Nigerian dancer and influencer Poco Lee has returned to social media following his arrest in the United Kingdom over alleged sexual offenses.

According to reports, Poco Lee was arrested and remanded in August 2026 after reportedly facing five charges, including two counts of assault by penetration, one count of attempted rape, and two counts of rape. He was released on bail in September 2026.

Since his release, the dancer had largely stayed out of the public eye. However, he recently shared new photographs on Instagram with the caption, “ODINAKA,” while asking fans to forgive his absence from social media.

In the background music, he reportedly said in Yoruba, “E ma binu pe mi si ni online oo,” meaning, “Please forgive me for not being online.”

Several celebrities, including Zlatan, Israel DMW, Phyno, Yhemo Lee, Cubana Chief Priest, Cute Abiola, Destiny Etiko, Kiekie, and others, welcomed his return in the comment section.

Nigerian singer Adewale Mayowa Emmanuel, popularly known as Mayorkun, has stated that he intends to conduct a DNA test before accepting responsibility for any child born to him.

The “Body Cheche” crooner made the disclosure during a recent episode of the In My Opinion podcast. He revealed that he had informed his girlfriend of his plans to sign a prenuptial agreement before marriage and request a DNA test whenever she gives birth.

According to Mayorkun, his girlfriend was unhappy with the proposal, but he remains determined to proceed with it. He explained that the measures were intended to provide certainty regarding paternity.

“I told my girlfriend we’d have to do a prenup and DNA test when she gives me a child, just to be sure. She got upset,” he said.

Mayorkun added that he had considered conducting the test without informing her, promising to disclose the result if the child were not biologically his.

DNA testing has gained increasing attention in Nigeria amid concerns about alleged paternity fraud. Several public figures have also encouraged men to verify the paternity of their children before assuming parental responsibility.

The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has confirmed that one of its aircraft crashed in the Igbokoda area of Ondo State early Monday.

According to the NAF Director of Public Relations and Information, Air Commodore Ehimen Ejodame, the aircraft was conducting a routine mission when the incident occurred. He added that a rescue operation was underway.

Reports indicate that several people aboard the aircraft may have died, although the NAF has not released an official casualty figure.

Further details are expected as rescue and investigation efforts continue.