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EFCC to arraign Mkor Aondona, Benue governor’s aide for sextortion

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Mkor Aondona, the special adviser to the Benue State governor on Documentation, Research, and Planning, has been arrested by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) over allegations of “sextortion and cyberbullying.”

Dr. Aondona was apprehended on Friday, June 20, following a petition submitted by several female students.

The petitioners accused him of abusing his office to recruit “slim and attractive” young women for ushering roles, only to later demand “sexual favours as a condition for selection.”

According to the complaint, many of the victims believed they were being offered genuine campus job opportunities.

However, they later discovered that Dr. Mkor Aondona had secretly recorded every sexual act without their consent and used the videos to blackmail them into continued compliance.

“He would say, ‘If you refuse, I’ll leak the videos,’” one of the petitioners told EFCC investigators.

The victims further alleged that some of the explicit recordings had already been shared across various messaging platforms.
“Some of the videos are already in circulation,” they warned, raising serious concerns about their safety and privacy.

The EFCC confirmed that Dr. Aondona remains in custody and will be charged to court once investigations are concluded.

The petitioners alleged that Aondona was routinely recruiting slim and attractive girls for ushering jobs and insisted on sexual favours as a condition for selection.

Based on this, they became vulnerable to having sexual affairs with him but unknown to them, he had videos of every sexual act without their consent and was always threatening to leak the videos if they refused to continue having sex with him.

Aondona was also alleged to be involved in blackmail—sending explicit videos of the girls allegedly recorded without their knowledge or consent through several messaging platforms.

Some of the videos are said to be in circulation.

The suspect will soon be charged to court.