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Built for Nigerian tenancy agreements
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Paste your agreement or upload the document. Tenura reads every clause, flags the terms that work against you, and shows the protections that are missing, so you can ask the right questions before you commit.
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Analysis result
High risk
Flagged clauses4
Missing protections3
Fair clauses18
Re-entry without lawful demand
High
“If rent is in arrears for seven days, whether or not lawfully demanded, the landlord may re-enter.”
Non-refundable caution fee
Medium
“The caution fee of ₦1,000,000 shall not be refunded on the tenant vacating.”
Missing protections
- No written receipt for the caution fee
- No notice period before the landlord can raise the rent
Built for Nigerian tenancy agreementsNorms, states and naira amounts, not generic advice.
Processed only to produce your analysisNo external scripts, and nothing is stored unless you sign in.
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More countries are comingNigeria is supported today; other jurisdictions are planned.
How it works
Three steps, a few seconds.
No legal training needed. Tenura does the reading and shows its evidence.
We check every clause
Each clause is matched to known Nigerian rental norms and known unfair patterns.
Get flagged clauses and missing protections
Every flag quotes the exact words from your agreement, so you can verify it yourself.
What we check
Two things that matter most.
A clause that takes a right away, and a protection that was never written down.
Flagged clauses
Unfair or non-permitted terms for tenants, ranked by severity.
Example
A landlord may re-enter the property if rent is seven days late, “whether or not lawfully demanded”, with no notice and no court process.
Missing protections
Important clauses that should be there, but are absent from the agreement.
Example
No clause says the caution fee must be receipted, or when and how it will be refunded after you move out.
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FAQ
Questions people ask.
Is this legal advice?
No. Tenura gives you an informational review of common rental practices so you can read an agreement more confidently. It is not a substitute for advice from a qualified lawyer.
Which countries are supported?
Nigeria only for now. Tenura applies Nigerian rental norms and asks for the Nigerian state where it matters. More countries are planned.
Is my document stored?
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