“I am De Suspect. I am set to reign supreme in the world of women’s wrestling” boasts new sensational Nigerian lady talent

De Suspect, whose real name is Kazeem, oluwatunmise abidat, was born in Lagos, Nigeria on the 27th May, 2000. May 27th is celebrated in Nigeria annually as a holiday dedicated to celebrating children all over the world, and for adults to remember their childhood experiences. De Suspect, who hails from Ijebu Ode in Ogun State area of Nigeria, started her pro wrestling career in 2019 at age 19 before she left the scene only to resurface in October 2021 and she has been boasting that she has come back to stay.

De Suspect

Tunmise, a first year student at the Federal college of education (FCE) Akoka, Yaba, Lagos in Nigeria studying Business Education, is the 4th born among 5 boys and the only girl in the family of Mr. Lamidi Kazeem and Mrs. Olaide Kazeem.  Her dad is a vehicle upholstery repairer while her mother is a janitor and also a business woman.

Alexandra The Queen (left) and De Suspect

De Suspect, who originally began pro wrestling to protect and defend herself has now scaled up and made up her mind to take the sport as a profession citing examples of Bayley, Becky Lynch, Asuka, Charlotte Flair, Sasha Banks, Hikaru Shida, Tessa Blanchard and Riho among the world pro wrestling female wrestlers who have inspired her and made money and fame and earned a living through the sport.

De Suspect

‘’I came around before and left due to some personal challenges but I am back and back for real. Back to stay and stay for good. I have seen women professional wrestling events and championships locally, nationally and internationally and I believe I can fit in. It is not by size. As small as a needle is, a chicken cannot swallow it. I may not be as big as other African and American wrestlers are, but I have something big in me energizing me to forge ahead. I can make it in the game as I have started training and I will surely make my debut soon,’’ boasted De Suspect.

On her name ‘’De Suspect,’’ she was asked how she came about the name and she responded that we are all suspects in one way or another depending on how we see it. In law enforcement jargon, a suspect is a known person accused or suspected of committing a crime. Police and reporters in the United States often use the word suspect as a jargon when referring to the perpetrator of the offense committed.

Alexandra The Queen, Olusesan Olukoya, WrestleMap’s Chief Correspondent in Africa, and De Suspect

We are excited to see De Suspect as a new talent on the block while wishing her all the best in this career of professional wrestling. She has all the stuffs available to her to excel only if she can combine her education with the sport and succeed in the two paths.