Nigerian entertainers heading to the UK are being told to be more careful. This comes after popular dancer and hypeman, Iweh Odinaka, known as Poco Lee, was remanded over serious sexual offences.
Poco Lee is still in custody in the UK. Snaresbrook Crown Court in London confirmed that he is facing one count of attempted rape, two counts of rape, and two counts of assault by penetration.
A plea and trial preparation hearing is set for September 15, 2026. There is a reporting restriction in place to protect the complainant's identity.
Poco Lee was in the UK for the Davido and Friends event at Crystal Palace Bowl on August 14. His management has stated that the allegations do not prove guilt. They are asking the public and media to let the legal process unfold. They also dismissed claims about drink-spiking as being unrelated to the current charges.
The situation has sparked reactions from the Nigerian entertainment industry. Some celebrities and their teams are openly talking about the need to be careful when interacting with people abroad.
Singer Koko Pee, whose real name is Okokowa Jerry, gained attention after he shared what he called “intention forms” and “consent forms” in a video online. Koko Pee, who is getting ready for a show in the UK, said the documents are meant to show that any woman who engages with him does so willingly. He emphasized the importance of consent.
These forms reportedly ask for personal information. They include declarations about voluntary and sober consent. Koko Pee presented this idea in a funny way, but it shows that some entertainers are worried about handling relationships and consent while abroad.
Streamer and content creator Carter Efe has also received warnings from fans after sharing videos of him hanging out with women in London. These videos, posted by users on X, made some people mention Poco Lee’s case. They urged Efe to be careful.
One user, @Asian_500, warned, “London women again? We are yet to settle the first matter. Carter, be very careful ooo, I don’t want to hear the story that touching the heart tomorrow.” Another user, @Mrtwizjohn, said, “You’d be better off taking a leaf out of Poco Lee’s book! I like your crazy side too, but I don’t want to see you end up in jail.”
User @TinnyMillz722 advised, “U sha Dey see poco case enjoy wisely make dem no put u for talk too I talk my own oo before dem go say justice for person now.” @RemyTobey04 added, “Okay, once allegations start to dey fly. Make nobody spam justice 4 carter.” User @eric_moneybag wrote, “Be careful before they set you up o, because that’s how they do things over there in England.”
Controversial singer Portable, who is also in the UK, has also been advised by fans to watch how he interacts with female fans.
These reactions show that Nigerian entertainers are paying more attention to consent, personal behaviour, and legal risks while working or socializing in the UK. As Poco Lee’s court hearing on September 15 gets closer, the case continues to draw attention. Some personalities are responding with public warnings, jokes, and increased caution.








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