Nigerian dancer and entertainer Poco Lee has publicly addressed the allegations he faced during his recent stay in the United Kingdom, asserting his innocence and expressing gratitude for the support he received from friends and associates. In a video call with social commentator VeryDarkMan, which was shared on social media, Poco Lee emphasized that he remained clear-headed throughout the ordeal because he knew he had not committed the offences he was accused of.

During the conversation, Poco Lee revealed that his primary concern during this challenging time was the well-being of his associates, particularly Rahman Jago, who he mentioned was unable to conduct business due to the situation. He stated, "If I was inside there and I did what I was accused of, I would have felt I was paying for my sins, but since I knew I didn’t do what I was accused of, my mind is pure."

Poco Lee also highlighted the importance of support from his peers, particularly mentioning Burna Boy and Jago, who stood by him during the controversy. His comments come in light of reports from August that suggested he had been remanded in a UK prison, with a plea hearing set for September, following allegations of sexual offences.

VeryDarkMan, who facilitated the video call, questioned the narratives surrounding Poco Lee's situation and praised the solidarity shown by his friends. In his social media post accompanying the video, he expressed confusion over the allegations, stating, "Who did he offend? Why the agenda?" He reiterated his belief in Poco Lee's integrity and stressed the importance of being cautious in a world filled with challenges.

Poco Lee’s situation has drawn significant attention, with fans and supporters rallying around him as he navigates the legal complexities. His insistence on his innocence and the backing from prominent figures in the entertainment industry highlight the solidarity within the Nigerian music and dance community during trying times. As the situation develops, many are keen to see how it unfolds in the coming weeks, particularly with the upcoming plea hearing in September.