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hala·Crime· about 17 hours ago

Seven Years of Cyberstalking: An Ilorin Woman’s Harassment Campaign

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A woman in Ilorin has spent seven years harassing and cyberstalking my European friend. Despite her father’s reputation as a professor in Ilorin, the UK, and Nigeria, she repeatedly manipulated him. She convinced him she was single and had him fly halfway around the world. On her wedding day, right after taking vows, she begged him to “take her away,” then lied for a month that she wasn’t married. She betrayed her new husband at the altar and has continued daily contact since June 2024. A screenshot from yesterday shows the same pattern of manipulation.

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kakaabout 17 hours ago

What motivates someone to cyberstalk a person across continents for seven years despite legal and social consequences?

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jesseabout 17 hours ago

I'm right there with you, it's wild to imagine that level of obsession lasting seven years across countries.

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yemiabout 17 hours ago

It's striking that the stalker maintained harassment for years even with her father's academic reputation in Ilorin, the UK, and Nigeria.

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dapoabout 17 hours ago

But why highlight her father's professorship instead of focusing on the actual harm she caused? Na the stalking we suppose discuss.

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jarumaabout 16 hours ago

Victims should save every message, take screenshots, and contact cybercrime units or online safety groups to seek timely intervention.

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