Landlord Reportedly Gives Quit Notice to Tenant Who Bought 3rd Car, Shares Why He Should Leave
- A landlord reportedly asked his tenant to vacate the compound after the latter purchased a third car
- The landlord gave a reason for his decision, as the exact location and state of the incident were unveiled
- Many who came across the post shared their thoughts on the landlord’s decision, sparking mixed reactions
A man who bought a third car did not expect his landlord’s move after bringing the car home.
The man had two cars and decided to buy a third one for his wife.

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The story was shared by Nelson Igboke on Facebook, who revealed that the man lived at Okwase Street in Abakaliki, Ebonyi state.
According to him, the landlord gave the man a quit notice after he bought his third car.
The landlord's reason was that he wanted the man to build his own house.
The post read:
“At Okwase street Abakaliki, landlord just gave his tenant quit notice b/c he had 2 cars and just bot a 3rd one for his wife. The landlord asked him to go and build his own house.”

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Reactions as landlord sends tenant packing
Many who came across the post shared their thoughts on the landlord’s decision, sparking mixed reactions.
Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions.
Cynthia Nwayobuije said:
"Yesoooo kudos to landlord, encourage him to build his own house."
Uhuo Chimarijem Ezekiel said:
"He did well. Three private cars in a rented apartment."
Ifeanyi Barth said:
"The landlord meant well for him, I heard of someone who was working in a multinational company in Lagos earning very big amount of money, and he was living in Ikoyi where the rent runs into millions of naira and he has no pieces of land anywhere attached to name along the line something unexpected happened and he was sacked after about two years without job he couldn't continue the rent and he was begging his former junior colleague who built house on the mainland to allow him squrt with him while he keep searching for another job."

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Aluma Elias said:
"It's possible. Enemies of progress. But, in the other way round, the landlord wants his tenant to go and build his own house as well."
Skypoo Jideofor said:
"God bless the landlord, he's a good man. The landlord wants the tenant to succeed by asking him to go and build his own house instead of investing in material things."
Bar Emeks Iteshi said:
"Kudos to the landlord. The landlord only reminded the tenant of his misplaced priorities."
Chibuzo Agom said:
"I'm with the Landlord on this."
In related stories, a Nigerian lady reportedly used all her savings to rent a house, while another shared the strict rules set by her landlord for a N1.1 million apartment in Lagos.
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng earlier reported that a Nigerian man sold his bike for N1.2m after his landlord told him to stop making furniture pieces in the compound.

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The handyman revealed that he sold his bike so that he could be able to get money to rent a workshop.
Many people who came across the post on X (formerly Twitter) shared their opinions on the young man’s decision.
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