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See How Landlord’s Son Impregnates 3 Tenants’ Daughters – Flees Home After Shocking Revelation

Published by Tope Fakinlede on July 5th, 2025.

See How Landlord’s Son Impregnates 3 Tenants’ Daughters – Flees Home After Shocking Revelation

A shocking story has gone viral on TikTok after a young Nigerian man confessed to impregnating the daughters of three different tenants living in his father’s compound. Eyes Of Lagos reports,

The man, who chose to remain anonymous during an interview with a content creator, admitted that he was romantically involved with all three girls at the same time—without any of them knowing about each other.

According to him, the relationships escalated quickly, and within a short period, each of the young women became pregnant. When the reality started to surface and suspicions grew, the young man reportedly fled his father’s home to avoid confrontation and the inevitable family backlash. He is currently hiding out at a friend’s place.

When asked how he managed to keep the three relationships under wraps, he claimed that he was very strategic in managing time and encounters with each girl, ensuring that they never crossed paths in a way that could raise suspicions.

The story has triggered massive reactions online, especially after the video surfaced on social media. Users have flooded the comment section with mixed emotions ranging from disbelief to mockery.

Here are some of the top reactions:

@abdlove: “ikomo tenant 1, ikomo tenant 2, ikomo tenant 3 🤣🤣🤣 ogbologbo at 24!”

@M!ghty Shidouf: “This man heaven nah view once.”

@olami4sure: “No problem now, the 3 tenants will not pay house rent again ni 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣.”

@Alabi paid ✌: “Yes nah, true! His parents don dey find am oo.”

As of now, there’s no word from the landlord himself or the affected families, but the situation has stirred conversations about boundaries, moral responsibilities, and the ripple effects of secret affairs in shared living spaces.

What do you think? Should the young man face the consequences, or is this a private matter gone public? Let us know in the comments.