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dejiotus:I'm advising that he cuts his losses and moves on. If you decide to bring an action to recover unpaid rent and recover possession, how much would you spend on legal fees and for how long are you ready to drag it? Now, calculate her unpaid rent for 2 months and decide which is easier to forgo. Bad tenants can ruin an otherwise profitable investment. I have a client who is selling his 13 units of terraced duplexes at Magodo just because of tenants wahala. Prospective tenants are willing to pay 4M per year per duplex but he has refused, he's stuck to selling. |
emmanuelewumi:This would probably fall under Government acquisition eligible for ratification. Don't worry, it may take a little time but it would get done. Land in Lagos is something else. Too many booby traps. |
XiaoLi:You can grant her request. But to ensure no games, you can ask her to write something like. I ______ hereby undertake that in consideration of the landlord forfeiting 2 months rent for the aforedescribed property, I hereby undertake to to vacate the __bedroom apartment located at ___. In further consideration of the ___, I further undertake to forfeit and forgo all legal and equitable rights to tenancy and possession held by me over the property and covenant that I be be be held liable for fraudulent misrepresentation and criminal proceedings upon my failure to vacate and give up my possession of the aforedescribed property on the covenanted date. Dated this _______ day of ____ 2020. It's a random writing from my head but it would suffice. If she refuses to sign, she's not ready to leave. |
9jatriot:Well, depends on your risk appetite. It doesn't affect all lands on the axis, just those with Agric C of Os. The thing is that once the new holders of the C of O get their hands on it, they would come and approach all those who built their houses on the land to "carry their houses". In the end, they would collect ratification fees and reissue a new Deed of Assignment with the details of the new C of O. |
Boyhood:There are some clauses inside those Agric C of Os that stipulate that they can only construct farm houses and animal pens on the land, no permanent buildings. Some even state that you can't transfer title. So, once you violate them inadvertently, there is a problem. |
ahiboilandgas:For those buying properties in that Lekki area, particularly between Ikota and Sangotedo, there are a lot of Agric C of Os given for 20 or 30 years which are close to termination. In fact, there is one Budo Farm C of O that faced something similar. The problem is that those who held the Agric C of Os have resold to other persons who have now built. Because they saw C of O, they just bought the land and built, not knowing the difference between Agric C of O and other types. Unfortunately, the government is not renewing these Agric C of Os, instead they are giving the parcels of land to new allottees which would now be residential C of Os. The new allottees are not those who bought from those with Agric C of Os, but the original landowners who the holders of the Agric CofO bought from. Those who bought and built with Agric C of Os would now have to face those issued new C of Os by the government. In the end, they would be forced to pay Ratification fees to the holders of the new C of O. Ratification which would run into Millions of Naira. |
StubbornGENIUS:Not a problem sir. Knowledge is like water. We all don't stop learning. What I have learnt on this thread are what people pay heavily to learn and I'm very grateful. Ahib, Emma and others say some things sometimes and I just smile cos they constitute transactional advice that lawyers bill clients millions for. |
Theconglomerate:Whenever your logic fails you, you resort to adhominen attacks. If you don't know something, you shut up and learn instead of making noise about. Why am I even wasting my time on someone who has probably never seen a C of O in his life. They probably hand you papers which you have no idea of what they mean until the government demolishes your property and you start crying about. I am putting down free info that people usually pay heavily for for and you're insulting me. I won't waste my time on you. You're beneath me me and not worth it. |
Theconglomerate:The purpose of a property is written on the CofO. Then you are issued with a C of O, the purpose is written on it. You have Residential, Mixed-Use, Commercial, Industrial, Agricultural, Utility, etc written on it. There is a reason why it is written on it. Registered Titles particularly C of Os determine the use of a property. |
Theconglomerate:Check the CofO on the property, what purpose is written on it? Residential or Commercial? |
Those who would ruin Obaseki are his loyalists working secretly with Oshiomole. They are the ones giving him terrible advice that would ruin him and because he lacks wisdom and the spirit of discernment, he is following their wrong counsel. Every King has an Ahitophel. It is wisdom that makes him avoid the counsel of Ahitophels. |
I doubt if anyone would take you seriously on here. What you are demanding for requires industry expertise which can't be gotten for free or mere pittance online. If everyone had the knowledge, everyone would be in it. Anyway, I have been involved in legal and compliance for several fintechs and what I can tell you for free is that there are several ways the loan companies operate. Some operate using a Money Lender's License and some go ahead to purchase MFB Licenses. Money Lender's Licenses can be gotten officially below 100k and unofficially below 250k. They are issued by the Magistrate courts. MFB Licenses would cost you Millions to purchase a weak MFB and then recapitalize and change the board. Approvals come from the CBN. The fintech space is becoming increasingly regulated but it's very very profitable. |
ndcide:Thanks sir. Information is power. |
alezzy13:The one and only, bro. As for my previous post, everything I posted are verifiable facts. WHO said face masks don't stop Coronavirus infections. https://amp.theguardian.com/world/2020/apr/07/face-masks-cannot-stop-healthy-people-getting-covid-19-says-who WHO refused to declare Coronavirus a pandemic. https://www.newscientist.com/article/2235342-covid-19-why-wont-the-who-officially-declare-a-coronavirus-pandemic/ https://www.cnbc.com/amp/2020/01/22/who-postpones-decision-declaring-china-coronavirus-a-global-health-emergency.html The WHO messed up big time and it is as a result of failure of leadership. The Head of the WHO isn't even a Doctor. |
The World Health Organisation has become a huge joke. The same WHO who said face masks don't prevent human to human transmission. The same WHO that refused to declare Coronavirus a pandemic. |
This is what happens when your loyalty is to certain interests and not to your country. Pantami thinks he's in Gombe where he can do as he likes. Well, he can actually do as he likes cos the level of indiscipline in this administration is legendary. |
Letsfarms increase of the duration of the investment cycle from 7 months to 9 months was a big mistake on their part. Sell a few today, sell half dozen tomorrow. Is that business? If they try it just 3 times, they would be gasping for breath as they won't get bulk cash to run the farm operations. |
ogbonti:This is exactly what Okorocha and Amosun did that made them politically castrated. Let Obaseki take your advice and join them. At least, he would be a scapegoat to others. |
panpan:Some of her bosses at the bank saw what she posted here and escalated it to management. |
I know someone who lost his plum job in a bank because of what he posted here on Nairaland. If only you guys know how many people have lost their jobs (and some their lives) due to what they posted online, we would be more circumspect about what we post online. The Internet is like fire. It can cook your meals for you to eat and it can also burn and destroy everything you have. |
contumely2:This kind of post is beneath you, you don't need it. Pass your message across without insults just like how he did. Cheers. |
emmanuelewumi:When Fashola was Governor, there was a day he went to commission a project and was accosted by touts that he should dash them money. Fashola required for their tax clearance to show proof they pay tax before he gives them anything. They grumbled and left. Subsequently, Fashola gathered those touts together and established what is called "Waste Police" under Lawma. They were charged with arresting those who dispose waste in indiscriminate places. Anyone who they found refuse in areas under his supervision would be dismissed. Do you know that those touts were staying awake at night preventing people from throwing refuse so as not to be sacked When they asked Fashola about getting motorised street sweepers, he said that it's not just about waste removal but empowering those elderly women. So, there are a lot of political consequences of such a decision as this. Visionscape was brought on board to try something similar but it failed due to a lot of factors with vested interests, politics and political patronage being the most prominent. Politics is no. 1 in Lagos, every other thing follows. Its unfortunate. |
emmanuelewumi:There is something similar to this on the Island. I mean from Obalende to Epe. It is a private company handling commercial transportation on that route and all passenger buses must register. There are no touts at the several bus stops from Obalende up to Ajah. Even at Ajah, the touts there are those from the Oshodi unit loading buses going to Oshodi. The unions control the boys who we see as thugs but the government sees as party stalwarts. I heard of an agbero who a job for a Medical doctor with Lagos state. Transportation in Lagos is more political than economic. That's why Obasanjo came to campaign in Lagos in 2003 but his supporters couldn't get vehicles to attend the rally. Commercial vehicles 'mysteriously' didn't work that day. ![]() |
emmanuelewumi:Lawyers destroyed this arrangement. Several lawsuits were filed that the policy was discriminatory and a breach of fundamental human right to movement. |
emmanuelewumi:Picture 1 Abia state Governor standing in a train abroad. Picture 2 The same Abia state Governor using more than a 12 vehicles to move around.
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Look at the kind of news they are bringing to the front page for God's sake! |
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