- Underage girl Kamardeen Aishat denies ever being sexually abused by PDP chieftain Musbau Esinrogunjo, calling the report fake.
- She says the allegation was politically motivated and aimed at tarnishing Esinrogunjo’s image.
- Her father clarified that she is 17 and will turn 18 soon, not 15 as stated in the publication.
- The family insists the sexual abuse allegation is false and urged the public to disregard it completely.
A teenage girl, Kamardeen Aishat, has dismissed an online report that accused a Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) chieftain in Kwara State, Comrade Musbau Esinrogunjo, of sexually abusing her.
Speaking with journalists in Ilorin, Aishat stated clearly that she was never abused by Esinrogunjo, describing him instead as a kind benefactor who supported her education when she needed help the most.
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She explained that both she and her parents were shocked and embarrassed by the publication, which claimed she had been assaulted by the politician. According to her, the false story was politically motivated and designed to damage Esinrogunjo’s reputation.
“I was never sexually abused by anyone. The rumours circulating online are lies and politically driven. People should ignore such reports,” she said.
Aishat recounted that she met Esinrogunjo when she faced financial difficulties in continuing her education and was advised to seek his assistance because of his known generosity in the community.
Her father, Mr. Kamardeen, also dismissed the allegation, saying his daughter was raised properly and has never been involved in any scandal.
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“When I first heard the report of a 15 year old named ‘Aisha Kamardeen’ being abused, I never thought it referred to my daughter. My daughter is 17 and will be 18 in February. The story was fabricated to destroy the image of someone who has been helping the poor,” he said.
The family urged the public to disregard the false publication and warned against spreading fake news that could harm innocent people.
