The Shocking Truth: Teenager Accused of Poisoning 5 with Pepper Soup Speaks Out

Aisha Suleiman, a teenager who was wrongly accused of poisoning five people with pepper soup, has spoken out about the terrifying ordeal that nearly cost her life.

In an interview with ITV Radio after being cleared of all charges, Suleiman recounted the events that led to her wrongful arrest and near-lynching.

A Relationship Turned Sour and a False Accusation

According to Suleiman, tensions began after she ended her relationship with her boyfriend. His father had barred her from visiting their home, and on the day of the incident, she was in a completely different location while the tragic deaths occurred in Afashio.

The false accusation stemmed from a viral social media post that circulated her photo, claiming she had poisoned her ex-boyfriend and four of his friends. The post ignited outrage, leading an angry mob to confront her.

A Brush with Death

As the rumors spread like wildfire, a mob publicly humiliated Aisha, tied her up, and doused her with petrol, preparing to set her ablaze. It was only the timely intervention of authorities that saved her life.

She was arrested and charged in court, but human rights activists stepped in, demanding a thorough investigation into the case.

The Truth Uncovered

A detailed inquiry later revealed that the victims had died from carbon monoxide poisoning caused by generator fumes, not from food poisoning. This critical finding led to Aisha’s exoneration, and all charges against her were dropped.