Inside the Scandal— Billionaire’s Estranged Wife Cries Foul, Demands Justice
The estranged wife of Abuja-based businessman and oil magnate, Alhaji Aliyu Abubakar, has made a public appeal for justice, alleging abandonment and emotional hardship after having a set of twins for him.
In a detailed statement titled “A Demand for Justice: My Ordeal in the Hands of an Oil Mogul,” Mrs. Suheir Aliyu Abubakar, recounted her experience in the marriage and the challenges she has faced since her husband allegedly withdrew all support in 2017.
According to her, she and the businessman, who is the Chairman of AA Oil and A Group International Limited, had twins together before their relationship broke down.
Since then, she claims, he has not provided financial support nor maintained contact with the children, causing her to resort to support from her family members both in Abu Dhabi and Lebanon, her country of birth.
“Shortly after the birth of our twins, he cut all ties,” she said. “He has not seen them since then, nor has he contributed to their welfare. The children who bear his name have been left entirely in my care.”
Mrs. Abubakar also said she remains legally married to him, as he has refused to grant her a divorce, leaving her “trapped and unable to rebuild” her life.
According to the woman, her ordeal deepened recently when she received a formal notice to vacate her apartment in Abuja from A Group International Limited, one of her husband’s companies. The letter signed by one Asewumi Bashir, dated October 10, 2025 and titled “Notice To Vacate Your Current Apartment From Ancestors Court.”
It reads in part: “Our chairman, Alhaji Aliyu Abubakar, has ordered your vacation from the apartment you currently occupy at Flat 7, Block A, Ancestors Court, Odah Ibeto Close, Off Osun Crescent, Maitama, Abuja, on or by 10th December, 2025.
The Tenancy Agreement expired on 30th September, 2025, and the company is no longer ready to renew it.”
This is not just a story of a broken home; it is a cry for justice. It is a story of how unchecked wealth and power — the kind that handles hundreds of millions of dollars — can be weaponized to inflict pain, humiliation, and deliberate starvation. My children and I are not victims of fate; we are victims of a man who uses his wealth and influence to control, to punish, and to abandon.
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Demanding for justice, she said “I am demanding justice from Alhaji Aliyu Abubakar — to compensate me for the damages I have suffered since the day he abandoned me. I therefore appeal to the President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Alhaji Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, and to all human-rights activists, civil-society organizations, and associations — both in Nigeria and internationally — to come to my aid and prevail on him to do what is just and humane.”
