- Nigerian businessman and social commentator Isaac Fayose has taken legal action against businesswoman Alexandria, known as the Queen of Abuja.
- His lawyers reportedly petitioned Inspector General of Police Tunji Disu on November 8, 2026, over social media allegations.
- The petition accuses Alexandria of cyberbullying, criminal defamation, blackmail and victimisation.
Nigerian businessman and social commentator Isaac Fayose has taken legal action against a businesswoman identified as Alexandria, popularly known as Queen of Abuja, following allegations she made against him on social media.
Fayose’s legal representatives reportedly submitted a petition to the Inspector General of Police, Tunji Disu, on November 8, 2026, accusing the businesswoman of cyberbullying, criminal defamation, blackmail and victimisation.
In the petition, the lawyers argued that the allegations published against their client were damaging to his reputation and were not backed by credible evidence. They consequently called on the police chief to investigate the matter and take appropriate legal action.
Fayose made the development public on Monday, November 9, by sharing a copy of the petition on his Instagram page.
Accompanying the document, he wrote: “Letter to IGP Blackmailer must face law.”
The legal dispute follows a series of claims made by Queen of Abuja in an Instagram post on November 8. In the post, the businesswoman warned that Fayose would face consequences over what she described as offences committed against her and her three-year-old son.
She further alleged that she had evidence of incidents dating back to May, claimed she was taken to the United Kingdom under false pretences and questioned Fayose’s decision to remain silent over the matter.
The businesswoman also tagged his Instagram account and threatened to release more information about the allegations the following Monday.
However, Fayose has completely denied the accusations, describing them as an attempt to tarnish his reputation.
In his earlier reaction, the businessman linked the controversy to his political stance, alleging that he was being targeted because of his refusal to support the All Progressives Congress and his decision to back Peter Obi.
He also referred to previous experiences he considered similar and indicated his readiness to address the matter through legal means.
The disagreement has since generated reactions across social media, with some users expressing support for Fayose’s decision to seek legal redress, while others have called for a proper investigation into the businesswoman’s allegations.
As of the time of filing this report, there has been no independent confirmation of an arrest or any official outcome of a police investigation into the matter.
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