
Below is an open latter written by Human Right activist Ukan Kurugh to the Governor amid the ugly incident speculating online.
On May 22, 2025, I was approached by a group of distressed female students seeking justice. They accused Hon. Mkor Aondona Donatus, Special Adviser to the Governor on Documentation, Research, and Planning, of engaging in highly unethical and criminal conduct.
According to their accounts, Hon. Mkor informed them that you, His Excellency, had instructed him to recruit a group of slim and attractive young women for ushering duties, claiming that you specifically preferred slim girls for such assignments. He initially contacted one of the girls and asked her to bring friends, who were then told to invite others. Disturbingly, they alleged that sexual relations were presented as a requirement for selection, with anyone considered "chubby" being automatically disqualified.
The situation became even more troubling when one of the young women refused to continue participating. In retaliation, Hon. Mkor allegedly began blackmailing her with sexually explicit videos that were recorded without her consent. He reportedly sent her multiple clips via messaging platforms and quickly deleted them, but she was able to save some evidence and also took screenshots of the conversations, which were subsequently forwarded to me.
A formal petition was initially submitted through the Office of the OC Surveillance, but unfortunately, it did not reach the Commissioner of Police. A second petition was then submitted through another channel, which resulted in the arrest of Hon. Mkor Aondona Donatus.
This letter serves as a public appeal to Your Excellency to use the full authority of your office to ensure this matter is investigated thoroughly and transparently. No individual, regardless of title or position, should be above the law. Justice must prevail, especially when it concerns the dignity, safety, and rights of young women in our state.
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