Alexandra Alexander, the Abuja-based woman who accused Isaac Fayose of rape, has made a u-turn about her earlier claim.
This came after the Nigerian businessman wrote a petition against her at the police headquarters on Monday.
DAILY POST reports that Alexandra Alexander, also known online as Queen of Abuja, had over the weekend made a rape allegation against Isaac Fayose and shared her alleged chats with him on her social media pages.
She also claimed that Isaac invited her abroad for settlement.
Reacting to the allegations, Isaac who denied the allegation on his Instagram page, shared a copy of his petition against her.
Captioning the post, he wrote, "Letter to IGP. Blackmailer must face the law."
Following the development, some of Isaac's followers alleged that Alexandra might be sponsored by the All Progressives Congress, APC, or Seyi Tinubu who he recently had a clash with.
DAILY POST reports that the allegation surfaced a few hours after Isaac's online exchange with Seyi Tinubu over the number of security personnel that follow him around amid the country's security challenges.
Speaking on the matter in a new Instagram video on Tuesday, Isaac said the blackmail has nothing to do with Seyi Tinubu, noting that the lady said that it was Ai.
He said, "My people, good morning. Truth be told. Seyi Tinubu doesn't have a hand in this blackmailing, he doesn't have anything to do with this blackmailing.
"That girl is a crackhead, she said na Ai but she will explain herself in court. And the bloggers that didn't verify the story or collect evidence before putting it on their blogs, will get their lawsuit today. Please guys let's be guided, Seyi doesn't know the girl .
"Although, Seyi and I have our own fight. And my fight with him is that his father must be voted out of power. His father has spoiled our country and wrecked our economy. So let our campaign be on point."
DAILY POST reports that a check on Alexandra's page confirmed that she has deleted all posts concerning Isaac Fayose.
Watch him speak below:
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Lady who accused Isaac Fayose of rape makes u-turn, deletes posts