LEGAL HUB

  LEGAL HUB IN NIGERIA:BRIDGING THE GAP BETWEEN PEOPLE AND PROFESSIONAL LEGAL SERVICES   INTRODUCTION In a country as dynamic and complex as Nigeria, navigating the legal system can be a daunting task. From land disputes to contract enforcement, inheritance claims to tenant rights, the need for reliable legal guidance is growing daily. Unfortunately, access to professional legal services remains out of reach for many Nigerians due to high costs, lack of awareness, or the sheer difficulty of finding trustworthy legal professionals.   This is where the Legal Hub steps in—a transformative solution built to bridge the gap between people and professional legal services in Nigeria.   WHAT IS A LEGAL HUB?   A Legal Hub is a centralized digital platform designed to connect everyday people, entrepreneurs, investors, and organizations with qualified legal professionals and verified legal resources. It serves as a one-stop space for: ​ • ​ Finding trusted lawyers by specia...

  HOW TO TRANSFER PROPERTY OWNERSHIP IN NIGERIA INTRODUCTION Transferring property ownership in Nigeria is an important legal process that ensures the proper handover of land or buildings from one person to another. Whether you are buying, selling, inheriting, or gifting property, following the correct legal steps protects you from fraud, disputes, and future legal issues. Properly transferring property ownership is what finalizes the deal and protects everyone involved. Legal Framework for Property Transfer in Nigeria   The Land Use Act of 1978 is the main law governing land ownership and transfers in Nigeria. Under this law:   - All land is held by state governors, who manage it for the people.   - Governor’s Consent is required for any valid transfer.   - Property transactions must be registered at the state Land Registry to be legally recognized.   STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS TO TRANSFER PROPERTY OWNERSHIP Step 1: Verify the Property T...

TENANT AND LANDLORD RIGHTS IN NIGERIA Renting a property in Nigeria comes with legal rights and responsibilities for  both  tenants and landlords. Unfortunately, many Nigerians face  issues like  illegal evictions, withheld deposits, or property damage disputes because they don't understand their legal protections.   Whether you're renting out property or looking for accommodation,  knowing these rules will help you avoid conflicts and protect your interests. 1. Rights of Tenants in Nigeria Right to a Habitable Property:  Landlords must provide  -Basic amenities (water, electricity, sanitation)   -Proper maintenance (no leaking roofs, broken   doors/windows)   -Safe living conditions (secure doors, functional locks)   Right to Privacy   -Landlords cannot enter without notice (except emergencies).   -Tenants can refuse unauthorized inspections.   Right to a Fair Rent Agreement -R...