BREAKING: Nigerians React as Police Declare ABC’s Controversial Daughter, Ihuoma Julia Nneji, Wanted for Cybercrime
Nigerians are speaking out loudly following the official declaration of Ihuoma Julia Nneji—allegedly linked to the influential ABC family—as wanted by the Nigeria Police Force National Cybercrime Centre (NPF-NCCC). The 34-year-old is being sought for alleged involvement in criminal defamation, injurious falsehood, and cyberstalking.
In a notice signed by the authority of the Inspector-General of Police, Ihuoma Nneji was listed with her last known address as C44/45, Close 57, Victoria Garden City, Lagos. The Police urged the public to assist in locating her, providing multiple contact numbers for anyone with useful information.
As the news broke, Nigerians took to social media to express their reactions—many praising the move as a long-overdue step toward accountability in digital spaces.
Twitter user @AdewuraSalewa tweeted:
“Finally, the law is catching up! Ihuoma Julia Nneji thought she could hide behind a screen forever, defaming and cyberstalking people without consequences. In a country where law and order must prevail, this is a bold step. Kudos to the Nigerian Police Force. Justice must be served.”
In agreement, @AjisafeJennifer responded:
“Exactly! Actions have consequences. You can’t keep dragging innocent people through the mud online and expect to walk free. The era of using social media for targeted defamation is over. Big ups to the Nigerian Police for stepping up!”
The declaration has sparked renewed conversation about responsible digital conduct, especially among public figures and influencers. With cybercrime on the rise, many believe the police are finally taking necessary action to combat online abuse and falsehoods.
As the investigation intensifies, all eyes remain on the NPF-NCCC to see if this move will set a new precedent in holding online defamers accountable—regardless of their social status or connections.
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