₦airaland Forum

BaddieFreak:
There is this guy who is living in the next flat in my compound. He is a new tenant he actually moved in last month but I have noticed that whenever I am going out he likes staring at me and my ass seductively but I have always ignored him. So this night about 20 mins ago, I heard a knock on my door and voila it was the guy, I asked him what he wants and he said he was feeling lonely and bored that can he come in and I don't even know his name as we have never talked before except tonight. I could perceive the smell of alcohol in his breath so I told him that I was about to sleep when he came in so he said what about a dinner date with me tomorrow I told him that I will be busy so he left.

Seriously the way he keeps staring at my asss and his creepy behaviour makes me feel like he is a potential rapist. Hope I am safe sha?

Slvt you are.

Please, i apply for my three employees. It is just me ( employer) and one out of the three employees verified that was paid yesterday. The other two employees are yet to be paid and their accounts show verified. what should i do to contact survival fund about my remaining two employees?

Please, i apply for my three employees. It is just me ( employer) and one out of the three employees verified that was paid yesterday. The other two employees are yet to be paid and their accounts show verified. what should i do to contact survival fund about my remaining two employees?

Sweetgirlmimi:
I hope you know this safe guy lost 500 times on a 10 thousand naira stake within a short period. Before luckily getting it right.

how do you know he has staked 500 times before he succeeded? If it is true, then the winner is persistent

Comeandcollect:
Good morning everyone, I would like to ask if buying these properties located at Ikota Lekki is a good investment, I was told the annual rent on a 4 bedroom duplex in this location is between N3 to N3.5 million a year. My questions are;
1. Is the rental income in these areas up to that amount?
2. Are the payments of rents sustainable of the tenants for anyone who may know or own a property in this area?
3. What are the risks buying a property in this location.

Thanks

how much is a plot of land in ikota lekki sold?

ThisisBuhari:
it is a red flag

Red flag as how? Can you explain better please?

Please out of all my employees verified just one of them show INCORRECT. What do you think they will do? Will they call my employee for correction of account details or there is no going to be hope for payment to him?

chuksneco:
Thanks a lot. I have checked and found out all others are verified except that one which is INCORRECT. The employee told me the account is an old one with bank phb which later became keystone Bank. He wasn't sure the account was linked with his bvn. Please is there any remedy to this challenge? Can the other employees get paid even with this issue?

Stop lying, he is not your employee. You just want to pocket the money through him.

luckyjacob:
Mine Its only my bank account that was verified others are still capturd

did you submit your statement of bank account?

Is there a chance I can be verified? I applied but my account statement was not uploaded and submitted because my business is more cash based. My employees and mine are still showing captured till now

.

gordonbarrett:
My dear the thing tire person. Not even very soon, they are already writing off bungalows.

80% of houses in Nigeria are still bungalows

ukoekah:
Verification takes about 7 working days and payments shall be made directly to employees' account.

does captured means verification of employees is completed?

gabbytabby:
*Estate Residents Can’t Be Compelled to Pay Dues; Court Rules*

A Federal High Court in Ikoyi, Lagos, has delivered a landmark judgement that Nigerians who live in a residential estate cannot be compelled to be a member of the Community Development Association (CDA) popularly known as residents’ association of estate.

This decision of the Court has put an end to any future arbitrariness of resident associations in Nigeria.
By this decision, payment of dues is now voluntary and forcing residents to be members has now been declared unconstitutional.

Residents in Lagos State will no longer be subjected and compelled to pay outrageous membership dues and other levies.
The judgement was delivered on Friday, 25th of September, 2020, by Honorable Justice Oweibo, sitting at the Federal High Court, Ikoyi, Lagos.

This suit *(FHC/L/CS/982/2020)* was filed by Megawatts Nigeria Ltd (Applicant) through its counsel Mr. Kayode Adeniji of Lawracles LP, against the Registered Trustees of Gbagada Phase II Residents’ Association and others as respondents.

Facts deposed to on court processes show that Gbagada Phase II Residents Association had been sending notices: requesting the payment of estate dues from 2017 to 2020 for sums ranging from 300 hundred thousand to 200 thousand naira annually, to Megawatts Nigeria Limited.

The position of the Residents Association is that since Megawatts Nig. Ltd is a company resident within the estate, it is bound to pay demanded dues and levies.

The position of megawatts on the other hand is that since it provides for its own security, waste management and other services the estate claims to be providing, it is not bound to pay dues. This is in addition to the fact that Megawatts is not a member of the association.

Megawatts further claimed that the estate security prevented its trucks from accessing the estate in order to compel and coerce the applicant to pay requested fees.

‘The primary issue before the court was whether a person; resident in an estate can be compelled and coerced into membership of a resident association?

The court ruled in favour of Megawatts Nig. Ltd and awarded cost against Gbagada Phase II Residents Association. The court further declared that no one can be forced to be a member of a residential association, be it a company operating within the space of the residential estate or a person who is a resident in that estate.

The court considered section 40 of the 1999 CFRN as Amended which states that:
“Every person shall be entitled to assemble freely and associate with other persons, and in particular he may form or belong to any political party, trade union or any other association for the protection of his interest ....’’

Enforcement of the law on estate developers will be difficult because most residents sign to pay service charge in their agreement after land purchase. Infact, haven't you noticed that most estate developers issue deed of sub-lease rather than the usual deed of assignment to their residents. It is deliberate. It means they still have control over the ownership of the land in perpetuity their supposed estate residents thought they have purchased. Buying land from private estate in Nigeria is a scam.

gabbytabby:
*Estate Residents Can’t Be Compelled to Pay Dues; Court Rules*

A Federal High Court in Ikoyi, Lagos, has delivered a landmark judgement that Nigerians who live in a residential estate cannot be compelled to be a member of the Community Development Association (CDA) popularly known as residents’ association of estate.

This decision of the Court has put an end to any future arbitrariness of resident associations in Nigeria.
By this decision, payment of dues is now voluntary and forcing residents to be members has now been declared unconstitutional.

Residents in Lagos State will no longer be subjected and compelled to pay outrageous membership dues and other levies.
The judgement was delivered on Friday, 25th of September, 2020, by Honorable Justice Oweibo, sitting at the Federal High Court, Ikoyi, Lagos.

This suit *(FHC/L/CS/982/2020)* was filed by Megawatts Nigeria Ltd (Applicant) through its counsel Mr. Kayode Adeniji of Lawracles LP, against the Registered Trustees of Gbagada Phase II Residents’ Association and others as respondents.

Facts deposed to on court processes show that Gbagada Phase II Residents Association had been sending notices: requesting the payment of estate dues from 2017 to 2020 for sums ranging from 300 hundred thousand to 200 thousand naira annually, to Megawatts Nigeria Limited.

The position of the Residents Association is that since Megawatts Nig. Ltd is a company resident within the estate, it is bound to pay demanded dues and levies.

The position of megawatts on the other hand is that since it provides for its own security, waste management and other services the estate claims to be providing, it is not bound to pay dues. This is in addition to the fact that Megawatts is not a member of the association.

Megawatts further claimed that the estate security prevented its trucks from accessing the estate in order to compel and coerce the applicant to pay requested fees.

‘The primary issue before the court was whether a person; resident in an estate can be compelled and coerced into membership of a resident association?

The court ruled in favour of Megawatts Nig. Ltd and awarded cost against Gbagada Phase II Residents Association. The court further declared that no one can be forced to be a member of a residential association, be it a company operating within the space of the residential estate or a person who is a resident in that estate.

The court considered section 40 of the 1999 CFRN as Amended which states that:
“Every person shall be entitled to assemble freely and associate with other persons, and in particular he may form or belong to any political party, trade union or any other association for the protection of his interest ....’’

Enforcement of the law on estate developers will be difficult because most residents already sign to pay service charge in their deed of agreement after land purchase.

gabbytabby:
*Estate Residents Can’t Be Compelled to Pay Dues; Court Rules*

A Federal High Court in Ikoyi, Lagos, has delivered a landmark judgement that Nigerians who live in a residential estate cannot be compelled to be a member of the Community Development Association (CDA) popularly known as residents’ association of estate.

This decision of the Court has put an end to any future arbitrariness of resident associations in Nigeria.
By this decision, payment of dues is now voluntary and forcing residents to be members has now been declared unconstitutional.

Residents in Lagos State will no longer be subjected and compelled to pay outrageous membership dues and other levies.
The judgement was delivered on Friday, 25th of September, 2020, by Honorable Justice Oweibo, sitting at the Federal High Court, Ikoyi, Lagos.

This suit *(FHC/L/CS/982/2020)* was filed by Megawatts Nigeria Ltd (Applicant) through its counsel Mr. Kayode Adeniji of Lawracles LP, against the Registered Trustees of Gbagada Phase II Residents’ Association and others as respondents.

Facts deposed to on court processes show that Gbagada Phase II Residents Association had been sending notices: requesting the payment of estate dues from 2017 to 2020 for sums ranging from 300 hundred thousand to 200 thousand naira annually, to Megawatts Nigeria Limited.

The position of the Residents Association is that since Megawatts Nig. Ltd is a company resident within the estate, it is bound to pay demanded dues and levies.

The position of megawatts on the other hand is that since it provides for its own security, waste management and other services the estate claims to be providing, it is not bound to pay dues. This is in addition to the fact that Megawatts is not a member of the association.

Megawatts further claimed that the estate security prevented its trucks from accessing the estate in order to compel and coerce the applicant to pay requested fees.

‘The primary issue before the court was whether a person; resident in an estate can be compelled and coerced into membership of a resident association?

The court ruled in favour of Megawatts Nig. Ltd and awarded cost against Gbagada Phase II Residents Association. The court further declared that no one can be forced to be a member of a residential association, be it a company operating within the space of the residential estate or a person who is a resident in that estate.

The court considered section 40 of the 1999 CFRN as Amended which states that:
“Every person shall be entitled to assemble freely and associate with other persons, and in particular he may form or belong to any political party, trade union or any other association for the protection of his interest ....’’

Enforcement of the service charge law on estate developers will be difficult because most residents already sign to pay service charge in their deed of agreement after land purchase.

Between buying a haulage truck for business and building a tenanted house at the same cost for instance, which is more profitable?

Queenlovely:
Have you heard of humble beginning

I know about humble beginning. But you don't know her. Someone that travelled and lived in America at very young age.

Queenlovely:
when I tell youths never to give up, it's because of people like these who have inspired a generation.

I knew her when she used to sell hollandis material at lampese. a very good friend. age gracefully

I don't think she is the one you knew. She has always been a model and popularly featured in love me jeje music video back in the days.

rotecch77:
3-4m

Quite affordable. Is it on island or Lagos mainland?

Bloooody:
Useless glo network won't allow me post my bet slip.
40 games to win 200m.
32 games entered 4 don cut. The remaining 2 still never start. This one is on 1xbet bet.

Sporty.
25 games to win 10m.
18 entered
4 cut.


See eh
I don tire

Is 200 million naira the maximum winning of 1xbet in Nigeria?

RaptObserver:
You can't win bet constantly if you are not learned in sports matter. It is not for lazy People. It is a business. It is even safer than Forex.

sports betting is gambling. Forex is business and safer

BehindBiafra:
2018 I was given a 45 million naira ticket with 400 naira it won. Bet9ja posted it on their hall of fame. Since then till today it has been stories. The guy who won has relocated

you mean bet9ja didn't pay the winner?

rotecch77:
More pics coming soon

how much is a plot of land in the location? Nice environment

n3xt:
Mama, this answers my first question to edoman2016. I said "Which year was this?"

I've done extremely cheap builds on nairaland platform but as at today "Things are no longer at ease"

I've done a 3 floor project about the same time you did yours for N10m (carcass only) and I did a 4 unit 4 bedroom terrace duplex for N16m (carcass and fence only). Both project had 1.2m raft and we use marine boards for the project.

I've built a duplex in the worst of lekki land with N22m but it's shocking to tell you that I've spent almost N43 million on the same duplex between 2019 and this year and we are not done.

So I understand 16m can work in 2014, 2015 and maybe 2016. I am very sure it wont go that far in 2020. 16mm iron rod is sold 4,200 per length ma

What do you refer as extremely cheap builds? If a client decide to build his house based on simplicity and functionality rather than luxury and flamboyance? does that mean his house is extremely cheap? Bro, you are mistaken. As far as the structure of the house is sound, habitable and comfortable, you have no right to call it extremely cheap build.

oldtimersince06:
I had to create a new account to post this.

So, my husband has beaten me 3 times prior to yesternight. I had said if it happens again, I'm going to leave. Last night, he punched me in my face severally and pushed me hard that I sprained my knee.
My concern are my kids. My older child loves his father so much, while the younger one loves me so much. The kids love each other. Do I take my younger child and leave this marriage and separate my kids, or do I leave them with their dad or do I take both of them and trust my older child will be fine without his father?

He has apologized severally this morning but I'm done. He is emotionally abusive on a good day. I can't count the no of times in a day he insults me. He threatens to Kill me and kill himself. My dad doesn't talk to him any more. Let me tell you why.

He didn't have a car at the time, and would go with mine. He was meant to pick the kids up, while I was also waiting for him to pick me up from work. At about 7:30 pm, I called him again asking for when he would get to the kids school and he told me he was busy(Busy here means busy drinking). The school kept calling me, the teachers need to go home. 8 pm, I picked an uber and went to pick them. My phone died and I couldn't charge it till I got home. As I turned my phone on, his call came in and I apologized, that I had picked them up but my phone went off. He said he was in the school and was looking for the kids. I kept on apologizing. He promised to deal with me on getting home. He then called my mum and was shouting at her on phone(he does this regularly). My dad stepped in. He tried to understand the issue. He told my dad, that I disrespected him and that if it was his subordinate in the office( He's in the para military) that disrespected him, they would kill the person and nobody would find the dead body. My dad then said, but she's your wife and not your subordinate. He shouted at my dad and dropped the call.

I go through a lot of emotional stress on a daily basis. I need to leave for my sanity. He's a great father.What do I do about my kids? Matured responses please.

When he is beating you in your home, can't you scream so that your landlord or other tenants in the compound bail you out?