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Zonefree:
The photo you posted, where is it written you have right to steal banana that is not yours?

Thief!

Educated illiterate. Try to do research instead of coming online to disgrace your family. Like I said earlier, I need the thought of a learned colleague (property lawyer) and not an Agbero like you that came across nairaland some years ago through Airtel free basics with your palasa symbian phone

Zonefree:
Coward stubborn tenant.

You will never know your right. That's why you are being taken for a ride anywhere you go. Oponu oshi. Maybe I even struck a nerve there sef. Na your type go get small piece of land and be using it to intimidate someone. Anuofia. I am attaching the image below so that other tenants can know they also have rights in Nigeria. Nonsense and ingredient

We4all:
I see. I have witnessed a situation like this and in that case, the landlord was not bothered and allowed the new tenant to possess the plantain. In this case, you have a 'long throat' landlord, so here is my advice: If the landlord wants complete claim over it, just uproot it and tell him it is attracting reptiles to your apartment. Case closed!

Thanks for this feedback though. This is someone that signed a document for me as the tenant to have exclusive right over the premises so long as my rent is still valid and someone who doesn't know about these matter is talking about death. Lawyers what does "exclusive rights" as a tenant mean abeg. Let me attach what I got from the Internet to know if it is correct

Zonefree:
The last occupant planted it and you want to claim ownership

Na your type dey die quick.

You will most definitely die b4 me for using that statement. Mark my words

Godwin4444:
bros if na d former occupant na d landlord get am, he can always tell u he gave him money to buy n plant it

Let them do it but u can tell them u needed some too

Ok

budaatum:
Tenant wants to reap what he never sowed.

Ok

adamma24:

You are not the owner of the banana...it belong to your landlord...it is his land...he planted it there...you only rented an apartment there does not make u the owner...

Ok

Zonefree:

All these do not make you the owner. The landlord planted the bananas.

You only rented a 2bedroom flat, you did not rent the trees around it.

If I'm the landlord, I'll arrest you for trespassing and theft.

I think you are being naive here. You should have asked who planted it. The last occupant did. Don't jump into conclusion please. You are obviously not a lawyer and your input isn't needed. I just want to know what the law says about that and not your own conclusion. Thank you

Bodydiialect57:
Who planted the banana trees? You or the landlord?

None of us but the former occupant

Godwin4444:
were u d one that planted it?

Let's start from there

Not me nor the landlord, but the former occupant

Hello guys, happy sunday to you all.

Quick one, I would like to know your thoughts concerning an issue in an apartment I rented here in Abuja early this year. It is a 2 bedroom , live-alone apartment (just my family) on a half plot of land with some bananas in front of it.

A couple of weeks ago, the landlord and caretaker called me to tell me that they wanted to send someone to come and check if the bananas are ripe for them to come and harvest it, which I vehemently refused.

Property Lawyers in the house and well-meaning Nairalanders, kindly advise on this situation before it escalates. I believe it is my right to have exclusive or sole possession of the property so long as my rent is still active. What's your take on this please? Am I wrong ? My children take care of these trees daily by watering and clearing the place. I feel this is wrong from the landlord to do that.

Sorry for the long write-up. Please advise

Cc: Seun

Hello guys, happy sunday to you all.

Quick one, I would like to know your thoughts concerning an issue in an apartment I rented here in Abuja early this year. It is a 2 bedroom , live-alone apartment (just my family) on a half plot of land with some bananas in front of it.

A couple of weeks ago, the landlord and caretaker called me to tell me that they wanted to send someone to come and check if the bananas are ripe for them to come and harvest it, which I vehemently refused.

Lawyers in the house, kindly advise on this situation before it escalates. I believe it is my right to have exclusive or sole possession of the property so long as my rent is still active. What does the law say about this please? Am I wrong ? My children take care of these fruits daily by watering and clearing the place. I feel this is wrong from the landlord to do that.

Sorry for the long write-up. Please advise

Cc: Seun, RoyalRoy

Cool

Hmmmmm

So sad !

Chai

Okay. Good info

Ok

Okay

Hmmmm

Ok. So sorry about this. But if you don't have the money, please borrow and convince the landlord to sell to you. You are sitting/living on a goldmine. That's all I have to say. Good luck to you before NNPC discovers that land

All parties in joyful mood until the final results are out. Them just dey bobo us still dey play politics even during result counting. Bunch of useless people. May God help us all. If you have the money, you better japa o. This people dont mean well for us the masses and I mean ALL Of US.

Hang him to die/dry by the balls. No time o

Lord have mercy

Hmmmm

. This man giving me Prison Break vibes. . Na that same Prison them go jail am and depending on his attitude towards inmates then, he might survive it or not.......Always control your anger and think b4 you act

The culprit looks like a South African with the shape of his head . Na joke I dey o . RIP to the victim

Ok

Borrow Borrow Corn3

Ok

Hmmn. Too bad!