Isaac Fayose, younger brother of former Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose, has threatened legal action against a woman identified as Queen of Abuja over allegations that he raped and tortured her and her three-year-old son.
Fayose, through his legal representatives, has issued the woman a three-day ultimatum to withdraw the allegations, tender an unconditional public apology and stop making further publications about the matter or face legal consequences.
The development followed a series of posts the woman shared on her Threads account on Sunday, accusing Fayose of sexually assaulting and torturing her and her young son.
In her posts, she alleged that the incidents started in May 2026 and continued until recently. She also claimed to have evidence to support her allegations and warned that Fayose would face the consequences of his alleged actions.
In one of the posts, she wrote that Fayose would be arrested, insisting that she had evidence of the alleged rape and torture involving herself and her three-year-old child.
The woman further claimed that she had shared some of the alleged evidence with Fayose and threatened to make additional revelations on Monday.
However, Fayose’s lawyers have dismissed the allegations as malicious and defamatory, arguing that the publications have caused serious damage to their client’s reputation.
In a pre-action notice dated November 8, 2026, the legal team said Fayose became aware of the allegations after friends and acquaintances drew his attention to the social media posts accusing him of rape and torture.
The notice, signed by Nzedebe Chinonso Paul, principal partner of the law firm, was shared by Fayose on his Instagram page on Monday.
The lawyers also referred to an audio recording allegedly circulated alongside the woman’s social media publications, in which she reportedly maintained that Fayose raped her and could not deny the accusation because she possessed evidence.
According to the legal representatives, the allegations have exposed their client to public ridicule and reputational damage, particularly given his position as a businessman and public figure.
They also questioned the woman’s decision to include her three-year-old son in the allegations, asking whether the child was also allegedly subjected to rape and torture.
The lawyers subsequently demanded that the woman remove the disputed publications from her social media accounts and ensure that bloggers and other platforms that reproduced the allegations also take them down.
They insisted that their client was demanding an immediate and unconditional withdrawal of the allegations, alongside a public apology, within three days of receiving the notice.
The legal team warned that failure to meet the demands within the stipulated period would leave them with no option but to institute a civil lawsuit and submit a formal petition to the appropriate authorities for investigation and possible prosecution.
The lawyers stated that they were prepared to pursue all available legal options to protect their client’s reputation if the woman failed to comply with the ultimatum.
As of the time of filing this report, there was no information on whether the woman had responded to the legal notice or whether any formal investigation into her allegations had commenced.
The rape and torture claims remain allegations and have not been established by a court.
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