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Poco Lee’s management speaks on ‘drink spiking’ claims in UK case

The management team of Nigerian dancer, Poco Lee has spoken out over claims referencing “drink spiking” in discussions surrounding his ongoing legal case in the United Kingdom. In a public notice dated August 25, 2026, the team said the claims circulating online do not form part of the allegations or charges before the UK court. “We […] Poco Lee’s management speaks on ‘drink spiking’ claims in UK…

Poco Lee’s management speaks on ‘drink spiking’ claims in UK case

The management team of Nigerian dancer Poco Lee has addressed allegations of "drink spiking" in his ongoing legal case in the UK. In a public notice dated August 25, 2026, they clarified that these claims do not form part of the allegations or charges before the UK court. The management team expressed concern over the unverified narratives circulating online and urged the public and media to refrain from introducing details not part of the actual case, as this fuels misinformation and causes unfair prejudice.

They emphasized that allegations are not evidence of guilt and urged the public to allow the legal process to unfold, with no conclusions to be drawn until the matter has been heard and determined through the appropriate legal process.

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