Isaac Fayose, brother of former Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose, has petitioned the Inspector-General of Police over allegations of cyberbullying, criminal defamation, and victimisation arising from a social media controversy involving a lady known as Queen of Abuja.
Fayose, through his lawyers, C-P Nzedebe & Co., accused the Abuja-based social media personality, identified in the petition as Alexandria, of making damaging online publications accusing him of rape and torture.
The petition, dated Sunday, November 8, 2026, was addressed to the Inspector-General of Police at the Force Headquarters, Abuja, with the lawyers requesting police intervention and an investigation into the allegations.
According to the legal document, Fayose woke up to messages from friends and associates informing him that his name was trending across social media platforms following the publication of the allegations.
His lawyers claimed that the accusations were circulated through a blog identified as Cutie Juls and an Instagram account bearing the name Queen of Abuja.
In a series of posts attributed to Alexandria, she reportedly warned that Fayose would face the consequences of what she described as crimes against her, insisting that she had evidence to substantiate her claims.
One of her messages, reproduced in the lawyers’ petition, read, “Isaac Fayose, you must face the consequences of your crimes against me. You will be arrested. I have all my evidence. You raped me and tortured me and my son, who is just three years old. From May till date, I shared evidence of your crimes, and you made me come to the UK, where you…”
She had also reportedly threatened to ensure Fayose’s arrest on Monday, November 9, while promising to make further revelations about the alleged incidents.
Her allegations reportedly include claims that Fayose raped and tortured her and subjected her three-year-old son to similar abuse.
In the petition, Fayose’s lawyers described the publications as a calculated attempt to damage their client’s reputation, business interests, and public image.
They disclosed that the publication on the blog had attracted 808 likes, 191 comments, and 890 saves at the time of writing, while the post on the Instagram account allegedly had 42 likes and 22 comments, with engagement still increasing.
The legal representatives also questioned the inclusion of Fayose’s three-year-old son in the allegations, arguing that the reference had further aggravated the damage to their client’s reputation.
They maintained that the accusations had subjected the businessman to public ridicule, embarrassment, and mockery, while allegedly affecting his ability to conduct his daily business activities.
Meanwhile, Fayose has publicly denied the rape allegation, describing it as an attempt to destroy his reputation because of his political position.
In a video shared on his verified Facebook page on Sunday, he alleged that he was being targeted because of his support for Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC).
He further alleged that individuals who rejected political offers from the All Progressives Congress (APC) could become targets of coordinated attacks.
Fayose maintained that he would not abandon his political position despite the controversy and indicated his readiness to pursue legal action.
Concluding their petition, the lawyers appealed to the IGP to intervene urgently, investigate the allegations of cyber-bullying and criminal defamation, and ensure that appropriate legal action is taken where necessary.
They expressed confidence in the ability of the Nigeria Police Force to handle the matter and prevent further escalation of the controversy.
The petition was signed by Nzedebe Chinonso Paul, principal partner and founder of C-P Nzedebe & Co.
As of the time of this report, there was no publicly confirmed response from the police regarding the petition or confirmation that Alexandria had been arrested.
The controversy has now placed both parties’ competing claims before public scrutiny, with the police investigation expected to establish the facts behind the serious allegations.
Credit: trendscopenews.com.ng
