Nigerian lady shares landlord’s outlined rules

• A Nigerian lady has sparked online discussions by sharing the extensive rules and regulations her landlord has imposed on all his tenants.

• @ajoke_pairs shared a photo of 12 neatly typed rules on TikTok, expressing frustration and pleading for leniency.

• The landlord’s regulations cover tenancy aspects like cleanliness, noise restrictions, guest policies, and property maintenance to maintain order and cleanliness in the compound.

A Nigerian woman has ignited discussions on social media after revealing the extensive rules and regulations set forth by her landlord for all tenants.

Using her TikTok account, @ajoke_pairs, she shared an image of the meticulously typed and numbered list of 12 rules, voicing her exasperation and requesting more flexibility.

The landlord’s stipulations encompass various aspects of tenancy, such as upholding cleanliness, observing stringent noise limitations, and adhering to specific guest policies. Additionally, some rules pertain to property upkeep and responsibilities to maintain the orderliness of the premises.

Landlord’s rules to his tenants

• Clean the environment.
• No fighting in the house.
• You have two months before paying.
• Any damage should be restored.
• Do not switch on the generator in the midnight.
• Wash the toilet after 2 days of cleaning it.
• Switch off the gas after use.
• Do not leave food while cooking.
• Do not steal anything in the house.
• Do not bring any other person into the house without the consent of the landlord.
• Loud music should not be played in the compound so as not to disturb others.
• Nothing should be changed in the house.

A social media user, Marvelous Ike, who lives in a rented apartment, criticised the rules.

In his words: “Na this is too much. I can’t live in such a building. Why will you tell me when to wash my toilet? When it’s not face me I face you I rented. It’s absurd for real.”

Another user @1328828728282 reacted: “Some go say the landlord own too much but una no go understand on till una build una own. Some tenants go spoil ur house for you and at the end you won’t be able to do anything.”