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Land is one of the most valuable things on earth and one of the most profitable investments all over the world. Countries all over the world have different rules, laws and regulation guiding possession or ownership of land. Many states, however, restrict foreigners’ ownership of land. Those who by status are classified as foreigners are not allowed to have the same right to own land as citizens, while in some countries foreigners are not restricted to own land, they have the same rights as the citizen of the country. In Nigeria, the land use act of 1978 guides and regulate all land matters and possession to Land in the country which vest all the land in a state to the Governor of the state and any transaction and instrument under which an alien purports to acquire any interest or right over any land which has not been duly approved in accordance with provisions of the Acquisition of Lands by Alien Law (ALAL) shall be null and void and of no legal effect.

The Acquisition of Lands by Alien Law (ALAL) of Lagos, states that:

No alien shall acquire any interest or right in or over land from a native of Nigeria unless the transaction under which the interest or right is acquired has been previously approved in writing by the Governor.

It also provides that; where any such interest or right has been lawfully acquired by an alien, that interest or right shall not be transferred, alienated, demised or otherwise disposed of to any other alien, or be sold to any other alien under any process of law, without prior approval in writing by the Governor.

Furthermore, the act provides that; any agreement and any instrument in writing or under seal by or under which an alien purports to acquire any interest or right in or over any land (other than an interest or right acquired pursuant to the provisions of this Law and regulations or orders made thereunder) and which forms part of or gives effect to a transaction that has not been duly approved in accordance with the provisions of this Law shall be void and of no effect.

WHAT ARE THE PENALTY OF AN ALIEN ACQUIRING UNLAWFUL OCCUPATION OF LAND.

It has been duly stated by the act that It shall be unlawful for any alien or for any person claiming under an alien to occupy any land belonging to a Nigerian unless the right of the alien to occupy or authorize the occupation of the Land Is evidenced by an instrument which has received the approval of Governor.



Any alien who is in unlawful occupation of land belonging to a Nigerian shall be guilty of an offence and liable on summary conviction to a fine of twenty thousand naira or imprisonment for twelve months.



HOW CAN A FOREIGNER APPLY FOR THE GOVERNORS WRITTEN APPROVAL

Any person wishing to obtain approval of a transaction as required by the Acquisition of Lands by Aliens Law shall submit to the State Commissioner to whom responsibility for land matters is assigned (hereinafter in these regulations referred to as “the Commissioner”), application in the form set out in the First Schedule of the acquisition of land by alien regulation.

The applicant shall, before submitting his application, pay into the sub-treasury the appropriate fee and shall deliver or send with his application the treasury receipt obtained by him for the sum so paid.

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Recently, a client called me and was complaining about his tenant who occupies a 4 bedroom detached duplex somewhere in Lekki Phase 1, Lagos. Further to his complaints, he instructed me to evict the tenant forthwith. In my view, his complaints are based on poor communication between the Landlord and Tenant. This has made me spend my weekend writing on this subject matter to educate and enlighten us on The Rights of Landlords and Tenants in Nigeria.

Everybody in Nigeria has certain privileges and rights. These rights have been conferred on individuals by the tenancy law of each state

It is a common believe that tenants in Nigeria do not have rights as much as landlords but the fact is tenants in Nigeria have rights as much as landlords. In fact, the law in Nigeria favors the tenant than the landlord. This is because of the constant harassment and unfair treatment of tenants by landlords. There are three types of tenancies in Nigeria but the most popular type of tenancy in Nigeria is the periodic tenancy which is the topic of discussion in this article.

A Periodic tenancy is a tenancy agreement that springs from one period to another. For example, monthly, quarterly, half-yearly and yearly. The agreement of preferred period is usually between the landlord and the tenant and for each of these periods, there is a stipulated length of notice for termination that a landlord can issue to a tenant in breach of their tenancy agreement.

For a monthly tenancy agreement, the length of notice for termination is for one month. For a quarterly tenancy agreement, the length of notice for termination is for three months. For a half-yearly tenant, the length of notice for termination is also for three months. While for a yearly tenancy agreement, the length of notice for termination is for six months. A landlord can issue a Notice to Quit to a tenant falling into arrear of his rent depending on the period of tenancy agreed upon. A Notice to Quit will be invalid if, for instance, a tenant with a yearly tenancy agreement was served a Notice to Quit for a period of three months instead of six months. However, in addition to the above requirements, the landlord is also mandated to serve a seven (7) days Notice of Intention to such tenant. This was provided for in Section (13) of the Tenancy Law of Lagos State, 2011. This is to secure the tenure of tenants as well as to prevent forceful evictions.

Tenants enjoy a number of protections given by tenancy laws such as the Tenancy Law, 2011 of Lagos State, the Recovery of Premises Act and Recovery of Premises Laws of the various states in Nigeria. These laws make it is illegal and a criminal offence to forcefully evict or attempt to forcefully evict a tenant from a lawful occupation of any premises without a court order. These laws have also empowered tenant to question any increment in rent which he considers to be unnecessary, unjust or prohibitively (section 37 of the Tenancy Law of Lagos State)
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I am very sure a lot of people do not know or understand the meaning of a gazette or its importance. This article is to enlighten the public on what a gazette is or what it does.

A government gazette is a periodical publication that records the business and proceedings of a government and has been authorized to publish to the public for legal notices. It is usually established by statute or officials whether by the government or a private party, it is usually considered sufficient to comply with legal requirements for public notice.

Gazette provides a permanent official public record of important statutory and non-statutory notices that can be used to support legal and other processes, and act as a means of advertising public notices. This is a document that records and expresses the areas the government has given to the family and community to acquire and that the government won’t secure it for any reason with the exception of an appropriate information.

A land gazette is the most confusing document and this is because most people do not understand what it means, most people do not even know what it looks like or its advantages and why it is one of the most important document to seek after. A gazzet document is a document that keeps records of locations or areas the government has acquired or has given out to a community or a family.

Before the Land-Use Act of 1978 was enacted, traditional families who had so much land under their control gave out lands to individuals under a tenancy system for them to use either for fishing or farming while they still maintained control over the portion of the land given to the individual. These land owners had so much power. After the creation of Lagos Executive Development Board in the 1950s individuals were now able to acquire land from the board directly in exchange for a sum of money. This made the traditional land owners keep some lands for family use and sell some for a sum of money directly to compete with the Lagos executive development board. This system still made the traditional rules powerful having the power to keep or sell any land they desire. It was for this and other reason that the land use decree of 1978 was promulgated vesting all lands in the state to the government.

This made People to directly obtain land from the Governor of the state thereby issuing a certificate of occupancy to buyers. This system of government permanently reduced the powers of traditional owners of land because the land use act empowered the government to compulsorily acquire land for public purpose. Any land acquired by the governor of a state is termed URBAN land and any area termed as an URBAN land will be or is published in the official Government book also known as the Gazette and the rest of the land that is not acquired is given back to the community where it was acquired from.

THERE ARE TWO GENERAL THINGS A GAZETTE DOES

It determines the area of a land.
It gives the coordinates e.g. the Beacon Numbers that separates where the Land given to the family starts and stops.
HOW DO YOU KNOW AN ORIGINAL GAZETTE

land gazette

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In all my years of practice, not all land matters require litigation, majority of the matters require alternative dispute resolution. Intrestingly guilty parties own up to ADR to evade prosecution. In this article lets discuss about Alternative Dispute Resolution in land matters.

Alternative Dispute Resolution also known as (ADR) refers to any means or method of resolving dispute outside litigation or the courtroom. Before modern law system, Alternative Dispute Resolution has found its root in many traditional societies before and after civilization. Different societies and traditions had their own means or ways of solving disputes. For example; flipping coins; animal fights; and so on. But the most common and basic form of Alternative Dispute Resolution which the modern society has adopted is simply two people in dispute negotiating and reaching an agreement either with the help of a higher authority or a third party.

In Africa, Alternative Dispute Resolution has been part of her culture and tradition. For example, in Nigeria dispute between two parties were resolved by higher authorities or respected elders in the society like kings; chief counsel; the oldest in the family. In the Yoruba land, it is believed that parties in dispute cannot settle their matters in court and still remain friends. Its is believed that because Humans interact with each other every day, dispute has been and will always be a part of human existence. Customary arbitration process was a way of settling disputes without dissolving the relationships of both parties.

But with the advent of the colonial system in Nigeria, came litigation and commercial dispute resolution process which gave birth to settlement of dispute in an open court with a judge to resolve dispute. This new system of dispute resolution took over the customary arbitration process. Though litigations have its advantages, but It was later discovered that injured parties preferred to sleep on their rights because of the high cost and time process of commercial litigation especially when they are dealing with opposing parties with financial advantage.

However, Arbitration and other forms of Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) are now given backings by the court and other enacted laws as a means of dispute settlement. The Lagos state government enacted Lagos State Multi-Door Court House (LMDC) to help resolve court cases through referral process by the court to resolve matters through mediation, arbitration, and other ADR procedures. During this process, a sole mediator helps the parties in dispute reach a mutually agreeable settlement process. If a settlement is reached, the terms of the settlement are signed by the parties but if a term of settlement is not reached, the case will proceed to trial in the court of justice.

(section 4(1)(b) of LMDC provides that it can cause settlement or other memorandum, duly signed by disputing parties, endorsed by either an ADR judge or any other person as may be directed by the Chief Judge to become binding and enforceable.

ADR often saves money and speeds settlement system. In an ADR process such as mediation, parties play an important role in resolving their own disputes. This often results in creating solutions, longer-lasting outcomes, greater satisfaction, and improved relationships. A joint or separate session can be conducted for parties in dispute. During this process, each party has an opportunity to present their case and the settlement process they desire. This information made to the mediator remains confidential unless wanted otherwise by the parties in dispute after which an agreeable settlement will be reached that will be desirable by both parties.

Some of the benefits of this mediation processes are:

It saves High cost of litigation process and saves the stress of the strict interpretation of law and rule of law
It speeds up dispute settlement process thereby saving time and leaving both parties satisfied.
It is more effective and flexible than an order imposed by a court or other tribunals.
The parties to a dispute play important role in resolving their own dispute, control its process and its outcome and not the court.

Though, parties to dispute play the most role in resolving issues but should still be assisted by their professionals, representatives or advisers in coming to a settlement that will meet their true needs and interests. In ibejulekkilawyer.com we assist clients and adopt ADR process in solving land dispute cases and leave both parties satisfied.

Another case scenario

Mrs Ajala bought two plots of land from Mr Okoro at Odobudo village in Ogunfayo part of Ibeju-Lekki Local Government are
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Trespass to land protects the possessory interest in land and includes the surface of the land, the earth or other material beneath the surface, and the air space just above the surface.

Trespass can be a dangerous and an expensive problem if proper care is not taken. Though trespass to land usually incurs civil liabilities, however, one can also in some instances be criminally liable in land trespass. For instance, Mrs. Bolaji bought three plots of land at Ibeju-Lekki Lagos Nigeria in 2005 from Mr. Jide. In 2006, Mr. Jide went ahead to massively encroach on the three plots of land sold to Mrs. Bolaji by converting the road network into a plot of land and cutting off half plot from the three plot sold to Mrs. Bolaji. Mrs. Bolaji can sue Mr. Jide fraud. The offence of fraudulently converting another’s property is stated in section (383) of the Nigerian’s Criminal Code. It should be noted that this same action can produce both civil and criminal liabilities. Usually, the punishment for a civil offence is paying damages and fine while punishment for a criminal offence is imprisonment and or fine.
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The role of a property lawyer in land transactions goes beyond drawing up land documentS. A property lawyer helps clients with residential and commercial real estate legal issues, tenants and neighbors, commercial leasing, and private property ownership. They assist with the transfer of real estate property, including purchase and sale. They help clients to deal with the legal aspect of rental property and defend the rights of owners, landlords, renters, and tenants.

A property lawyer protects the interests of sellers, buyers, and other parties to minimize the risk of financial loss. They are also responsible for negotiating real estate contracts, making the right offer and acceptance for a property, making sure his client gets the right offer for a property or has accepted the right offer for a property. He specializes in land use, mortgage, Deeds, property development, foreclosure, reviews the contract of purchase and sale and educates or advises clients with respect to potential issues that might come up in a contract of purchase or sale. He usually stands as a trustee to his client. This means that one of the many duties of a lawyer is to in good faith make decisions on behalf of his client and to determine what transaction that is most beneficial to such client. He conduct a search of title, obtains copies of all instrument registered on title, reviews these documents and advise the buyers on any potential obstacles, and with the buyers instructions the lawyer goes ahead to remove such obstacle.

A property lawyer is also responsible for preparing transfer documents and filing them at the land title office, registering the transfer of ownership of title and making sure that his client get all the proper and accredited land instrument for a purchased land. He is also responsible to meet with or send or receive necessary documents from the lawyer or representative of other party for review, adjustment and for proper signature. He represents his client(s) in court when there is any dispute as to proof of title and ownership of a particular land. They participate in trials and hearings, file appeals, and draft documents and legal pleadings. They also bargain and negotiate on behalf of clients and help them to reach settlement agreements.
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One of the numerous mistakes made by land buyers is pretending they do not have to bother with any legal advice or guidance when they want to purchase a land or property. A property lawyer is trained to handle any issue that emerges in a land transaction that usually, the land buyer won’t recognize. In a typical land purchase transaction, the buyer goes into an agreement with a real estate agent to buy a land. At the point when the agent finds a potential dealer, transactions are led through the agent as a third party between the buyer and the seller. Once an informal understanding is achieved, the purchaser and seller go into a contract of Sale agreement for exchange and transfer of title, et cetera. Finally, the property is exchanged from the seller to the buyer. This appears to be simple, however without a lawyer, the outcome may be disastrous and heartbreaking.

WHY DO YOU NEED TO INVOLVE A LAWYER WHEN CLOSING A LAND TRANSACTION.

It is a common practice in Nigeria that people draw up documents without the aid of a lawyer. The Supreme Court has declared that lawyers in Nigeria must affix the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) Stamp and Seal on any legal document that they in­tend to tender for legal transac­tions. Every document filed by a lawyer shall be deemed to be improperly signed and filed except it has the stamp issued by the Nigeria Bar Association. The effect of this statement is that anyone who is not a certified lawyer can not draft a legal document. This act will reestablish sanity and stop the procedure of individuals who have no clue on legitimate document drafting from working. it will also allow innocent buyers detect fraudulent individuals posing as lawyers from tendering a fake document.

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Truthfully, the whole process of acquiring a Certificate of Occupancy is very demanding and tedious which is why people tend to look for the easiest way and later end up getting duped. But “hurray” the state government has introduced the new Electronic Certificate of Occupancy. The papers for Certificate of Occupancy being used in Lagos state will be phased out and replaced by a more secure electronic land title format in line with acceptable international standards on land administration and management.
This process of Electronic Certificate of Occupancy under the New Lagos State Certificate of Occupancy project, will allow all Certificate of Occupancy currently in circulation, be withdrawn and replaced with the E-C-of-O, which will be genuine and verifiable. The objective of this project is to establish a fully automated and computerized method for issuing Certificate of Ownership, reduce theft and increase the public confidence by imprinting rectitude in the Certificate of Ownership issued by the state Government.

With the introduction of this E-C of O, there will be unnecessarily delay in the issuance of the document and also, the issue of Certificate of Ownership being issued to different parties on the same piece of land, leading to endless litigations will stop and also, fraudulent transactions of acquiring a certificate of occupancy will be reduced.
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Few days ago, I was listening to an argument between two friends in Lekki, Lagos Nigeria (who are not legal minds) on the issue of legal ownership and title of land in Nigeria, whether or not the highest and safest form of legal ownership and title over landed properties in Nigeria is the one conferred on by the Certificate of Occupancy issued by the Government. After arguing for minutes and stating their different principles on legal ownership on land, they concluded on the fact that the Land Use Act of 1978 has transferred the ownership of all lands to the Government and it is the Government that can pass such ownership title in respect of land to individuals and corporate entities through Certificate of Occupancy.

I was tempted to intrude into their discussion to inform them that this is not the position of the law (but I did not). The law actually recognizes five types of legal land ownership in Nigeria and the Certificate of Occupancy is just one of them. In fact, there are many instances where the court has nullified a Certificate of Occupancy

So I am using this avenue to inform all my readers the position of the law on ownership of land and real estate in Nigeria.

In the popular case of ELEGUSHI V OSENI (2005) 14 NWLR (PT 945) AT 348 the Supreme Court stated the five types of legal land ownership in Nigeria and they are

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Investment Property buying in Lagos Nigeria has become the “real deal”. If you are looking to invest your money, investment property buying in Lagos Nigeria is one of the best ways. It is very lucrative and so profitable, that you can get double the amount used in buying the property. The most interesting thing about this business is, it does not discriminate between the “very rich (millionaires, billionaires)” or the “average class. Anyone can invest depending on the amount of money one has in their bank account. To understand and get the full picture of what I am talking about in this article, it is necessary for you to understand what investment property is, and various property classified to be an invested property.

WHAT IS INVESTMENT PROPERTY

Investment property is a property that is usually not occupied by the owner (land or a building), purchased to generate or to earn rentals or capital gain. Simply put, investment property is a process where an individual purchase a property either land or building, not as the resident but to sell or for rent to generate income.

With the definition above, we can see that not all property can be classified as investment property. For proper understanding, I will list examples of investment property and non-investment property (property not classified as investment property)

EXAMPLES OF INVESTMENT PROPERTY

the Vacant building held to be leased or has been leased out under an operating lease.
Land held for long-term capital appreciation (a property held to be eventually be sold at a value several times the value it was bought).
Property that is being constructed or developed for future use as investment property.

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DO NOT BE THE VICTIM: Please read this post carefully.

RISK TAKEN WHEN ACCEPTING A RECEIPT FOR DEED OF ASSIGNMENT

A receipt of payment should never substitute for a deed of assignment or as the only receipt you collect after purchasing a land. A receipt of payment is not considered as the document for transfer of ownership of land unless it is presented with other relevant documents that have been stated previously on this blog.

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lots of Nigerians have fallen victim to this scam. Please ignore or stop any business transaction with anyone trying to convince you that a receipt is sufficient for a document when purchasing a land. They are fraudsters.

A receipt of payment is important to show that the agreed consideration has been made for a purchased land but it is not as important as making you the legal owner of such land.

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I am aware of the fact that many Nigerians are willing to invest but are ignorant on how to invest. I keep receiving emails and calls from people asking me to guide them through their investment process. So I have taken the time to write these key guidelines to help you through the process of property investment.

STEP 1. RESEARCH WELL AND CHOOSE THE RIGHT PROPERTY AT THE RIGHT PRICE: One of the major reasons for property investment is to help capital growth. So it is very important you choose a property that has the high chance of increasing in value and also to buy such property at a price that is equal or lower to the market value. This will help in increasing the chances of growing your capital faster.

STEP 2. MAKE SURE YOU HAVE AN ACCURATE BUDGET: Investing in real estate is the best and most reliable way in investing in long term wealth. So, before you buy a property, make sure you have an accurate budget. Your strength in cash flow should determine the budget you are laying down. This will help you choose your property wisely
so that you will not end up choosing a property you cannot handle financially. Always consider the fact that you will always have some unplanned expenses, this should also be considered when writing your budget.

STEP 3. UNDERSTAND THE PROPERTY INVESTMENT MARKET BEFORE YOU INVEST: I often tell people that it is very vital you know and understand the pros and cons of property investment and to know the area you willing are investing. Speak to as much people you can in the area you are willing to invest in, and most importantly, conduct a proper land verification search before you invest in any property to avoid getting scammed. The real estate business is a very lucrative one but also a very risky and dangerous one. If you don’t understand the market, you can fall into the hands of land scammers and land grabbers if proper care and research are not taken.
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WHAT ARE THE THINGS YOU NEED TO KNOW ABOUT BUYING INVESTMENT PROPERTY IN IBEJU-LEKKI LAGOS NIGERIA?

About 10 years ago, I purchased a plot of land at the rate of #80,000 thousand naira at Ajah axis, Lagos Nigeria. I kept it for a while because as at that time I was indecisive of what to use it for. Four (4) years ago, I made up my mind to sell it. After an assessment of the property, the least amount I was offered was #900, 000 thousand naira. This leads us to the first thing you have to know about buying investment property in Lagos Nigeria?

When you buy an investment property, the value of your land will appreciate and you will be able to sell it for a higher price in future depending on the amount of time you hold the land for. Most investors buy investment property at the underdeveloped places in the city where there is little basic facilities like electricity, water, or roads in areas that has prospects of development and a good selling price in about 5 years time. But for someone looking to hold the land for longer period, like for 12 to 15 years, then you will likely look at the outskirts of the city where you will purchase a land at a ridiculously cheap amount. Do not wait to own property, own property and wait. The trick to a land investment is the power to hold it.

You can also buy an investment property for the purpose of development. If you cannot hold a land for a long time for its value to appreciate, another thing to do to make it an investment property is to develop the property depending on your choice of development. You can purchase a nice property in a very nice location and develop LUXURIOUS HOTELS, lease out apartments and office space or develop other structure for commercial activities. I guarantee you that you will get double of the income used in developing such property.

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Today in Nigeria, there have been endless litigations in Nigerian court of law over land disputes. Most people have lost their land and houses to other people with better title. The reason for this is not farfetched. Most people fail to acquire the right documents for proper ownership of land or fail to complete the process of acquiring a complete and perfect title to their land. And that is why, in the bid to achieving justice, the court will rule in the favor of any of the litigants that can prove a better title to a land.

In law, there is every possibility that owner of a piece of land or property may not appear before the law as a person with a better title. The only way to avoid this is for the person claiming ownership of property to get his title properly registered in the respective land registry applicable to the State to avoid future dispute. It is however important to state how to prove a better title and acquire a perfect title

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Gtext Media and Investment Limited has unveiled eight new IT startups solutions into the Nigerian market to further boost e-Commerce and allow seamless electronic economic transactions in the country.

The chief executive officer of Gtext media and investment limited, Stephen Akintayo at the press conference and launch of the new products held recently introduced the latest new start-up of the company which includes smeshouse.com.ng, dms.com.ng, onlinetradefare.com.ng ,gstore.com.ng, trendingbooks.com.ng, trendingproducts.com.ng, trendingevents.com.ng and gtext.com.ng under the umbrella of Digital Marketing School, now a subsidiary Gtext Group.
Stephen Akintayo, C.E.O Gtext Media and Investment Limited

Stephen Akintayo, C.E.O Gtext Media and Investment Limited

He pointed out that digital marketing as an online platform of marketing products and services and a big name encompassing email marketing, blogging or Web marketing, social media marketing and so on.

“Digital marketing school and SME house empowers and train people in the digital marketing business. The knowledge of digital marketing school would enable people to earn more money than they have invested”, he said.

Akintayo also pointed out that these products would help anybody who wants to set up his or her business and assist them to grow. He used the opportunity to urge everyone in any field to utilise the digital marketing methods as the best way towards boosting their income and bring about development as well.

He said that by 2025, Gtext media and investment limited would have helped more than 20,000 businesses through the knowledge of digital marketing.

Speaking at the event Mrs. Moyo Jogunosimi who is a facilitator noted that digital marketing helps to foster better and stronger business relationships with people. She said that digital marketing is not restricted to a specific location or persons and described it as a necessity for every business as it earns more money than orthodox method of marketing.

“Digital marketing is a cheaper means of marketing and it involves consistency because it opens way for more collaborations. It is vital because it has helped to reduce the rate at which SMEs will shut down”, she added.

She stressed that another advantage of digital marketing is that it is also an eye opening platform that would make users not to go through harsh protocols or even meet potential clients physically before transactions could be made.

Jogunosimi further hinted that students during training would have a one on one coach that will teach and guide on the rudiments and application of the startups. Another facilitator in the school, Mayowa Owolabi described digital marketing is an eye-opening platform of getting connected with CEOs without going through long protocols.

According to him, “At digital marketing school, our students would be tutored and monitored by the mentors whereby they undergo 3 principles of knowing the theory, being experienced and doing applications daily. Our students would have a direct contact with their chosen mentors”.

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