RITUAL SCANDAL : Mistress Accuses Oil Magnet Of Sanitary Pad Theft,Ritual, Forgery, Burgling Ikoyi Apartment

The Police Special Fraud Unit (PSFU) in Lagos ,is said to have welded into a case of alleged ritual attempt , theft of sanitary Pad, Forgery and burgling of an Ikoyi apartment by an Oil and Gas Mogul.

The estranged Lagos based mistress of the Mogul , has petitioned the Police Special Fraud Unit (PSFU) over alleged burglary, theft, document forgery and threats to life involving a prominent oil and gas businessman from Delta State.

The petitioner alleged that the businessman, with whom she reportedly had a relationship spanning over seven years, bought for her a luxury four-bedroom apartment with a two-room boys’ quarters located at Apartment B702, No. 19 Glover Road, Ikoyi, Lagos.

According to her, she had been residing in the property since 2024 and possessed all ownership documents in her name, while also paying service charges through the estate management company, Prestigious Homes.

She alleged that the dispute began in January 2026 after the businessman spent the night at her apartment.

The woman claimed that upon waking up the next morning, she discovered that a used menstrual pad she had discarded in her bathroom waste bin had mysteriously disappeared.

Suspicious, she reportedly contacted the businessman to question him about the missing item.

According to her petition, the businessman initially denied any knowledge of the incident, but after a confrontation, the used sanitary pad was allegedly recovered from his pocket.

The woman said the development left her frightened, as she suspected possible ritual motives behind the act.

She further alleged that she fled the apartment for safety and locked up the residence.

However, days later, she claimed she observed through her CCTV camera application that associates of the businessman unlawfully gained access into the apartment and removed valuables, including a Range Rover, a 2024 Lexus RX350, cash estimated at about $50,000 and ₦10 million, as well as jewelry allegedly worth over £200,000.

The petitioner also alleged that documents relating to the ownership of the property, including the deed of assignment prepared in her name by Prestigious Homes, were fraudulently altered and reissued in the businessman’s name before being registered at the Federal Land Registry.

She further claimed that members of her family, including her mother and sibling, had been subjected to threats, harassment and intimidation over the matter.

Expressing fears for her safety, the woman alleged that the businessman was using his influence and financial power against her.

The matter has since been reported to the Police Special Fraud Unit in Lagos, which is currently investigating the allegations.