Businessman Isaac Fayose has petitioned the IGP over rape and torture allegations by an Abuja socialite, describing them as malicious blackmail.
Isaac Fayose has taken decisive legal action by submitting a formal petition directly to the Inspector-General of Police (IGP) in Abuja.
The legal petition demands an immediate police investigation, arrest, and prosecution of an Abuja-based socialite, Alexandria, popularly known on social media as “Queen of Abuja,” over allegations of criminal defamation, cyberbullying, blackmail, and victimization.
The formal complaint follows a series of posts published online by the woman, where she accused the vocal political figure of serious personal offenses.
In response to the viral posts, Isaac Fayose made public copies of the petition letter prepared by his legal team, completely denying all claims and framing the accusations as a coordinated attempt to tarnish his reputation and blackmail him due to his public political stances.
Writing directly to the highest police leadership in the country in the petition dated Sunday, November 8, 2026, Fayose’s legal team stated that the false allegations have caused severe damage to his personal and professional standing.
Calling for immediate police intervention and arrest, the petition letter addressed to the IGP stated:
“Blackmailer must face law.”
Describing the heavy psychological and commercial impact of the viral publications on the businessman’s daily activities, the legal letter added:
“The accusations had subjected the businessman to public ridicule, embarrassment and mockery, while allegedly affecting his ability to conduct his daily business activities.”
Concluding their petition to top law enforcement authorities, the legal representatives appealed to the police command to act swiftly to protect citizens from malicious online attacks, stating:
“They urged the Inspector-General of Police to investigate the matter and take appropriate action against the woman and anyone else allegedly involved.”
Isaac Fayose maintained that he remains unshaken by what he described as deliberate political attacks and insists that all parties involved in the publication must face the full consequences of the law.
Jennifer Baba is a journalist, international news correspondent, and writer at Moderncrux, where she covers artificial intelligence, fintech, emerging technologies, global politics, and international affairs. Based in Nigeria, she is passionate about transforming complex global developments into clear, engaging stories that inform and inspire readers.
