In a surprising event that has shocked the neighborhood, a landlady did something extreme to evict her tenant. She broke into his apartment.

Neighbors woke up to loud noises as the landlady used a tool to force open the tenant's door. They heard yelling and banging as things got intense.

"It was like a scene from a movie," said one neighbor. "I couldn't believe what was happening. She really wanted him out, no matter what."


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54kjo09S-A4

Get her arrested her eyes go clear

Blakjewelry:
Get her arrested her eyes go clear

arrest her for what

It’s her property, she has every right to break and push your broke life out of her house if you refuse to pay your rent

Jennyclay:
arrested for what

It’s her property, she has every right to break and push your broke life out of her house if you refuse to pay your rent

Lol you don't know there are laws governing tenant/landlord relationship, you think you can just wake one day and act the way you like.

Sue the landlord

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Giftedhand47:
Sue the landlord

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Person wey nee er pay rent how he wan employ legal services?

LagosG:

Person wey nee er pay rent how he wan employ legal services?

Human rights lawyers Dey na

Person wey no c money to pay for house rent,for where he want c money pay lawyer? No money no justice

I no be police I for know better

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It doesn't work that way. Even in Freetown, nothing is free

When can easily be the worst species when they are entrusted with power..

This is the kind of shìt that happens when you fùck your landlady for the rent and then you stopped fùcking her.

Jennyclay:
arrested for what

It’s her property, she has every right to break and push your broke life out of her house if you refuse to pay your rent

This your comment just revealed the level of your intelligence... No wonder you dey comment rubbish up and down.. Let the tenant get a good lawyer first.. It will be a case of bush meat catching the hunter..

Yes the country is hard but some tenants are just bad.

We need to hear from the landlady

Ok

Blakjewelry:
Get her arrested her eyes go clear

You de whine? Ontop her property?

Lol. After all the gragra to teach Umuchukwu a lesson, he taught himself a big lesson. He can't even pay his rent.
How will someone screaming Ebi n pawa ooo be able to afford rent?
When he sold his soul for 5kg of rice and 1 litre of groundnut oil.

Show no mercy. Throw his things out so he can find his square root back in Osun state.

Papa Deji's cries will always be sweet melody to my ears

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Me go like this kinda matter

Many are mad, but few are roaming

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That LandLady take risk Ooo.

The Tenant fit Kill am call am self defence against an intruder and nothing go happen because true True, said LandLady na intruder

Blakjewelry:
Get her arrested her eyes go clear

What I did for my former landlady...

She cry ehn

hahaha wahulur lady lady do wetin

The landlady must provide the mysterious 2million naira i kept in my room when she broke in.




Meanwhile, one mvmv wey put POS sticker for apartment, basically telling ROBBERS "I keep money at home!"

Terrifying

Location Please?

It’s her house, however, there are laws governing eviction of tenants. If she didn’t follow due process, she could be arrested.

Breaking into a tenant's property to force eviction is not legal in most jurisdictions. Landlords must follow the proper legal procedures to evict a tenant, and these procedures typically involve providing notice, filing eviction paperwork, and obtaining a court order. Taking matters into one's own hands by breaking into the tenant's property can lead to serious legal consequences for the landlord.

If you find yourself in a situation where you are facing eviction or have concerns about your living conditions, it's important to know your rights as a tenant and seek legal advice if necessary. Tenants typically have legal protections against unlawful eviction, and landlords must adhere to the established legal processes.

If you are a landlord facing challenges with a tenant, it's crucial to consult with legal professionals and follow the appropriate legal procedures to resolve the issue. Engaging in illegal activities, such as breaking into a tenant's property, can result in legal actions against the landlord and may damage their case in court.

Both landlords and tenants should familiarize themselves with local landlord-tenant laws and regulations to ensure that their actions align with the legal framework in their jurisdiction. If disputes arise, seeking legal advice and mediation can be a more appropriate and lawful way to address the issues at hand.

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