Isaac Fayose Fires Back at Rape Accusation, Threatens Lawsuit

Nigerian businessman and social commentator Isaac Fayose has threatened to take legal action after a woman accused him of rape and torture.

Fayose denied the allegations in a video shared on his Facebook page on Sunday, November 8, 2026, describing them as an attempt to damage his reputation.

The younger brother of former Ekiti State Governor, Ayodele Fayose, linked the controversy to his political stance, particularly his support for former presidential candidate Peter Obi.

He alleged that individuals who reject political approaches from the All Progressives Congress (APC) could face attempts to discredit them.

“Whenever APC tries to get you with offers, and you refuse, they may gang up against you and try to destroy your reputation. I will continue to support Peter Obi no matter what,” he said.

Fayose also cited singer Eedris Abdulkareem and an individual identified as Tumma, claiming they had faced similar attempts to tarnish their reputations.

“Eedris Abdulkareem faced it before, then Tumma, and now this. I am ready, and I will take legal action if necessary,” he added.

The controversy followed social media posts by a woman identified as Alexandra, popularly known as the Queen of Abuja, who accused Fayose of rape and torture.

Alexandra reportedly said she would ensure his arrest on Monday, November 9, claiming to have evidence to support her allegations.

She also made claims involving an incident with her then three-year-old child, although details of the alleged incident have not been independently established.

As of Monday, November 9, there was no independently confirmed report of Fayose’s arrest or a formal police investigation into the matter.

Fayose has maintained his innocence and threatened legal action, while the allegations against him remain unproven.