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‘This is when he needs us most’ — Rahman Jago backs Poco Lee
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‘This is when he needs us most’ — Rahman Jago backs Poco Lee

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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 personality and ability to bring joy to others.

He suggested that there may be more to the situation than what is currently known to the public and urged people not to seek attention from the controversy.

“Seeing my brother go through such a serious and painful situation is heartbreaking. I know the person he is, and I truly believe there is more to this situation than what people may have heard.

“This is not the time to chase clout. We all know Poco to be a joy giver, and this is when he needs us the most. May we never be in a situation where only God is our witness,” he wrote.

DAILY POST reports that Poco Lee has been remanded in a United Kingdom prison and is awaiting trial.

The development has sparked mixed reactions from fans and colleagues across the entertainment industry.

‘This is when he needs us most’ — Rahman Jago backs Poco Lee

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