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I was only exploring my comedic side and didn’t mean to defame Burna Boy or disrespect his mother – Speed Darlington releases official statement.
Speed Darlington has issued an official statement clarifying his recent comments about Burna Boy, stating:
“I was only exploring my comedic side and didn’t mean to defame Burna Boy or disrespect his mother.”
Speed Darlington, a Nigerian singer and social media personality, had made some controversial remarks about Burna Boy, which sparked outrage and backlash from fans and followers.
Recall that Darlington Okoye, popularly known as Speed Darlington was arrested and detained following a petition from fellow musician, Damini Ogulu, better known as Burna Boy, alleging cyberstalking.
The controversial Akpi musician was released to lawyer Deji Adeyanju after meeting conditions stipulated by police at the Inspector General of Police Intelligence Response Team’s Department in the Guzape area of Abuja.
Ekwutosblog learnt on Tuesday that Speed Darlington was arrested last Friday.
Adeyanju earlier on Tuesday told SaharaReporters that he had seen the petition written against Darlington by afrobeat musician, Burna Boy
Speed Darlington was arrested in Lagos and taken to various formations in the state before he was taken to Abuja and detained by the IRT team, which accused him of cyberstalking Burna Boy.
Adeyanju noted that there was nothing in the petition to warrant Darlington’s arrest.
“I have met Speed Darlington and he’s in good spirits, we are working to get him released on bail as soon as possible,” Adeyanju told SaharaReporters earlier on Tuesday.
A police ACP investigating the case told Adeyanju that the police could not release a copy of the petition to him but allowed the lawyer read and digest the content.
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“Na this kind money dey wey we go still chop” – Cubana Chief Priest reacts after Davido’s father, Adedeji Adeleke announced his $2bn power plant in Nigeria.
Cubana Chief Priest is shook by the massive investment Davido’s father, Adedeji Adeleke, just made – a $2 billion power plant in Nigeria! That’s approximately ₦3.418 trillion, which is a staggering amount.
Ekwutosblog previously reported that the power plant, is set to start operating in January 2025, will generate 1250 megawatts of electricity, making it the largest in Nigeria.
Adedeji Adeleke, CEO of Pacific Holdings Limited, shared that he faced significant obstacles from government officials during the project’s design and permitting phases. However, his faith and perseverance paid off, and the project was eventually approved by the Ministry of Power.
Meanwhile took Cubana Chief Priest’s reacted on his instagram page with 
, “Na this kind money dey wey we go still chop,” is a mix of shock and awe at the sheer scale of the investment.
It’s clear that Adedeji Adeleke’s business acumen and determination are inspiring, and this project will likely have a significant impact on Nigeria’s power needs.
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I was only exploring my comedic side and didn’t mean to defame Burna Boy or disrespect his mother – Speed Darlington releases official statement.
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