Burna Boy insider criticises the singer who flew the dancer to London before abandoning him
On September 12, 2026, music insider Benny accused an unnamed music star of abandoning Poco Lee following his London arrest. He revealed that Burna Boy and Rahman Jago flew in from Ibiza to rescue the dancer. The associate praised both figures while calling out the host.

Music executive Benny stirred fresh anger across Nigerian social media on Saturday, September 12, 2026. He slammed the individual who initially brought popular dancer Iweh Odinaka to the United Kingdom.
The associate dropped sharp comments following footage of the dancer enjoying a meal in London. Many online observers quickly linked his pointed shade directly to music heavyweight Davido. The dancer previously travelled to London alongside the music star before his unexpected detention.
Benny Exposes Industry Betrayal
Benny expressed deep disgust over how industry friends abandoned the dancer during his darkest hour. He took to his official X handle to expose the painful betrayal to thousands of followers.
”the person wey carry poco lee go london wey dem take nab am no even put body for the matter atall. na odg and jago wey been dey ibiza dey chop life later enter london go do the workings. if them explain this life for you, you go first craze. many things dey happen inside life! 💔” Benny wrote.
Fans immediately decoded his reference to the famous music figure known widely as 001. They noted that the entertainer originally flew into Britain to join that specific camp. Yet that group reportedly offered zero visible support during his intense legal troubles.
Burna Boy Leaves Ibiza To Intervene
Benny highlighted the loyalty of Odogwu and Rahman Jago during the difficult ordeal. The two celebrities cut short their luxury holiday in Ibiza to fly directly into London.
They quickly hired legal experts and worked quietly behind the scenes for the entertainer. Their timely intervention helped secure the star a brief respite from British police custody. Meanwhile, British prosecutors confirmed that the dancer still faces an active sexual offence trial on Tuesday.







