Three bedroom flats at Abule Egba Lagos. 2 toilet/baths. All rooms tiled. Newly renovated for N350,000/annum
Five bedroom duplex. 4 toilets/ baths going for N700,000/ annum
Contact 08156664044

while i dont have the ful details of the bill in question, from what i've gleaned of the bill so far, it would be practcally difficult for government to legislate something that should principally be determined by the forces of demand and supply. housing (the renting segment of it) is still largely a sellers market where there are plenty more tenants chasing less number of appartments. again, teneats are increasing at a faster rate than houses are being built. it used to be the same scenario in telecoms prior to liberalisation of the sector when demand far out weighed supply. Prices have been brought down now that supply is far plentier than it used to be and increasing probably faster than the rate at which consumers are increasing.

Nigerians especially lagos landlord are wily people, if the bill sees the light of day, there will always be ways of circumventing the law, as long as situation continues like this, tenants wil even be the ones to waive their rights under the law in order to secure the scarce accommodation.

There are better more creative ways of easing housikng for people than by legislating in futility; the lwamakers should just think out of the box to make a Brighter Rewarding Future for Lagosians

Universal Insurance did her private placement last year. it was supposedly successful given the large amount of funds pooled from the exercise. stock brokering firms including emerging capitals collected funds from investors for onward remittance to Universal Insurance which allegedly cleared the funds.

However, during allotment, investors were not alloted shares neither were their funds refunded. The matter has even been taken to EFCC for investigation.

The issue now is what becomes of investors' funds In this age of burgeoning primary market activities being fuelled by private placements from various companies. Who protects investors since these companies don't fall within the regulatory purview of SEC & NSE

A 5-room T7 Duplex is up for immediate rent in Festac Town Lagos. Its going for N700k per annum. 3 toilets. 2 baths. Masterbedroom En-suite. Garage. Utilities intact and functional.
contact 08023226677 for inspection and other details. Its strictly on a first come first served basis[/b]

Fellow Nairalanders

A 5b/r duplex especially suitable
for corporate or residential use
is open for lease in Festac

Awaiting your response.

Thank you

mimiko where is here
and you need plenty of abrasives to wash ur mind u kno