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In a petition to Inspector General of Police Kayode Egbetokun, former Delta State Commissioner and current Special Adviser on Communications and Strategy to the Senate President Kenny Okolugbo has called for a comprehensive investigation into a purported cyberattack and defamation campaign that was intended to damage his public image.
Okolugbo stated in the appeal that his verified 𝕏 (formerly Twitter) account was compromised and used to post fraudulent information, which was then promoted and misrepresented by well-known social media users. In addition to being published without his permission, Okolugbo said that the fake post was “simultaneously circulated and embellished by these influencers using identical language and coordinated timing, pointing to a syndicated disinformation campaign.”
The skewed post, he continued, wrongly accused him of voice manipulation, phone cloning, and secret meetings in London—all of which he called “not only untrue but impossible based on verified evidence.” dia influences Adeola Fayehun, Rufai Oseni, and Tunde Ednut.
Not only are these accusations false, they are also impossible. In the petition, the former commissioner claimed that they were purposefully produced and disseminated to mislead the public.
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Since the bogus narratives were not even present in the hacked post, he further implied that the smear effort was planned to bolster Senator Natasha Akpoti Uduaghan’s accusations. This, he claimed, demonstrates “deliberate malice and coordinated misinformation.”
Okolugbo listed a number of demands to guarantee that justice is done and urged the Nigeria Police Force to act immediately.
A thorough investigation into the purported hacking and impersonation of his verified 𝕏 account, prosecution of those responsible for the alleged defamation and forgery, and preservation of all pertinent digital evidence from social media platforms and outside providers for forensic analysis are among his demands.
He referenced the Cybercrimes (Prohibition, Prevention, etc.) Act, 2015, which contains laws pertaining to the accused offenses.
This is a topic of both personal and public interest. Okolugbo pleaded with the police to take prompt, decisive action.
The former commissioner provided his 2025 travel records as evidence of his allegations, demonstrating that he had not left Nigeria during the purported meetings in London.
My most recent visit to London was on November 5, 2024. He wrote, “This year, I haven’t left Nigeria.”
Additionally, he sent screenshots of the timelines of the defamatory posts to provide the investigation more information.
The petition has not received an official response from the Nigeria Police Force as of the time of publication.
