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Seyitan Eunice Babatayo who accused D’Banj of rape is nowhere to be found

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Miss Seyitan Eunice Babatayo who publicly accused popular musician, D’banj of raping her is “no where to be found”.

According to Chioma Agwuegbo, Seyitan Eunice Babatayo who is supposed to meet with the Police PPRO this morning over the alleged rape by D’banj, is nowhere to be found, unreachable by friends and family and probably didn’t get home last night.

Seyitan Eunice Babatayo who accused D'Banj of rape is nowhere to be found - Chioma Agwuegbo

Agwuegbo took to her social media page to raise awareness about this new development, telling the Nigerian police that they would be held responsible if anything happens to her.

She wrote;

So Miss Seyitan Eunice Babatayo who was supposed to meet with @PoliceNG
PPRO this morning is nowhere to be found. She’s not answering calls or in contact with her lawyer or family. There is strong reason to believe she didn’t get home last night.

It is unconscionable that women in Nigeria cannot speak up about sexual violence done to them without fear of more violence.

What is this pressure on Seyitan to recant if Dbanj is not guilty? Didn’t they already ask for 100m in damages? Why not allow the law take its course?

We have it on good authority that she is being pressured and induced to recant her testimony.

Dear @PoliceNG, you’re already culpable for being a willing tool to harass and intimidate a citizen who accused Dbanj of rape. We will hold you accountable if anything happens to her.

Seyitan Eunice Babatayo who accused D'Banj of rape is nowhere to be found - Chioma Agwuegbo

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