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This guide explains the essential tenancy rights for renters in Nigeria, helping you understand your rights and responsibilities.
When you rented your house, you probably paid a caution fee, also called a caution deposit. It is meant to be refundable. Yet many tenants in Nigeria never see that money again, often because nothing was written down. This guide explains how to get your caution fee refund, what a landlord can fairly deduct, and what to do if they refuse.
One bad tenant can cost a landlord a year of unpaid rent, months in court and expensive repairs. The good news is that most problems can be avoided before the tenant moves in. This guide shows how to screen tenants in Nigeria step by step: what to ask, what to check, and the warning signs that should make you say no.
A landlord in Nigeria cannot simply change the locks or throw a tenant’s things outside. To end a tenancy, the law expects a proper notice to quit, then a further notice, and if the tenant still does not leave, a court order. This guide explains how a notice to quit in Nigeria works, how long it must be, and what both tenants and landlords should do.
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