Singer Zlatan Ibile has been providing assistance to dancer Poco Lee, who is currently facing a sexual assault trial in the United Kingdom.
Poco Lee's management team revealed this after social media rumours claimed Zlatan Ibile abandoned the dancer to his predicament after taking him to the UK for a show.
"We would like to publicly acknowledge that Zlatan, along with others, has been extremely supportive and helpful through this matter.
"Their involvement, support, and effort have been vital to moving things forward.
"We deeply value their ongoing support and dedication, and we kindly request that everyone refrain from spreading negative narratives," the management said.
Galaxy TV reported that the sexual assault case against Poco Lee will begin on February 8, 2027.
Poco Lee is facing five sexual offence charges in the UK, comprising attempted rape, two counts of rape and two counts of assault by penetration.
The dancer, who denied all the charges, was recently released on bail after spending time in custody with UK authorities.
Giving an update on the case, the founder of Nigerians in UK Community, Oluomo of Derby, who was at the Snaresbrook Crown Court on Tuesday, said the main trial will begin on March 8, 2027.
He shared on X, "I was in court today, as I mentioned in my last tweet, regarding the case involving one of our Nigerian brothers, Poco Lee.
"I wanted to provide a brief update following today’s proceedings. The plea hearing is scheduled for 8th February 2027, and the trial is scheduled to begin on 8th March 2027.
"At this stage, it is important that we allow the legal process to take its course and avoid making assumptions or passing judgment based on allegations or information circulating publicly.
"Everyone is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law, and that principle must be respected throughout the entire process.
"I will continue to share any relevant updates when appropriate, while respecting the court proceedings and everyone involved.
"Let’s allow justice to take its proper course."


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