A Nigerian landlord, known as @betaman_official on TikTok, has gone viral after sharing a video revealing severe damage to his duplex, allegedly caused by a former tenant.
He claimed the property was given out as a brand-new apartment but was later converted into a bakery by the tenant, despite being intended for residential use.
Following a court-ordered eviction, the landlord was shocked to discover broken appliances, damaged ceilings, spoiled door handles, and more. He expressed frustration over the N250,000 caution fee paid, stating it was grossly insufficient to cover the extent of the destruction.
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Reactions from TikTok users:
@EliteHoodlum: “The ones who leave your house spotless, will you return the caution fee?”
@Dannie3: “No one said you shouldn’t collect caution fee, but how many landlords refund it even when the tenants leave the apartment in a good condition?”
@JOANAH EYERE: “There’ll always be tenants who match evil landlords and do what Godly people can’t.”@still_xrisla: “Maybe you hurt them. I painted my house and got a quit notice after. No water for 2 weeks.”
@NEEJAY: “Something’s off. Either the rent expired or you told him to move out unfairly.”@Ashelycold: “Refund the caution fee and let him fix what he damaged. Simple.”
@prezz_G20: “Some tenants take care of your house better than you. Mine clean 24/7.”
@DEE: “That kind of damage? Even the caution fee won’t cover repairs. That’s just wrong.”
@PrittiDOT: “What if he complained about issues and no one listened? Something must have triggered this.”
@Ezeh Amarachi: “Landlords holding on to caution fees provoke tenants. Stop collecting it.”The video continues to trend, sparking ongoing debates about landlord-tenant relationships and housing ethics in Nigeria.“
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