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Alleged sexual offense: Poco Lee returns to social media after UK arrest
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Alleged sexual offense: Poco Lee returns to social media after UK arrest

Daily Post about 1 hour 1 mins read

Nigerian dancer and influencer, Poco Lee, has returned to social media after his arrest in the United Kingdom.

DAILY POST reports that Poco Lee was arrested and remanded in August 2026 over an alleged sexual offense.

He was reportedly charged with five sexual offenses which include two counts of assault by penetration, one count of attempted rape and two counts of rape.

The celebrity dancer was released on bail in September 2026.

Since his release, Poco Lee has not been seen in public.

However, returning to social media after his arrest, Poco Lee shared new pictures on Instagram.

While captioning the post with “ODINAKA”, he also sought forgiveness from his fans for not being online.

In the music played in the background, he said in Yoruba, “E ma binu pe mi si ni online oo.”

Reacting to the post, many celebrities including Zlatan, Israel DMW, Lanre Alewilese, Phyno, Yhemo Lee, Cubana Chief Priest, Cute Abiola, Destiny Etiko, Kiekie, MC Edopikin, Kemity, Jigan and others took to the comment section to celebrate his return.

Alleged sexual offense: Poco Lee returns to social media after UK arrest

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