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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 mo…
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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 noti…
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Finding the right flat is only half the job. Before a landlord hands over the keys, you will be asked for paperwork, and good houses go to the tenant who has everythin…
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You have found a flat you like, the rent fits your budget, and then the agent sends the “total package”. Suddenly the figure is much bigger. Most of that difference is…
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