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Home   »   News   »   Ekiti disburses N1bn as housing, car loans to workers Ekiti disburses N1bn as housing, car loans to workers This Day   reports that the Ekiti State Government has disbursed over N1 billion as housing and car loans to workers in the state public service since the inception of the Ayodele Fayose-led administration about two and a half years ago. The state Head of Service (HoS), Dr. Olugbenga Faseluka, who made this known in Ado Ekiti on Monday, said that over N413.18 million was disbursed as housing loans, while N696.87 million was disbursed to 2,997 workers during the period. According to him, while the housing loans were disbursed in tranches, the car loans, which range from N80,000 to N1.5 million depending on the beneficiaries’ salary grade levels, were disbursed in full to the benefitting workers. Faseluka said that Governor Fayose also recently approved the reintegration of the workers in the state public service into the National Housing Fund

Home   »   News   »   Chime denies ejecting PDP from property to make way for APC Chime denies ejecting PDP from property to make way for APC Posted by:   Esther Adeniyi   in   News ,   Real Estate   June 6, 2017 0 The Guardian   reports that former Governor of Enugu State, Sullivan Chime has denied ejecting the state chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP from his property to make room for its eventual occupation by the All Progressives Congress (APC). He was reacting to reports that he asked the state chapter of the PDP to vacate his property on Ogui junction, which served as the state secretariat for about seven years. It was reported that the ejection was part of the plans to pay his former party back for the frosty relationship they had had since he left office two years ago preparatory to his eventual movement to the APC. Following the development, the state PDP had temporarily moved into the Association of Local Governments of Nigeria (ALGON) secretariat

Home   »   Interviews   »   Nigeria has performed poorly in housing the poor, says Okunnu Nigeria has performed poorly in housing the poor, says Okunnu Posted by:   Esther Adeniyi   in   Interviews ,   News ,   Real Estate   June 5, 2017 0 “Although Nigeria has recorded some milestones in her democratic experience since 1999, providing affordable housing for the teeming population has continued to be a major challenge. In this interview with BERTRAM NWANNEKANMA, the former Federal Commissioner for Works and Housing, Femi Okunnu, gives an insight into on how the country can mitigate her housing challenge. He also dismisses the choice of May 29 as Democracy Day, insisting that October 1, 1960 remains “an important date in the nation’s history.” Excerpts: Nigerians recently marked the Democracy Day on May 29 amid several challenges, how do you rate our experience so far? The so-called democracy day is nothing to me. The important date in our history is the day Nigeria gaine

Home   »   Sack Your Landlord   »   My Experience With A Dirty Landlord – Susan Johnson | #SYL 2017 My Experience With A Dirty Landlord – Susan Johnson | #SYL 2017   MY EXPERIENCE WITH A DIRTY LANDLORD by Susan Johnson  Mummy’s girl that I was, I knew travelling back home immediately after NYSC camp was going to cost me. Invariably I was right; it did cost me big time. Not only were all the good houses taken before I returned, I had to settle for the unwanted houses. Nevertheless, I chose a small room and parlour boy’s quarters, which stood apart from its main house. At least, it guaranteed me privacy if anything I thought. The first month was not too terrible, but for the frequent lack of water in the compound and little arguments about bathroom and environmental sweeping. The female tenants most of whom were married began to notice me and on learning that I had just moved in, the sighs and incessant head shaking began. I really didn’t understand the constant mur

Home   »   Sack Your Landlord   »   The ridiculous rent increase that ended our relationship – Debby Osa | #SYL 2016 #WhoUBe #GoTalkie #EasyDay #FridayFever   The ridiculous rent increase that ended our relationship – Debby Osa | #SYL 2017 THE RIDICULOUS RENT INCREASE THAT ENDED OUR RELATIONSHIP by Debby Osa ‘Madam, Chief is around’, my secretary said on the intercom. I swore quietly. What did he want this time? ‘Ok, Shade. Let him come in. Thank you.’ There was a knock on the door, then it swung open. Chief came in, his massive stomach leading the way. ‘Chief, Chief!’ I hailed, a huge, fake smile plastered on my face. ‘Proprietress, Proprietress!’ he replied, his guffaws shaking his massive frame. He sank unto the chair opposite my desk, and I half-hoped it would collapse under his weight and injure him. But before I could ask what type of refreshment he would prefer, he began. ‘I can see your children’. He waved vaguely at the windows. ‘They are getting

Home   »   Real Estate   »   Articles   »   5 Signs It’s Time You Break Up With Your Landlord 5 Signs It’s Time You Break Up With Your Landlord Posted by:   Lekan Olofinji   in   Articles ,   Landlord/Tenant Matters ,   Real Estate ,   Society Do you know many tenants live in their rented apartments discontented, yet can’t show their landlords their discontentment? Well…it is normal to feel disconnected from what isn’t entirely yours. This article lists 5 signs it’s time to break up with your landlord. Just as it is with every relationship on earth, your landlord is usually all nice and dandy at first, but don’t be deceived. Things can change in the twinkle of an eye. All of a sudden your landlord can become insensitive, annoying, irresponsible and even evil all at once. Whether your once-upon- a- time nice, responsible and kind-hearted landlord has turned a devil overnight, even if he is like family to you, everything that has a beginning does come with an end. Here