- Mirabel’s neighbour has disputed her viral rape claim, saying he heard no disturbance and questioning details about her mother’s reported death, while no official conclusion has been announced.
A neighbour of Mirabel, the young lady whose alleged rape case recently went viral online, has spoken out, claiming that what he observed contradicts her account of events.
In a statement circulating on social media, the man, who identified himself as her next-door neighbour, alleged that he did not hear any noise or distress during the time the incident was said to have happened.
According to him, “The rape did not happen. I did not hear any shouting when the alleged incident occurred.”
He also questioned another part of her story, stating that she had earlier claimed her mother passed away only a few days ago, which led residents in their compound to contribute money to support her.
However, the neighbour said he later checked her social media page and found an older post suggesting her mother had died last December.
He further alleged that he had seen her with a man who frequently visited her, adding that this made him doubt her claims.
In other news…Joy William, a US-based Nigerian registered nurse, has stirred reactions online after claiming that she earns in just two hours what a Nigerian doctor makes in an entire month.
She shared the statement on X on Monday, February 16, 2026, while addressing Nigerian doctors who she said “look down on nurses.”
“For those of you Nigerian Dr who look down on Nurses just know that as a Registered Nurse, 2 hours is only what it takes me to earn what a Nigerian Doctor will earn in one month,” she wrote.
She added, “No long epistle, just a reminder that sometimes your destiny is heavily tied to your location. Same hard work. Same intelligence. Completely different reward.”
Encouraging professionals to seek better opportunities, she said, “If life gives you the opportunity to grow, relocate, or level up… take it. Comfort zones rarely change bank accounts.”
She concluded by acknowledging workers in Nigeria, stating, “Respect to every professional grinding back home, but never apologize for choosing a life that expands you.”
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