BBNaija Star Tuoyo Vows to Sue NDLEA After Alleged Brutality During Lagos Nightclub Raid
Former Big Brother Naija star Tuoyo Ideh has stated that he will be taking legal action against the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) after he was allegedly assaulted during a nightclub raid in Lagos. The incident occurred during a raid at Proxy Nightclub in Victoria Island in the early hours of Sunday, October 26, 2025.
The NDLEA reportedly stormed the club and arrested more than 100 people who were present at the venue. Among those taken into custody were socialite Pretty Mike and Tuoyo, who later claimed that the treatment he received from the operatives was brutal and degrading.
According to Tuoyo, he was physically beaten and embarrassed during the arrest. He said the experience left him in serious pain and emotional distress. He explained that even days after the incident, he is still trying to understand why he was treated that way, as he insists he did nothing to deserve such harsh treatment.
In a statement he shared on Instagram, Tuoyo said it has been three days since the incident, and he is still finding it difficult to recover from the shock and trauma. He described the aftermath as emotionally draining, noting that he has struggled to sleep and feel normal since the raid.
Despite the pain, Tuoyo used the opportunity to thank everyone who has shown him support since the incident. He appreciated the many calls, text messages, and encouragement he received from fans, friends, and colleagues, saying their support has helped him stay strong through the ordeal.
However, the reality star made it clear that he is not letting the matter go. He stated that he will be pursuing legal action to address what he described as an infringement on his fundamental human rights. He believes that holding the agency accountable is important to prevent similar situations from happening to others.
Tuoyo expressed hope that the Nigerian legal system will provide justice. He said he wants the matter to be handled fairly and professionally and that he trusts the law to take the right course. He concluded by once again thanking those who have stood by him during this challenging and painful moment.
