‘This is when he needs us most’ — Rahman Jago backs Poco Lee
Poco Lee’s management says the allegation is not part of the court case and urges the public to avoid unverified claims.
- In a statement issued Tuesday, the management team of Iweh Pascal Odinaka, known as Poco Lee, denied reports linking his United Kingdom legal case to "drink spiking," stating such claims are not part of the court charges.
- Benjamin Kuti, founder of the Community of Nigerians in the United Kingdom, confirmed the dancer's detention on Monday after reports surfaced on Nigerian social media between 18 and 19 August.
- Adedoyin Faleye, speaking for the management, urged the public to "desist from introducing details that are not part of the actual case," warning that unverified narratives create unfair prejudice against all parties involved.
- Snaresbrook Crown Court in London scheduled a plea and trial preparation hearing for September 15, 2026, where the court will consider the defendant's plea and arrange the next stage of the case.
- Separately, unrelated allegations involving a Texas-based Nigerian rapper named Jorji surfaced regarding a 2024 incident in Dallas, though there is no verified information linking those past claims to the current United Kingdom proceedings.
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Poco Lee’s team breaks silence on UK case, denies ‘drink spiking’ reports
The entertainer’s team warned against unverified narratives surrounding his UK proceedings, stressing that allegations do not amount to proof of guilt. The post Poco Lee’s team breaks silence on UK case, denies ‘drink spiking’ reports appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria.
Drink-spiking claims not cause of Poco Lee’s arrest in UK — Management
The management and legal team of Nigerian dancer and socialite, Iweh Odinaka, popularly known as Poco Lee, have said claims linking him to alleged drink spiking are not part of the allegations or charges before a court in the United Kingdom. The management made the clarification in a statement issued on Tuesday amid ongoing public Read More: https://punchng.com/drink-spiking-claims-not-cause-of-poco-lees-arrest-in-uk-management/
‘This is when he needs us most’ — Rahman Jago backs Poco Lee
Nigerian media personality and socialite, Tiamiu Abdulrahman Kayode, popularly known as Rahman Jago, has reacted to reports surrounding the arrest of popular dancer and entertainer, Poco Lee, in the United Kingdom. Speaking via his X account, Rahman Jago described the development as painful and heartbreaking, noting that Poco Lee is widely known for his cheerful […] ‘This is when he needs us most’ — Rahman Jago backs Poco Lee
Poco Lee’s Management Addresses UK Sexual Assault Allegations
The management of Nigerian dancer and singer Poco Lee has addressed the sexual assault case involving the entertainer in the United Kingdom, urging the public to allow the legal process to take its course. In a statement issued on Tuesday, 25 August, his team confirmed that the matter is before a UK court and stressed that the allegations should not be treated as proof of guilt. The management said Poco Lee, whose real name is Iweh Pascal Odinak…
Poco Lee’s UK Case: What We Know As Court Date Is Confirmed
Ghazali Ibrahim Popular Nigerian dancer and hypeman, Iweh Pascal Odinaka, better known as Poco Lee, is facing a serious legal battle in the United Kingdom after a London court confirmed that he is due to appear before it on September 15, 2026. The development marks a major turn in a controversy that began with reports of his alleged arrest in the UK and quickly spread across social media. Snaresbrook Crown Court confirmed that Poco Lee’s case is…
“This is when he needs us the most” — Man rallies support for Poco Lee amid controversy
GistReel A man has come to the defence of Nigerian dancer and entertainer Poco Lee amid a serious situation involving the popular entertainer, urging the public to show him support rather than rush to conclusions. In a social media post, the man said watching Poco Lee go through the difficult situation was heartbreaking, insisting that he believed there was more to the matter than what had been made public. He appealed to people not to use the s…
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