Ritual Scare as Lagos Billionaire Allegedly Found With Lover’s Used Sanitary Pad

A prominent billionaire businessman in Lagos has been accused of secretly taking his lover’s used sanitary pad and hiding it in his pocket, triggering allegations of ritual practices and a widening dispute involving property ownership, threats, and alleged theft.

According to reports by lindaikejisblog.com, the businessman, said to be an oil and gas mogul from Southern Nigeria, had reportedly been in a long-term relationship with the woman for over seven years. During the relationship, he allegedly funded her luxury lifestyle, sponsored trips abroad, and bought her a house in Lagos.

The controversy reportedly began earlier this year after the businessman visited the woman at her residence in Ikoyi. The woman later claimed that a used sanitary pad she had disposed of in her bathroom bin mysteriously disappeared after his visit.

Suspicious of the incident, she reportedly contacted the businessman and asked him to return to the house. After confronting him over the missing item, the businessman allegedly denied taking it. However, the woman later searched him and allegedly found the used sanitary pad hidden in one of his pockets.

The discovery reportedly heightened her fears that the item may have been intended for ritual purposes, although no evidence has been publicly presented to support the claim.

The incident allegedly marked the collapse of their relationship, with the dispute later escalating into accusations of fraud, intimidation, and unlawful seizure of property.

The woman further alleged that the businessman attempted to reclaim the Lagos property he had gifted her by fraudulently changing ownership documents. She claimed that deeds relating to the property were allegedly altered and reissued in the businessman’s name through unlawful means.

She also alleged that associates of the businessman unlawfully entered her apartment and carted away valuables, including a Range Rover, a 2024 Lexus RX350, cash in dollars and naira, and jewellery valued at over £20,000.

According to the report, the woman claimed that she and members of her family have since been subjected to threats, harassment, and intimidation, causing fears for their safety.

Sources further alleged that the matter is currently under investigation by the Special Fraud Unit (SFU) of the Nigeria Police Force in Ikoyi, while the businessman is reportedly avoiding public attention.

The woman is said to have travelled abroad and engaged lawyers to petition the SFU for protection and investigation into the allegations.

Neither the businessman nor the police authorities had officially commented on the claims as of the time of filing this report.