Key points
- Police detained the woman on 6 November after an inquiry. She was charged and arraigned at a magistrates court.
- Rudeboy has vowed to pursue formal legal steps. His team says they will let the courts decide.
- Rights groups urged caution over unverified online claims. Campaigners warned that rushed posts can harm people.
Rudeboy (Paul Okoye) says a woman who accused him online was arrested. Police say officers detained her on 6 November after an initial inquiry.
The arrest follows a string of social posts that named the singer and repeated a grave claim. Early coverage shows a fast public reaction and calls for legal answers. Paul Okoye family birthday post.
How police and court acted
Police opened a probe after referrals from citizens and online tips. Investigators say they found sufficient grounds to detain and charge the woman.
The accused was taken to a magistrates court and formally arraigned on the charge. Court records confirm the arraignment and the start of pre-trial steps. The arraignment itself does not decide guilt or innocence.
Police and investigators continue to gather witness statements and evidence. Authorities told reporters they will follow standard procedures while the case moves forward.
Where the case goes next
Rudeboy’s legal team says it will press formal steps to clear the singer’s name. The team earlier warned that legal action would follow and asked supporters to avoid trial by social media. Rudeboy birthday message from Ify Okoye praises his support.
Lawyers note the case now enters a pre-trial stage where both sides may exchange evidence. Hearing dates will be set and the court will decide whether the matter goes to full trial.
Local campaigners urged caution and careful reporting on the matter. They said that unverified claims can damage lives and complicate police work, and asked the public to wait for court findings.
Rudeboy (Paul Okoye) and his representatives have not released new public comment beyond earlier statements. ValidUpdates will follow the case and report confirmed developments from the court and police
