Empowering Tenants Across Ghana!

The National Tenants’ Union of Ghana (NATUG) is your national voice for fairness, dignity, and justice in rental housing. We protect tenant rights, provide free education and support, and advocate for policy reform to ensure every Ghanaian enjoys safe, secure, and affordable accommodation.

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Welcome from Our President

On behalf of the National Tenants’ Union of Ghana, I welcome you to our digital home. For too long, tenants across our beloved nation have faced challenges without a unified voice to champion their rights and interests. NATUG was born from the collective determination of millions of Ghanaian households who believe that everyone deserves access to safe, affordable, and dignified housing.

Our union represents more than just an organization4it embodies a movement toward fairness, transparency, and justice in Ghana’s housing sector. Whether you are a tenant navigating complex rental agreements, facing disputes with landlords, or simply seeking to understand your legal rights, NATUG stands ready to support you every step of the way.

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Across all 16 regions

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Be a part of NATUG Today

Becoming a member of the National Tenants’ Union of Ghana is simple, affordable, and empowering. For only GHS 1, you gain access to a strong network of support, resources, and advocacy that protects your rights and amplifies your voice in Ghana’s housing sector. Membership is open to all tenants, as well as landlords and housing agents committed to fair and transparent rental practices. By joining NATUG, you’re not just a member you’re part of a nationwide movement working together to transform Ghana’s housing landscape.

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