The Ogun State Government has announced the conclusion of its investigation into the controversial rape allegation made by Miss Nsikak Abigael Emem, known as Mirabel, confirming that her claims were unfounded.
In a statement from Attorney-General Oluwasina Ogungbade (SAN), the government reported that thorough investigations revealed no evidence supporting the occurrence of the alleged incident, labeling Mirabel’s accusations as false and intentionally fabricated.
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The Ministry of Justice indicated that findings, including admissions made by Mirabel, affirmed the allegations were untrue. Consequently, the government stated that since no rape took place, there was no perpetrator to prosecute or public safety threat.
Instead of pursuing legal action against her, the Ogun State Government chose a rehabilitative approach after evaluating the circumstances of the case. The Ministry noted that psycho-social rehabilitation was deemed more beneficial and just than criminal prosecution.
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Mirabel is now under the care of the Ogun State Ministry of Women Affairs and Social Development, where she is receiving support and counseling.
The government is actively monitoring her rehabilitation, which has shown positive results, and reported that she is preparing for exams to continue her education and work towards her future.
