The Kogi State Assembly is working towards enacting a new tenancy law, anticipated in 2027, designed to shield tenants from unfair practices. The proposed legislation aims to address escalating rent increases and exploitation by landlords within the state. Currently, there is limited legal protection for renters facing arbitrary demands. Lawmakers believe a formal law will provide necessary safeguards and establish clear guidelines for tenancy agreements. This initiative seeks to balance the rights of both tenants and landlords, fostering a more equitable housing market. The new law hopes to bring stability and predictability to rental situations in Kogi State, preventing excessive financial burdens on residents. Further details on the bill are expected as it progresses through the assembly.