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Poco Lee released after weeks in UK detention
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Poco Lee released after weeks in UK detention

Vanguard Nigeria about 3 hours 2 mins read
Poco Lee released after weeks in UK detention

By Efe Onodjae

Nigerian dancer and singer, Iweh Pascal Odinaka, popularly known as Poco Lee, has been released after spending several weeks in detention in the United Kingdom over an alleged sexual assault case.

Poco Lee’s release comes weeks after reports emerged that he had been arrested in the UK in connection with an allegation of sexual assault.

His management had earlier confirmed that the matter was before a UK court, while urging the public to allow the legal process to take its course.

The management also cautioned against treating the allegations as facts, stressing that the entertainer had not been convicted of any offence.

The team had further dismissed reports linking the case to alleged drink-spiking, saying such claims were not contained in the allegations before the court.

However, a post circulating on social media indicates that the dancer has been released.

A netizen on Instagram with username lifedramar posted “Freedom at last! guilty. No one is guilty until proven Congratulations to Poco Lee and the entire team who worked tirelessly behind the scenes to make his release possible. And I also want to say this: celebrities and public figures can easily become targets, so please stay safe out there, guys. Be careful who you trust, where you go and the people you surround yourself with. Fame comes with its own risks, so always stay alert and protect yourself. Welcome back to freedom!”

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