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@Wizarab10 Tony stark - Aboki that is buying condemn iron
Pharmaceutical socks - Condom
White Snow balls - FUFU
Abattoir- A place you beat your meat
Cheese soup - Egusi
Dried ugu - Weed
Coagulated millet - pap
Processed Groot - Agbo
Dr strange- Babalawo
School portal- porn hub
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1 — Goalkeeper (GK)
2 — Right Back (RB)
3 — Left Back (LB)
5 — Center Back (CB)
6 — Center Back (CB)
4 — Defensive midfielder (CDM)
8 — Central Midfielder (CM)
10 — Attacking Midfielder (AM)
7 — Right Winger (RW)
11 — Left Winger (LW)
9 — Striker (ST)
Morenikeji@adebisidejoke
If 10 is an Attacking midfielder, then what is the role of an 8???😭😭😭
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When i said it yesterday people think i was lying 😂
Dr. Maalouf @realMaalouf
In Saudi Arabia, a pilgrim tried to strangle his sick father inside the Prophet’s Mosque in Medina, claiming that if he died there he would go straight to heaven. Sick culture and mentality!
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This country is a joke 😭😭
︎ًLevi@WittyLevi
Nigerian police really gave a suspect time to freestyle on live TV 😭
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5 Important Clauses Every Smart Landlord Should Include in their Tenancy Agreement
Being a landlord in Nigeria is not for the faint of heart. One minute you're celebrating a new tenant, the next minute you're turning into a debt collector or a prayer warrior.
To save yourself from "had I known," your tenancy agreement needs to be more than just a piece of paper, it needs to be your shield.
If you want to sleep well at night while your property makes money, here are 5 "must-have" clauses to include.
1. The "No Auto-Renewal" Clause
Many landlords make the mistake of letting a tenancy just "continue." Instead, state clearly that the tenancy is for a fixed term (e.g., 12 months) and expires automatically.
The Gist: When the time is up, the contract is dead.
Why it's smart: If the tenant has been showing "color" or giving you headaches, you don't need a long story. They either sign a fresh agreement (if you still want them) or they pack out. No "implied" stay.
2. The "Late Payment is a Dealbreaker" Clause
Nigerians can be creative with excuses: "My bank app is down" or "The person sending the money is in a meeting." You need a clause that says late payment constitutes a fundamental breach of the agreement.
The Gist: If rent isn't paid within a specific grace period (say 7 days), the landlord has the right to start the recovery process.
Why it's smart: It removes the room for long arguments. The moment they miss the deadline, the agreement they signed already says they are "at fault."
3. The Rent Review Clause
Inflation is hitting everything, and your property value shouldn't be left behind. Don't wait until the rent is due to surprise a tenant with a 50% increase - that's how "vawulence" starts.
The Gist: State clearly that rent will be reviewed after a certain period (e.g., every 2 years) or upon renewal.
Why it's smart: It sets the expectation early. The tenant knows from Day 1 that the price isn't stagnant, so they can’t claim "unfairness" later.
4. The Right to Inspect (With Notice)
Once you hand over the keys, you can't just barge in because "it's my house." That’s trespassing. However, you also don't want them turning your living room into a warehouse or a poultry farm.
The Gist: Include a clause that allows you to inspect the property at reasonable hours, provided you give 24 to 48 hours' notice.
Why it's smart: It keeps the tenant on their toes. They’ll maintain the place better knowing you’ll be coming around to check things out legally.
5. Maintenance & Damage Liability
This is where the biggest fights happen. Who fixes the pumping machine? Who handles the cracked wall?
The Gist: Clearly define "Wear and Tear" vs. "Tenant Damage." Usually, the landlord handles structural issues (roof leaks, major plumbing), while the tenant handles consumables (bulbs, sockets, broken windows, tap heads).
Why it's smart: It prevents that awkward moment where a tenant tells you to come and change their bathroom lightbulb with your own money.
At the end of the day, a good agreement isn't about being "wicked"; it’s about protecting your investment and your mental health. If a tenant is shivering to sign these, that’s your first red flag!
#BSATProperties

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