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Bitterkola100:Na Obedient. It's not unexpected of them to abuse logic |
Riyeah:You're a bloody MTF. You do this all the time by creating new accounts everyday day. If you're lying about this to scams people, may you experience such misfortune |
Josephkabila12:U dey mind am They don't show off as much as our bloders that travel home for xmas to go intimidate Village people |
Emeskhalifa:They don't show off as much as our bloders that travel home for xmas to go intimidate Village people |
UselessBuharist:They don't show off as much as our bloders that travel home for xmas to go intimidate Village people |
Seun, Mukina and Mynd44, we now need approval to even change our WC This is serious oo |
Lagos law: Builders must obtain permits for all renovations to existing structures, including replacing floor tiles. Renovating buildings in Lagos requires a permit from the Lagos State Physical Planning Permit Authority (LASPPPA) for activities such as retiling, re-plastering, and other aesthetic improvements, as per the Lagos State Physical Planning Permit Regulations, 2019. Renovation applications must be submitted to LASPPPA, including details of the renovation and any previous planning permits. Experts emphasize the importance of renovation permits for ensuring compliance with building codes, maintaining safety and structural integrity, and conducting environmental checks. Many Lagos residents may be unaware that renovating their buildings—whether residential or commercial—requires a renovation permit from the Lagos State Physical Planning Permit Authority (LASPPPA). This includes activities such as replacing floor tiles and other aesthetic improvements. According to the Lagos State Physical Planning Permit Regulations, 2019, under the Lagos State Urban and Regional Planning and Development Law, Cap U2 of 2015, it is illegal to carry out these renovations without a permit. What the law says Specifically, Section 5 (A.1) of the regulations clearly states, “No building shall be renovated in the State without a renovation permit granted by the Authority.” To provide further clarity, here is how the Lagos State Physical Planning Permit Regulations, 2019, defines renovation: “Renovation” means any act done to cause an improvement to a building’s beauty, and shall include changing of windows and doors, re-plastering, reroofing, replacements of floor coverings, recladding, retiling, kitchen or bathroom remodelling, plumbing works, electrical works, and does not include carrying out of structural improvement or changes to the building.” This means that Lagos residents must obtain a renovation permit from LASPPPA before re-plastering their buildings, changing windows and doors, reroofing, remodelling kitchens or bathrooms, or carrying out plumbing and electrical works on existing structures. Failing to do so would contravene the Lagos State Physical Planning Permit Regulations, 2019. What you need to know Section 5 of the Lagos State Physical Planning Permit Regulations, 2019 outlines the requirements for any Lagosian wishing to renovate an existing structure. According to Section 5 (A.3), anyone intending to renovate a building must submit an application to the Lagos State Physical Planning Permit Authority before beginning the renovation. This application should include details of the renovation and any evidence of a previous planning permit, if available. The application process will incur a fee equal to 25% of the current processing fees. Bottom line Obtaining renovation permits is essential for ensuring that renovation projects are conducted safely, legally, and to a high standard, benefiting both property owners and the state. However, experts emphasize the need for increased public awareness about the importance of these permits. They also recommend that the Lagos State Government expand the workforce of the Lagos State Physical Planning Permit Authority to ensure broader compliance with the mandate to obtain renovation permits before starting any projects. If an application for renovation does not include a previous planning permit, the regulations specify that the application must be submitted “As-Built” and must comply with the minimum planning standards applicable to the location. This process will also incur a fee of 25% of the current processing fees. Should the application not meet the minimum standards, Section 5 (A.5) requires that the applicant make the necessary adjustments to comply with these standards before the renovation permit can be granted by the authority. Section 5 (A.2) of the regulation provides that an applicant will only be issued a letter of Renovation Permit subject to satisfying certain conditions specified in the regulations. https://nairametrics.com/2024/05/18/lagos-law-builders-must-obtain-permits-for-all-renovations-to-existing-structures-including-replacing-floor-tiles/ |
kumbhuru:Some of these over sabi sef. Drug is for medication A medication is a drug used to diagnose, cure, treat, or prevent disease. It is cos of some bag guys that people now think any thing drug means cocaine or banned substances. We say go to the Pharmacy and get me drugs. It does not mean heroine or Cocaine |
osazsky: ![]() |
Lomprico2:The law has not change. It is because you don't understand the law. There are many lawyers on this platform and they are including myself ready to educate you |
Urgent1Million:The chap you are responding to is a proper Olodo. The tenancy law states that for a yearly tenant, he must be given 6 clear months in advance, which need not terminate on the annivasery date but can terminate after the anniversary date. The only but is that he must be allowed to use what he has paid for. but on the very last day the notice takes effect and he has used what he paid for, but refuses to vacate, he would be served 7 days notice. Only ignorant people think they are entitled to any extra days |
AlphaNugget:I hope you are not a lawyer. Obviously you are not. Cause you know nothing |
Triviality |
See the face of 5g4 other lady without a child |
Jokerman:Your moniker says Joker, that's what you are Peter Obi and Jonathan getting 90plus from their regions is what? Bola Tinubu didn't win his own state, but all other candidates from 1999 to 2023 won their own states Jonathan Bayelsa Obi Anambra Kwakwanso Kano Atiku Adamawa Buhari Katsina OBJ Ogun Tinubu lost Lagos |
This is controlled video. She supposed to dey cry and kneeling 👇 |
Menclothing1:Stop embarrassing yourself by putting your mouth on what you know nothing about. Most of the people that owed Commercial banks leading to setting up of AMCON in year 2010 were players in the oil and gas sector. From Ifeanyi Uba's Capital Oil, Femi Otedola's Zenon Oil, Masters Energy etc They borrow the most and they use the forex the most until NNPC became the sole importer of PMS in 2016. Stop saying what you know nothing about. Master's Energy is right on this one that Banks are scared to guarantee such huge loans, as the business is no longer lucrative as before We're not talking about low end players that do retail like one or two PFS We're talking bulk purchasers and you can't purchase in bulk with your profit or savings to buy in bulk or import vessels into Nigeria. Ask the links of Emadeb, Zone 4 Energy, Northwest. Just keep quiet. This is my field and I am a player here, but would not even give you too much clue or reveal too much. See you talking about chicken change profit on PMS that's still regulated. Aviation Fuel, and AGO is where the millions of profit is garnered from a single Cargo import and to fund it, you need loan. Abeg go 😴 |
masseratti:No free money in AMCON again. AMCON had a lifespan of 10 years. 2010-2020 but it's now gone 14 years. They acquired all the NPL back then from 2010 to 2015 and when Buhari got in, in year 2015, AMCON's intervention subsided |
COMPAQ:And you think a bank would give out such loan? Banks would not risk it this present time. This is my field. Banks would rather give loan if ₦3billion to 3000 Nigerians borrowing ₦3million each than one single business. It's risky. LT max is ₦2billion to a company |
Menclothing1:Because you don't have a business or know how a business operates Air Peace you celebrate also borrowed The Refinery was built via loans. Major oil companies, Total, MRS, Mobil, etc are living on loans That's how business works. Contracts awarded are executed with loans Even football clues have huge debts via loans |
Jlow2:Some of you are programmed for stupidity. What has APC got to do with this? |
Nawa4nl:How? |
Amen oo |
Nonny95:Did Glo an indigenous company complained about MTN in year 2003? You may not know, as you may either be a kid then or yet to be born. MTN, Econet and Glo all survived price wars they fought against each other |
CodeTemplar:But for Air Peace, Nigerians are being blackmailed to patronize Air Peace by force even when there are cheaper alternatives |
Thegamingorca:You can walk in there on Friday. That's what premium users benefit. Any time |
Milito:We should report them to FCCPC |
giselle237:😂 |
Arsenal, how market? |
racerve:Most you guys that follow that Kalu guy are being mislead. About 90% of dollar inflows into Nigeria is via sale of Crude oil. So you need more dollars, stop oil theft, sell more crude oil and you'll earn more dollars. There's nothing we can do about that. Saudi is spending oil money Russia is surviving the sanctions with sale of Crude oil and gas UAE developed with oil money before divesting into Tourism Qatar is spending oil money. It's not bad to build on something that the world needs. So far CBN dollar sale to BDCs that has controlled Forex to ₦1200 is even less than ₦100m. Under Emefiele, we spent billions yearly to support Naira. What they're doing now is gradually working and we should be hopeful, not pessimistic by wishing evil on Nigeria |
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