Nigerian dancer Poco Lee has spoken for the first time since his release on bail in the United Kingdom, saying he remained mentally strong because he knew he was innocent.
In a video call with social commentator VeryDarkMan, Poco Lee said his major concern was the welfare of his associates and the impact of his absence on their businesses.
He thanked Burna Boy, Rahman Jago and others for their support. The case is scheduled for plea and trial preparation at Snaresbrook Crown Court on September 15. He has not been convicted.
Key Points:
Poco Lee’s public statement aims to shape perception ahead of his court hearing.
Support from Burna Boy and Rahman Jago highlights industry solidarity.
The case continues to affect Poco Lee’s career and business operations.
Unverified claims about case withdrawal remain unconfirmed by UK authorities.
The court outcome will determine his legal standing and public image.
Poco Lee maintains his innocence as the legal process continues. Observers should await the September 15 hearing and rely on official court updates.
