The 30 Day Notice To Quit is a crucial legal instrument in Nigerian property law, used when a landlord wishes to terminate a tenancy and recover possession of their property. This notice is required under the Recovery of Premises Act and must be served before any legal action for possession can be initiated. The document is typically used in situations where the tenancy needs to be terminated due to various reasons such as breach of tenancy terms, non-payment of rent, or the landlord's desire to recover the property for personal use. It must contain specific information including property details, parties' information, and the exact vacation date. The notice period of 30 days is a statutory requirement in Nigeria, though some states may have additional requirements. The document must be properly served and documented, and in cases where the tenant cannot read English, provisions must be made under the Illiterate Protection Law for translation.

1. Notice Header: Formal title of the document stating '30 Day Notice To Quit' and the date of issuance

2. Landlord Details: Full name and address of the landlord/property owner or their authorized agent

3. Tenant Details: Full name and current address of the tenant being served with the notice

4. Property Description: Detailed description and address of the rental property subject to the notice

5. Notice Statement: Clear statement giving 30 days' notice to quit and deliver up possession of the premises

6. Legal Basis: Reference to relevant sections of the Recovery of Premises Act and other applicable laws

7. Vacation Date: Specific date by which the tenant must vacate the property (calculated as 30 days from service)

8. Signature Block: Space for landlord's or authorized agent's signature, name, and date