Roofteller

Insure your property with Skydd

Get the right protection for your rental property without spending more than necessary

Legally required

NIIRA Section 76 makes property insurance compulsory for all buildings occupied by tenants.

Built for rental properties

Coverage designed for landlords, not homeowners. Includes loss of rent, tenant liability, and building damage.

Fast and digital

Get a quote in minutes. No broker visits. No paper applications. No phone calls.

What landlord insurance covers

Building and structure

Building and structure

Fire. Flood. Collapse. Earthquake. Storm. The building itself is covered against the hazards specified under NIIRA. Structural damage that would otherwise wipe out years of rental income is insured.

Loss of rent

Loss of rent

When damage makes a property uninhabitable, rental income stops. Loss-of-rent coverage replaces that income while repairs are completed. The property earns even when tenants cannot occupy it.

Injury on the property

Injury on the property

NIIRA requires coverage for the legal liabilities of the owner and occupier — bodily injury or death suffered by tenants, visitors, or third parties on the property.

Burglary

Burglary

Theft and damage from a break-in — forced entry, and the fixtures and fittings taken or wrecked on the way out. Covers making the property secure and habitable again.

Why landlords are insuring their investment

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NIIRA compliance
Fire and flood coverage
Loss of rent protection
Injury on the property (tenants and third parties)
Burglary and theft coverage
Digital claims process
Linked to property banking account
Penalty risk covered: ₦1M fine or 12 months

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Section 76 of the Nigerian Insurance Industry Reform Act (NIIRA) makes insurance compulsory for every building occupied by tenants. Non-compliance carries a fine of at least ₦1,000,000, imprisonment for up to 12 months, or both.

Protect your investment

Fire, flood, collapse, liability, and loss of rent.