Skip to main content

Poco Lee’s management breaks silence, denies drink-spiking claims

 


Poco Lee’s management breaks silence, denies drink-spiking claims

The management of Nigerian dancer and singer Poco Lee has broken its silence on the sexual assault case involving the entertainer in the United Kingdom.

In a statement issued on Tuesday, August 25, the dancer’s management confirmed that the matter is currently before a UK court and urged the public to allow the legal process to take its course.


The team cautioned against treating the allegations as established facts, stressing that Poco Lee has not been convicted of any offence.


“Allegations are not evidence of guilt, and no conclusions should be drawn until the matter has been heard and determined through the appropriate legal process,” the statement said.

The management also addressed reports circulating online about alleged drink-spiking, clarifying that such claims are not contained in the allegations currently before the court.

“We ask the public and media to desist from introducing details that are not part of the actual case, as doing so only fuels misinformation and causes unfair prejudice to all parties involved,” the statement added.


Reports of Poco Lee’s arrest in the UK emerged on August 19, with reports linking his detention to a sexual assault allegation. At the time, details surrounding the case, including the identity of the alleged victim and the circumstances of the incident, were not publicly established by British authorities.


Visit: https://www.vanguardngr.com/2026/08/poco-lees-management-breaks-silence-denies-drink-spiking-claims/amp/ to read more. 


Source: VanguardNG 


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

PRESS RELEASE

  Kukah Centre Denounces Misleading Reports, Reaffirms Stand on Ongoing Persecution of Christians The Kukah Centre (TKC) has issued a strongly worded statement distancing itself from media reports that falsely suggest its founder, Bishop Matthew Hassan Kukah, denied the existence of Christian persecution or genocide in Nigeria. In a press release signed by the Executive Director, Fr. Atta Barkindo, Ph.D, the Centre expressed concern over what it described as “selective attributions” and “mischaracterisation” of Bishop Kukah’s recent remarks at two major events: the 2025 World Report on Religious Freedom launched at the Vatican on 21 October, and the 46th Supreme Convention of the Knights of St. Mulumba held in Kaduna on 28 November. According to the Centre, nowhere in Bishop Kukah’s comments did he diminish the seriousness of faith-based persecution in Nigeria. Instead, it reaffirmed that the Bishop has consistently highlighted the alarming rise in targeted attacks on Christian com...
Post a Comment
Read more

Battle of Dangote and Engr Farouk Ahmed

 
1 comment
Read more
  Tragedy Strikes at Ifo Market in Ogun State: Woman Killed Over ₦1,500 Eid Prayer Levy   A devastating incident has shaken the Ifo Market in Ogun State, leaving the community in mourning after a female trader, Mrs. Blessing Eze, was allegedly stabbed to death. According to InfoCity, the incident occurred on Thursday, June 6, 2025, when a group of men, suspected to be Islamic religious extremists, stormed the market, demanding a compulsory levy of ₦1,500 per shop to fund the Eid celebration. The assailants reportedly began harassing and extorting traders, insisting on immediate payment. When Mrs. Eze politely declined, citing lack of sales, the situation escalated. The group allegedly destroyed her goods, prompting her to defend her property. In the ensuing confrontation, one of the attackers stabbed her in the chest, leading to her instant death. The suspects fled the scene, and local authorities have launched an investigation. The Ogun State Police Command has condem...
Post a Comment
Read more