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Hi I found this online and wanted to ask the Lawyers in the house if this is valid

Right to notice to quit before eviction:

This is one right you must never forget because Nigerian tenants are usually ignorant this. Before you are evicted from the property you have rented, you must be given a quit notice, and the number of days is subject to the period of your tenancy:
A one-year (or above) tenancy will require at least a notice of 6 months
A one-month tenancy will require a minimum notice of one month
A one-week tenancy will require a minimum notice of one week
After this, you also entitled to a 7-day notice to recover possession. If all of these steps aren’t carried out, the landlord will not have the right to an action for eviction in court.

Go form right for another person's property.

Even the rights in the Constitution you know have full hand na the that of landlord you want.

psucc:
Go form right for another person's property.

Even the rights in the Constitution you know have full hand na the that of landlord you want.

Speak English please, I don't understand what you just said

MisterKings:
Speak English please, I don't understand what you just said

Which do you understand - Queen or Elizabethan?