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@PoliceNG_CRU @CspIniedu @PoliceNG @TunjiDisu1 So the @PoliceNG has a DAIRY? Location so I can go have some fresh milk.

Do you remember when you joined X? I do! #MyXAnniversary

@myk_da_preacher Both Kaduna State government and the FG have maintained studied silence on their plight. As if their lives don't matter.

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How can you swear by the book to not kill when it was that very book that first inspired you to kill?

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BREAKING: Borno State Government reintegrates 720 repentant t£rrorists into society after rehabilitation

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IF knowledge is your purpose, IF you are truly interested in learning about the Islamist roots of our problems, why and how Britain assured the retardation of Nigeria, find this book, read it, and you will begin to understand where and when the rain began to beat us..🤔

@DeleFarotimi BAT must have realised that it's much easier to be a political master strategist than to deliver the discharge his most basic constitutional responsibility. Security and welfare of citizens.

@HarmlessHQ And Senator Dickson seems to run the NDC like a private one man firm. Does the party have a chairman, secretary, publicity secretary at the national level? I don't know them. Because it's Dickson everywhere as the face of the party and it's very wrong.

@ChidiOdinkalu @officialABAT @NigeriaGov Remember the famous "Na statistics we go chop?" Statistics means nothing to 🦇

@GallantDaletian This one don buy very expensive market for himself and family. He didn't even start with Cpl or Sergeant. General! Ha!

Before You Rent Out Your House, Make Sure These 5 Clauses Are in Your Tenancy Agreement📌 Many landlords believe that once rent is paid and keys are handed over, their job is done. Unfortunately, that mindset has landed many property owners in avoidable legal disputes, damaged properties, unpaid rent situations, and even criminal investigations. As a property lawyer, I have seen cases where a simple clause in a tenancy agreement could have saved a landlord from significant loss. ✅Here are 5 important clauses every landlord should insist on: 1️⃣ Inspection Clause This clause gives the landlord the right to inspect the property periodically upon giving reasonable notice to the tenant. 📌 Practical Example: A landlord discovers after two years that a tenant has converted a residential apartment into a mini warehouse, causing serious structural damage. Regular inspections could have detected the issue much earlier. 2️⃣ Prohibition of Illegal Activities Clause Your agreement should clearly state that the property must not be used for any unlawful purpose. 📌 Practical Example: Where a property is used for criminal activities, law enforcement agencies may investigate the premises, creating serious legal and reputational problems for the owner. 3️⃣ Rent Default Clause This clause should specify the consequences of late payment or non-payment of rent. 📌 Practical Example: Without a clear provision, recovering possession from a defaulting tenant can become unnecessarily complicated and expensive. 4️⃣ Subletting Restriction Clause A tenant should not transfer possession of the property to another person without the landlord's written consent. 📌 Practical Example: Some landlords are shocked to discover strangers occupying their property because the original tenant secretly sublet the apartment. 5️⃣ Damage and Maintenance Clause Clearly define who is responsible for repairs and maintenance. 📌 Practical Example: A leaking roof left unattended by a tenant causes extensive damage to the building. A well-drafted agreement helps determine responsibility and liability. ⚖️ The truth is simple: A tenancy agreement is not just paperwork. It is your first line of legal protection. 📌Many landlords use downloaded templates or copy agreements from friends without understanding the risks hidden in poorly drafted clauses. One poorly drafted agreement can cost far more than the legal fee required to get it done properly. ✅If you found this useful, SAVE this post, SHARE it with a landlord or property investor, and FOLLOW my page for practical property law tips that could save you from costly mistakes. © joyisahowolabiesq

@SamAmadi Especially as the NNPC is directly supervised by the Minister of petroleum resources. And we all know who that minister is!

@NigeriaStories But this is not a new policy though.

@KingEsene The shameless neither knows nor understands shame.

@im_Kolins I think it's wrong for the Igbo nation to reduce their great icons to*who better pass" discourse. Each of them is very great and unique in his own way. No one goes about debating which is more useful, between his legs and hands.

Blending Pineapple + ginger is 5x more effective than cough syrup.

@HAHayatu Really? I thought you guys repeatedly claimed that Obi is only a social media person with no real electoral value. So from where has he gotten the power to sabotage Atiku's political ambition? See ya life?

@bellosaleh Well, it gets more chilling. Worshippers were abducted during live church services at ECWA Churches in Kachia LG & Ifelodun LG over a month ago without even a whisper from the govt, and the last we heard is 5 of the abductees from Ifelodun have been killed despite ransom pmt.

@DavidFischer Jesus is Lord. Forevermore.

Your Neighbour Built A Fence On Your Land. Here Is How To Get It Removed Without A Fight, And Why You Must Act Fast. Most Nigerians in this situation do one of two things. They confront the neighbour aggressively and things escalate badly. Or they ignore it and hope it resolves itself. Both approaches are wrong and one of them has serious legal consequences. Here is what to actually do. First — Confirm The Encroachment Officially Before you accuse anyone of anything you need professional confirmation that the fence is actually on your land and not on theirs. Engage a licensed surveyor to conduct a fresh boundary survey of your property. The surveyor will use your title documents including your survey plan and Certificate of Occupancy to establish the precise legal boundaries of your land and confirm exactly where your neighbour’s fence sits relative to those boundaries. The most important thing to understand about encroachment is that ignoring it can cost you. Under certain legal doctrines including adverse possession a neighbour who occupies or uses your property openly and continuously for a long enough period can gain permanent legal rights to continue doing so.  Under Nigerian property law a person who possesses your land openly and without interruption for 12 years or more can potentially claim title to it through the doctrine of long possession. Every day you delay is a day that clock is running. Act fast. Confirm first. Then move. Step 1 — Speak To Your Neighbour Directly With Evidence In Hand A direct respectful conversation with a copy of the survey in hand can sometimes resolve the problem without legal action. If the neighbour agrees to remove the encroaching structure get the agreement in writing.  Do not go empty handed and emotional. Go with your surveyor’s report showing precisely where your boundary sits and where their fence crosses it. That document turns an argument into a factual conversation. Many encroachments in Nigeria happen genuinely without malicious intent. A neighbour who receives a survey report showing exactly where they have built will often agree to adjust the fence without needing to involve any authority. If they agree get it in writing immediately. A signed agreement with a timeline for removal is enforceable under Nigerian contract law. Step 2 — Send A Formal Demand Letter If the conversation does not produce agreement send a formal written demand letter stating the nature of the encroachment, the survey findings and a specific deadline of 21 days for voluntary removal. Send it by registered post. Photograph the moment of delivery. WhatsApp a copy as well. That letter creates a legal paper trail showing you attempted resolution before going to court and it signals to your neighbour that you are serious enough to have engaged a lawyer. Step 3 — Apply To Court For An Injunction If your neighbour ignores the demand letter or refuses to remove the fence your next step is the High Court of your state. Nigerian courts including the FCT High Court have in recent cases issued injunctions restraining parties from encroaching on land and ordering that the status quo be maintained pending full determination of the matter.  Your lawyer will file an originating summons for trespass to land and apply for an interlocutory injunction restraining your neighbour from further encroachment while the case is heard. That injunction can be granted quickly sometimes on the same day preventing any further construction or expansion of the fence onto your land while proceedings continue. The court can ultimately order the removal of the encroaching fence, award you damages for the period of unlawful occupation and costs of the proceedings. The Warning You Cannot Ignore Any delay in objecting to the encroachment increases the risk of the court refusing to order demolition. The moment you discover the encroachment the clock starts. © Damian Dondo