Nigerian man jailed for multiple s3xual offences in UK

A Nigerian serial s3x offender has been jailed for multiple s3xual offences in the United Kingdom.

Victor Komolafe, 35, was sentenced to 8 years and 11 months at Woolwich Crown Court on Wednesday, June 3, 2026 after being found guilty of four counts of s3xual abuse earlier this year.

Komolafe was convicted as a result of the Met’s V100 programme which uses data and intelligence to produce a monthly list of the top 100 offenders posing the highest risk to women and girls in London, then pursues them with “tactics drawn from counter terrorism policing” to take them off the street.”

He also received a S3xual Harm Prevention Order for indefinite period and will remain on the sex offenders register for life.

Komolafe was previously found guilty of 4 counts of s3xual abuse on Wednesday, 23 April at Snaresbrook Crown Court, including 1 count of attempted r@pe, 1 count of s3xual assault and 2 counts of assault by penetration.

The defendant, who also went under the aliases of Ghost and Xavier, was charged in relation to two complainants unknown to each other.

Detective Constable Jo Cheug and Helen Codes both worked on the investigation.

“Komolafe would hide behind a guise of familiarity and friendship with his victims; this enabled him to exploit his formed connections and target these women for his abusive crimes,” they shared. 

“The bravery of both victims coming forward emphasises their strength of character, and their willingness to speak out against abusers such as Komolafe.”

“Their courage and determination enabled our investigation to achieve the justice they desperately deserved”.

The defendant was arrested following a report of s3xual assault on 10, August 2023. 

When questioned by police, Komolafe stated this s3xual activity was consensual and initiated by the complainant.

Following a determined investigation by Met detectives, and despite considerable efforts being taken by Komolafe to withhold his name, address, and identity from his victims, forensic analysis was found to support the report.

An additional report of s3xual abuse of a similar nature was also made within a month of his arrest. This report was made on 25, September 2023. 

The second victim stated s3xual offences were committed by Komolafe on 23, September 2023.

The second victim notes being denied food or water, which was a purposeful tactic to incapacitate the victim. 

Komolafe then went on to commit further s3xual offences against the victim in a car belonging to his partner.

Komolafe again denied this assault, yet the investigative team found forensic evidence on the complainants clothing, which showed semen belonging to the defendant.

One victim shared: “If you have a feeling that something happened to you against your will go to the police. It’s worth speaking up even if you’re not sure.

“This might encourage people to report him and others. People like him need to be put to face justice.

“You shouldn’t feel unsafe. If there is anyone who was hurt by Victor you should come forward. He won’t be able to hurt you now. Try and find strength to do that. It’s not right to let people like him to get away with crimes like this.”

According to the Met Police, the V100 programme uses data and intelligence to identify offenders posing the highest risk to women and girls, producing a monthly list of the top 100.

“Officers then relentlessly pursue these individuals to remove them from London’s streets, using tactics drawn from counter terrorism policing,” Met said in a statement on Friday, June 5.

“This offender represents continued progress within V100, following 208 nominals convicted up to the end of April since its launch in 2023.”