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“I have all my evidence!” — Queen of Abuja accuses Isaac Fayose of rape

Fayose threatens legal action

Alexandria a.k.a. Queen of Abuja
Alexandria a.k.a. Queen of Abuja

Abuja socialite Alexandria, popularly known on social media as the “Queen of Abuja,” has levelled grave accusations against businessman Isaac Fayose—younger brother of former Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose—alleging rape, torture, and unlawful detention.

The allegations

In a series of viral posts published on Threads and social media, Alexandria claimed that Fayose subjected her and her three-year-old son to prolonged abuse spanning several months.

“Isaac Fayose you must face the consequences of your crimes against me, you will be arrested. I have all my evidence. You raped me, tortured me and my son who is just 3 years old from May till date,” she posted, sharing alleged WhatsApp chats demanding compensation and the return of personal assets.

Fayose’s defence and 3-day ultimatum

Denying the allegations entirely, Isaac Fayose countered through his legal representation, describing the claims as a malicious attempt at cyberbullying, criminal defamation, and blackmail aimed at tarnishing his reputation.

Fayose’s legal team issued a three-day ultimatum to Alexandria to retract the statements and issue an unreserved public apology across all platforms or face a civil lawsuit.

Police involvement and legal steps

In addition to the ultimatum, Fayose’s lawyers filed a formal petition dated November 8, 2026, to the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), requesting a full investigation into what they termed an orchestrated scheme to extort and defame their client.

The command authorities have not yet issued an official update as investigations proceed.

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