Nigerian Landlord in US Listed Among Worst After Fatal Building Collapse

A Nigerian landlord, Olufemi Falade, has found himself on a list of the worst landlords in the United States following a tragic building collapse in Brooklyn, New York, that left eight people dead. According to the Vanguard News, Falade owes more than $450,000 in unpaid taxes, water bills, and government fines. The collapse occurred on a construction site adjacent to Falade’s building. The incident has sparked calls for improved building safety regulations, particularly for properties owned by Nigerian landlords in the US. This unfortunate incident underscores the importance of property owners meeting their financial obligations, ensuring the safety of their tenants, and complying with local regulations.