New Tenant Goes Viral After Washing Entire Compound on First Day

• A video circulating on X (formerly Twitter) has drawn widespread attention after a newly moved-in tenant was seen thoroughly washing the entire compound of his new residence on his very first day.
• Despite barely settling in, the man embarked on what many viewers described as an unusually intense cleaning exercise.

A video has gone viral on X (formerly Twitter) after a new tenant was seen immediately washing the entire compound upon moving into his new residence.

The tenant, who was barely settled, began the unusual deep clean, an action many online users found extreme for a first day in a new apartment.

The post, shared by user @Teeniola, sparked widespread reactions and speculation. Some users joked that the compound must have been extremely dirty. One user remarked: “The whole compound? Do you know how dirty the compound must have been for him to decide this was the next line of action ”.

Other users suggested the man might be following spiritual advice or instructions from his landlord to ensure peace in the new home

This new tenant had to wash the whole compound as he first reach the house. Some people too clean sha 👀 pic.twitter.com/kq4Q2CbxOu

— TENIOLA (@Teeniiola) December 16, 2025

In other news….. The former Chief Justice of Nigeria (CJN), Justice Ibrahim Tanko Muhammad (retd.), has passed away. A close source confirmed his death early Tuesday morning, stating he died at a hospital in Saudi Arabia.

The Nigerian Association of Muslim Law Students (NAMLAS) officially confirmed his passing in a condolence statement dated December 16, 2025, describing it as a “monumental loss” to the country.

The statement honored his career, noting that he was “a towering figure of integrity, humility, and unwavering commitment to justice”. NAMLAS emphasized that throughout his judicial career, he “exemplified the highest ideals of the Bench—fairness, courage, and fidelity to the rule of law,”.

Beyond his service as the head of Nigeria’s judiciary, NAMLAS highlighted his role as a mentor: “To NAMLAS, the late Chief Justice was more than a jurist; he was a fatherly pillar and a source of encouragement to Muslim law students across the country,”.

The association extended condolences, concluding with the prayer: “Indeed, to Allah we belong and to Him we shall return,” and asking that Allah grants him “the highest abode in Jannatul Firdaus,”.