The Ogun State Police Command has begun a formal investigation into allegations of sexual assault made by a Nigerian TikTok creator identified online as Mirabel (@mirab351). The high‑profile case drew national attention after the survivor shared a series of emotional videos on social media describing a disturbing incident that allegedly took place in her home on Sunday, February 15, 2026. Her posts quickly went viral, triggering widespread concern and sparking public conversations about sexual violence and the need for stronger protections for survivors in Nigeria.
Initially, the Lagos State Domestic and Sexual Violence Agency (DSVA) responded to the viral posts and confirmed contact with a close friend of the survivor. The agency also stated that preliminary information showed the incident did not occur within Lagos, placing it outside its legal jurisdiction. As a result, all information gathered was forwarded to the Ogun State Police Command for thorough investigation and follow‑up.
According to the Ogun police, the survivor was traced and brought to the appropriate police station after her discharge from initial medical care. The command’s spokesperson highlighted that Mirabel was then transferred to Ogijo Police Station, the location where the alleged assault happened, to begin official documentation and investigative procedures. She was also referred for further medical attention due to her fragile condition, and the police have emphasized the importance of her safety and recovery as part of the ongoing process.
Contrary to unverified reports circulating online, the police clarified that Mirabel has not been arrested as part of the investigation and that she voluntarily came forward to report the incident. The command further debunked claims suggesting that she was detained for providing false information, stating clearly that the case is still under investigation and that determining the truth will be based on evidence gathered by law enforcement.
As the investigation continues, the Ogun State Police have urged the public not to jump to conclusions and have encouraged anyone with credible information related to the case to come forward. The authorities have also reaffirmed their commitment to pursuing justice if the allegations are proven true, while also noting that there are legal consequences for making false reports.
The case has already sparked significant discussion on social media, with many Nigerians expressing support for survivors of sexual violence and calling for more effective legal protections and enforcement. The outcome of this investigation may influence broader conversations about how sexual assault cases are handled in the country and how survivors are supported through the legal and medical process.