Isaac Fayose, the younger brother of former Ekiti State Governor Ayodele Fayose, has issued a three-day ultimatum to a woman identified as Queen of Abuja to retract her allegations of rape and torture against him or face legal action.

The businessman is calling for a public withdrawal of the claims and an unreserved apology, following several social media posts in which the woman accused him of sexually assaulting and torturing her and her three-year-old son.

The claims emerged on Sunday, November 8, 2026, when Queen of Abuja took to Threads to accuse Fayose of subjecting her and her child to alleged abuse since May 2026.

She claimed she had evidence to support her allegations and threatened to make further disclosures. In one of her posts, she wrote:

“Isaac Fayosee u must face the consequences of ur crimes against me u will be arrested. I have all my evidence. U raped me, tortured me and my son who is just 3 years old from may till date.”

Instead of addressing the allegations directly, Fayose posted a legal notice from his lawyers on Instagram on Monday, November 9.

The pre-action notice, dated November 8 and signed by Nzedebe Chinonso Paul, principal partner of the law firm, described the publications as defamatory.

According to the lawyers, their client started receiving messages and calls from acquaintances after the allegations began circulating online.

They also referred to an audio recording allegedly shared by the woman, in which she reportedly maintained that Fayose could not deny the accusations because she had evidence.

The legal team argued that the publications had damaged their client’s reputation, especially in his role as a businessman and public figure.

The lawyers also questioned the woman’s decision to include her three-year-old son in the allegations.

They asked whether she was claiming that the child had also been raped and tortured, adding that Fayose had no connection to the boy in the way suggested by the publication.

The notice also pointed to the online traction generated by the allegations, claiming that one of the posts had attracted 808 likes, 191 comments and 890 saves.

Fayose’s legal representatives have given Queen of Abuja three days to delete the publications, issue an unconditional retraction and apologise to their client.

They also want the retraction shared with bloggers and other social media platforms that spread the allegations.

The lawyers warned that failure to comply with the ultimatum would leave them with no choice but to seek legal remedies, including filing a civil suit and petitioning the appropriate authorities for investigation and possible prosecution.

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