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landlord and tenant rights
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Nigeria
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Greater emphasis on landlord rights and less protection for tenants
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2
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rental income
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Nigeria
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Less accessible as a means of income due to different property ownership patterns and financial constraints
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3
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renting
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Nigeria
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Owning a home is seen as a sign of stability and success, so renting is less common among the middle class.
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1
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4
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renting vs buying
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Nigeria
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Renting provides more flexibility and is a preferred choice for those seeking to avoid the responsibilities of property ownership.
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1
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5
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renting vs. owning housing
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Nigeria
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Owning a home is a significant cultural milestone and is often viewed as a representation of success and stability.
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1
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6
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tenant
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Nigeria
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It is common for tenants to give cash advances as a form of security deposit.
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1
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7
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tenant
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Nigeria
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Often expected to form a close and respectful relationship with the landlord, who may also be involved in the tenant's personal life
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1
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8
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tenant
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Nigeria
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Common for extended family members to live together in a household, rather than renting separate apartments or houses
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