₦airaland Forum

Midex88:
Bought light around 5pm.
Location is Ogba Lagos

Jgoldie:
If I was a man...this is the kind of hoes to drill....I will pay you to pole dance for me all night

shangodele974:
Thanks
Is title deeds the same thing as agreement of transfered property?

pansophist:
Instead of asking directly "where have all the good men gone", you paraphrased it with "what do men offer in a relationship"? Lol.

Well, men are leaving their traditional duty of being providers, putting a woman first, being the expendable and sacrificial lamb, workhorse, and now, are treating women as an equal partner, not expect her to just show up, but show up with something. At least for me.

If you want a rich man, you have to be rich too, educated if you want an educated man. Being a woman is not enough anymore, Afterall, women go for "real men", we also want "real women, not a woman-child that we should be responsible for.

Raalsalghul:
One bottle of budweiser for this your comment.

typicalgamer:
to a guy who said FIFA beats pes every aspect

typicalgamer:
omaewa mo shinderu

Venerable612:
I do not have access to the Recovery of Premises Act of Abuja now; but I have asked a friend. When I do I will reach back on the relevant provision of the Act.

But if you are a practicing Lawyer and you passed through Nigerian Law School then you should know that the cases of AP v Owodunni and Sule v Nigerian Cottonboard are the leading authority on this.

I have just copied an excerpt. The case is based o the old Lagos laws but the principles are the same with current laws as it applies to recovery of premises:

“Put simply, the statutory tenant is an occupier, who when his contractual tenancy expires, holds over and continues in possession by virtue of special statutory provisions. He has also been described as "that anomalous legal entity,..... who holds the land of another contrary to the will of that other person who strongly desires to turn him out. Such a person will not ordinarily be described as a tenant." (See Scrutton. L. J., in Shuter v. Hersh (1922) 1 K.B. 438, at 448."

For this reason, it is an understatement to refer to the defendant in this case as simply a tenant-at-sufferance. It is more correct to describe him as a statutory tenant, although the incidents may be identical. This is because in Lagos State, the Rent Control and Recovery of Residential Premises Law (NO.9) of 1976 has given him protection and security of tenure. Unless he decides to give up posession voluntarily, possession of the premises can only be wrestled from him if the court makes an order for possession against him after due notices to quit and of intention to apply for possession as prescribed for contractual tenants who hold an identical quantum of tenancy as himself: see American Economic Laundry Ltd. v. Little (1951) 1 K.B. 400, p.406; Sule v. Nigerian Cotton Board (1985) 2 NWLR (Pt.5)”

jerflakes:
Quit notice will be given 6months after your rent expires

The 6months are rent free

Yksoul:
indomie generation of today cannot know ayamatanga,i remembered that year 1993,i was in secondary school then

phenzy:
Lol, okay...but can you recommend where to get it from in Lagos

IRIEBOY:
the castor oil, how long do you apply it on the scalp?

phenzy:
Hope someone can use the mixture without neem oil cos I seem not to get neem oil... I ve searched everywhere for it