

Popular Nigerian dancer and entertainer Iweh Odinaka, professionally known as Poco Lee, has officially broken his silence following his release on bail in the United Kingdom over an alleged sexual offense. The case traces back to the entertainer's visit to London in August, where he performed at the Davido and Friends concert held at the Crystal Palace Bowl on August 14. Following the allegations, Snaresbrook Crown Court slated September 15 for his plea and trial preparation hearing.
In a video call with social commentator VeryDarkMan, Poco Lee maintained his complete innocence, stating that his conscience remains clear throughout the legal process. The dancer explained that while detained, his primary anxiety was not his personal predicament, but rather how his absence affected his team and business partners. He noted that knowing he was innocent gave him peace of mind, whereas guilt would have made the confinement feel like a deserved punishment for a wrongdoing.
Poco Lee also expressed deep gratitude to prominent figures in the Nigerian entertainment industry who stood by him during the ordeal. He specifically highlighted global music star Burna Boy and socialite Rahman Jago, praising them for refusing to distance themselves despite the sensitive nature of the allegations. He acknowledged that many people naturally shy away from such situations, making the unwavering support of his close associates all the more significant.
Sharing the video call online, VeryDarkMan corroborated the entertainer's account and commended Burna Boy and Rahman Jago for showing solidarity. Addressing critics and skeptics on social media who might question the authenticity of the conversation, the commentator asserted the credibility of the update, reinforcing that the dancer is staying focused on clearing his name as legal proceedings move forward.

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