past 40 years. These abandoned projects are spread across all six geo-political zones in the country. From the north to the … Read more
As a country known for its diverse culture and rich resources, Nigeria has witnessed remarkable growth and transformation over the years. Some of the key players in this progress are the construction companies, whose dedication and expertise are vital in shaping the nation’s roads , skyline and improving the lives of its people. With many abandoned … Read more
Ibeju Lekki is arguably one of the most talked about real estate destinations in Lagos. With major infrastructural projects such as the Lekki free trade zone, the lekki deep seaport among other projects all set for completion, Ibeju-Lekki is set to establish itself as the new center for industrial and commercial activities in Lagos. The on-going development in the … Read more
One of the ultimate goals of every living human is to own a home, either by building from scratch or buying. One of the frequently asked questions by intending home owners is – “is it cheaper to buy or build a house in Nigeria” ? Many Nigerians not only see owning a house as a topmost priority, … Read more
I’ve been a fan of phyno for some years now and I really enjoy his music quite well. Despite the fact that I don’t understand Igbo language or any of his lyrics, I still enjoy his songs. What’s there not to like: fada fada, Alobam, financial woman and my personal favourite – so far so … Read more
In Nigeria, many landlords are totally ignorant of their rights. Except you run a charity home, having a tenant occupy your property for years without paying rent is an act of ignorance. Nigeria has established laws on property rights and protection. This law provides privileges for both landlord and tenant and also states the rights, powers, duties, privileges of … Read more
Renting a property in Nigeria is no easy feat, especially for new renters. There’s the agent aspect You have to deal with (which is usually unavoidable in most cases), and the one everyone always try to avoid – the Landlord or Landlady. Most people would rather prefer to live in a home with a dozen … Read more
The Nigerian tenancy law allows the tenant a tenancy agreement in either written or oral form. While both forms are allowed, in the Nigerian real estate space, the written agreement is usually the most preferred. The tenancy agreement is usually written in white and black which tends to put both landlord and tenant on the safe side … Read more
Quit notice or notice to quit, one of the most common terms in the Nigerian real estate space is issued to the tenant by either the Landlord or lawyer via a written document.This document usually applies to a tenant at will or periodic tenant. What is a quit notice in Nigeria? A quit notice in Nigeria is an … Read more
