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Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by newoffer: 2:51pm On Mar 04 |
Stories...Where is the loan for accomodations u promised us. U said u will give loan so we can pay back rents at free will. Don't propose we are tired ogododo: |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by InvertedHammer: 2:56pm On Mar 04 |
/ A 30-yrs old landlord will grow grey hairs in 6 months You fight collect January rent...then you remember that end of February is around the corner / |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by yesloaded: 3:01pm On Mar 04 |
Iamzik: This is my fear Except the rule applies to only salary earners with government or well established private companies whereby it will be automatically deducted and paid into the account of landlord directly |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by uniquetechng: 3:03pm On Mar 04 |
Iamzik:Wicked people |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by 79733139(m): 3:15pm On Mar 04 |
Iamzik: Cotonou shares border with Lagos and when you want to rent an apartment, the landlord collects security deposit plus one month's rent. When you are leaving the apartment, you collect your security deposit as long as you have not damaged anything. The arrangement works fine there. However, if you as a tenant wanted to pay for 6 months in advance so that you don't spend the money, the landlord would willing collect your money. 1 Like |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by Inspirer1: 3:27pm On Mar 04 |
uniquetechng:Evictions will be plenty... |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by bdon123(m): 3:34pm On Mar 04 |
Bulldozer90:U go wait tire An igbo man special talent is to make money esp from bad situations ...las las na u go still cry insult sanwo |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by sweetjohn(m): 3:36pm On Mar 04 |
jmoore:Very wrong analysis. If a monthly lent bill is entitled to 1 month notice to quit then a yearly lent bill should also be entitled to 12 months notice to quit. |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by bonnez(m): 3:38pm On Mar 04 |
Na wah ooo! We ask una to come do rent matter for us? |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by kechebel: 3:44pm On Mar 04 |
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Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by uniquetechng: 3:47pm On Mar 04 |
Inspirer1:definitely, evicting tenants will be very easy. 1 Like |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by Digmygold: 3:54pm On Mar 04 |
ogil: Many heads will be broken out of frustration and violence. Lots of altercations and fist exchange between landlord and tenants. Sanwoolu needs to receive sense. He should provide housing for the homeless if he truly cares. This will cause more chaos. Trust me, I would rather leave my house empty than rent it out on a monthly basis. |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by Digmygold: 3:55pm On Mar 04 |
sweetjohn: Notice to quit doesn't mean you won't pay rent. Don't get it twisted. |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by Digmygold: 3:56pm On Mar 04 |
Inspirer1: You mean violence not eviction. Clashes between landlords and tenants go plenty. |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by TheTravelingOne(f): 4:23pm On Mar 04 |
These idiots take things from the West and enforce them on Nigerians. This won’t work. People in the west make more $$$. People in the West actually get paid on time and depending on your bank, a few days early. Getting people to pay our monthly 70k SC is a fight every month, so imagine the full rent. Most of the 9 tenants pay the SC after the 15th of every month or not at all. This Administration is even more lost than the last. I didn’t think that was possible. 1 Like |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by tayor3(m): 4:27pm On Mar 04 |
ogododo:This is not good move by the state government, before you quote me...check monthly rent of those countries paying monthly payments, na Tennant go still suffer am wait and see how hoise rent sky rocket soon. |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by OGHENAOGIE(m): 4:28pm On Mar 04 |
jmoore:six months notice and nobi Free ooo cos some tenants think u ll stay free |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by pocom16: 4:36pm On Mar 04 |
She said, “We all see what is being done in other climes, rents are collected monthly. Hence, we are looking and hoping that before the end of the year, or by early next year, we will be able to implement the policy of monthly rental. Very stupid idiot.. Is it about copying what is done in other climes.. |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by oyeb15: 5:08pm On Mar 04 |
jchioma: Lagos government want to appear responsible in what they couldn't provide for d masses How many housing unit has d useless government built. No government can regulate what they didn't have in stock to compete with private owners. They must be madt or foolish. 2 Likes |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by pooozeee(m): 5:08pm On Mar 04 |
Just like uk |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by rumomonga(m): 5:43pm On Mar 04 |
Way to go |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by Subonbon(m): 5:46pm On Mar 04 |
It's better in a way now my landlord can let be breathe...... Imagine my landlord that built his house 1440 telling me that cement is cost that he needs to increase his head... I just look am dey laugh ..... On his testicles I stand... |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by gbengene1234(m): 5:46pm On Mar 04 |
The policy is bound to fail |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by toprealman: 6:00pm On Mar 04 |
I like how selective they are when it comes to copying from “other climes”. Can’t they also copy better ideas that will add value to the society? |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by PHAYOL81: 6:24pm On Mar 04 |
Good |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by lilyheaven: 6:30pm On Mar 04 |
Exactly what can to my mind 😄🤣 meum: |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by Fr33born(m): 6:34pm On Mar 04 |
They should be talking about looking into the activities of Lagos house agents and their outrageous charges and not monthly rent. |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by IbeOkehie: 7:31pm On Mar 04 |
Everyone interested should mark it here - if this is ACTUALLY ENFORCED, the outcomes will be TERRIBLE. I remember when this law was passed, I was wondering if it would be enforced. If this law is enforced, then today, Mon Mar 4 2024, will have as much economic significance as Jan 01, 2012 when Nigerians insisted on maintaining the ruinous fuel subsidy. No, nobody will see or feel anything right now, but 10 years down the road, there will be material consequences. What will happen I don't know, but it will be very, very bad. Markets are markets. They cannot be defeated. Socialism is destructive, it helps no one. Things like this are what make Nigeria so interesting to me. Self destruction observed in real time. Good Luck to Nigeria. |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by Btruth: 7:52pm On Mar 04 |
meum:true 🤔 1 Like |
Re: Lagos Vows To Enforce Monthly Rental Policy by NoToPile: 8:15pm On Mar 04 |
Loool With Nigerian tenants that can be very dubious and looking for ways to cheat the landlord and live in a house rent free. The once a year dragging of some tenants is not enough you want landlords to be asking for rent monthly? I kuku trust Lagos landlords they will simply increase the monthly rate. |
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