
The self-proclaimed ‘Queen of Abuja’ claims she has evidence against the businessman and has threatened to reveal more details, as the allegations generate reactions online.
An Abuja-based socialite, Alexandria, popularly known as the ‘Queen of Abuja’, has publicly accused businessman Isaac Fayose of rape, torture and other alleged serious offences, sparking controversy on social media.
Alexandria made the allegations in a series of posts on Threads, where she claimed she had been calling out Fayose for several days over what she described as disturbing incidents.
In one of the most serious claims, the socialite alleged that her three-year-old son was also subjected to torture. However, she has yet to publicly provide independently verified evidence to substantiate the allegations.
The socialite insisted that Fayose would not escape accountability, claiming she possesses evidence to support her accusations.
She further threatened to disclose additional details, raising expectations among social media users who have been following the unfolding controversy.
Alexandria also questioned Fayose's alleged silence, suggesting that his failure to publicly address the accusations was surprising given his previous willingness to speak out on social media.
Her posts have generated conversations online, with many users seeking clarification about the allegations and awaiting further information from both parties.
The controversy has also placed attention on Fayose, as social media users anticipate his response to the accusations.
As of the time of filing this report, Isaac Fayose's response to the allegations had not been established.
It is important to stress that the accusations remain unverified and should not be treated as established facts. Any investigation or legal determination would be necessary to establish what actually happened.
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