The management of Nigerian dancer and entertainer, Poco Lee, has urged the public not to treat allegations against him in an ongoing legal case in the United Kingdom as evidence of guilt, stressing that the matter should be allowed to run its course.

In a public notice dated August 25, 2026, the management also rejected claims circulating online that referenced “drink spiking”, saying such claims do not form part of the allegations or charges before the UK court.

“We are particularly concerned by the volume of unverified narratives currently circulating, including claims referencing ‘drink spiking’, among other allegations, which do not form part of any of the allegations or charges before the court,” the team said.

The management urged the media and members of the public to refrain from introducing details that are not contained in the actual case, warning that doing so could fuel misinformation and unfairly prejudice those involved.

“We ask the public and media to desist from introducing details that are not part of the actual case, as doing so only fuels misinformation and causes unfair prejudice to all parties involved,” it added.

The team further appealed for restraint while the legal proceedings continue, emphasising the principle that an allegation does not amount to proof of guilt.

“Allegations are not evidence of guilt, and no conclusions should be drawn until the matter has been heard and determined through the appropriate legal process,” the management said.