Nigeria, Oct. 28 -- The Nigerian Senate has called for stricter tenancy regulations that could require landlords to verify the identities of prospective tenants, including through the National Identification Number (NIN), as part of efforts to tackle kidnapping, human trafficking and other criminal activities. The proposed measure could significantly change the way Nigerians rent houses if it becomes law, introducing new responsibilities for landlords and additional requirements for prospective tenants. Under the proposed arrangement, landlords may be required to verify tenants' identities before renting out their properties, a move aimed at strengthening security and making it easier for law enforcement agencies to identify individuals ...