Who is really the oppressor? How Colleen Mero Yesufu’s campaign of petitions, media attacks and state pressure has turned a land dispute into Rebecca Omokamo’s punishment before judgment.
While ownership of Plot 4022 remains before the courts and Rebecca has not been convicted of any offence, Colleen’s side continues to deploy petitions, lawyers, government agencies and damaging publications against a woman reportedly trapped inside the disputed property without basic utilities.
A recent publication presents Colleen Mero Yesufu as a helpless victim and Rebecca Omokamo Godwin-Isaac as though she has already been found guilty.
But Nigerians must ask a fundamental question:
Who is truly exercising power over whom?
Colleen’s side has reportedly petitioned the Presidency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, the Nigeria Police Force, the Federal Capital Territory Administration, the Nigeria Immigration Service and several other government institutions.
Her representatives have engaged multiple lawyers and organisations, held press briefings and repeatedly circulated serious allegations against Rebecca. The recent publication itself referred to more than 50 letters allegedly written between 2023 and 2026 in support of Colleen’s position.
That is not the profile of a person without access, influence or institutional support. It reveals the scale of the machinery being deployed against Rebecca.
Meanwhile, Rebecca remains a defendant who has pleaded not guilty and has not been convicted by any court.
A Headline Is Not a Court Judgment
The recent publication repeatedly describes Rebecca as though every allegation against her has been conclusively established. It portrays disputed documents as proven forgeries and presents accusations involving
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