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The Tenant 30 Day Notice to Vacate is a crucial legal document used in Nigerian rental relationships to formally communicate a tenant's intention to end their tenancy. This document is required under Nigerian law when a tenant plans to terminate their lease agreement, whether residential or commercial. It must be provided at least 30 days before the intended vacation date, in accordance with the Recovery of Premises Act and relevant state-specific tenancy laws. The notice includes essential information such as property details, vacation date, and arrangements for final inspection and security deposit return. This document serves as legal protection for both parties and helps ensure a smooth transition process. It's particularly important in Nigeria's property market where formal documentation of tenancy matters is required for legal compliance and proper record-keeping.

1. Date and Address Block: Current date and full addresses of both the landlord/property manager and the rental property

2. Subject Line: Clear indication that this is a 30-day notice to vacate

3. Formal Notice Statement: Clear statement of intention to vacate with specific vacation date

4. Property Details: Full address and any relevant unit numbers of the rental property

5. Tenancy Information: Current lease details including start date and type of tenancy

6. Vacation Date: Specific date when the property will be vacated, ensuring at least 30 days notice

7. Security Deposit: Request for security deposit return and forwarding address

8. Property Inspection: Request for move-out inspection

9. Signature Block: Tenant's signature, printed name, and contact information