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Landlord versus tenants: a critical appraisal of conflict in tenancy law in Nigeria
In Nigeria today, housing; particularly in the urban areas remains an intractable problem. Acute shortage of shelter is a common phenomenon as many people are chasing the few available accommodation. In recent times, the problem of shelter in Nigeria has reached a threatening stage with different fa...
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