Ogun Police Command Issues Statement on Mirabel's Controversial Rape Allegation
The Ogun State Police Command has released an official update regarding the case of Abigeal Nsikak, widely known as Mirabel on TikTok, following her public rape allegation made online. In a statement issued on the evening of February 25, the command's spokesperson, DSP Oluseyi Babaseyi, detailed the steps taken by authorities to address the sensitive matter.
Medical Examination and Investigation Progress
According to DSP Babaseyi, upon Mirabel's visit to the police station, she was promptly received and escorted to a medical facility for a necessary examination. This procedure was conducted to verify the validity of her claims, as part of the standard investigative protocol. The police have confirmed that Mirabel has been cooperating fully with investigators as the due process advances, ensuring a thorough and impartial inquiry into the allegations.
Release to Ministry of Women Affairs
In light of her welfare and support requirements, Mirabel has been released into the custody of the Ogun State Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development. The Ministry has assumed responsibility for her care and has provided assurances to the Police Command that she will be available whenever needed as the investigation proceeds. This move underscores the authorities' commitment to balancing legal procedures with humanitarian considerations.
Public Assurance and Call for Restraint
DSP Babaseyi reassured the public that the case is being handled with the utmost professionalism, sensitivity, and diligence. He emphasized the importance of allowing the investigation to run its full course without interference or speculation from the public. Further updates will be communicated as necessary to keep the community informed and maintain transparency throughout the process.
Background of the Incident
Mirabel gained significant internet attention after posting a video in which she recounted being allegedly raped by an anonymous man who invaded her home. As an orphan, her story resonated widely, but it later took a controversial turn when she admitted in a chat with social critic Very Dark Man that she had fabricated the story. Mirabel cited depression and personal struggles as reasons for her actions, adding complexity to the case and highlighting issues of mental health and online accountability.
