A landlord in my area waived two years' rent for a tenant who had just lost her husband.
He told her to use the money she would have spent on rent to rebuild her life and take care of her children.
A few months later, he came for a routine inspection and noticed unfamiliar faces in the apartment.
They introduced themselves as the woman's flatmates.
She had sublet two rooms in the three-bedroom apartment for ₦700,000 each.
When the landlord confronted her, she replied,
"You gave me the apartment for two years. I thought I was free to use it however I wanted."
The landlord asked her to vacate.
Instead, she sued him, relying on the two-year rent receipt he had issued her free of charge.
Landlord wan run maddd...
2026 really feels like everyone is fighting silent battles.
You check on people and realize most are barely trying to survive mentally, emotionally and financially.
Sending hugs to everyone seeing this 🫂❤️
I'm a little strict, and I come with structure.
I can't tell you what to do, but I can tell you what you're not going to do with me and you must have to respect it.
You can have compassion for people, their struggles and their trauma, and you can also have boundaries and safeguard yourself from people who cause you harm and abuse due to their trauma.
Regardless of what we’ve gone through, we are all responsible for healing ourselves .✌🏿