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Poco Lee’s UK court plea hearing reportedly adjourned to February 2027

Poco Lee’s UK court plea hearing reportedly adjourned to February 2027

UK-based media personality Oluomo of Derby has provided an update on the ongoing court case involving Nigerian dancer and choreographer Poco Lee in the UK.

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Oluomo revealed that he was present in court on Tuesday, September 15, for the latest proceedings concerning the rape and sexual offence charges against Poco Lee, which has attracted public attention in recent days.

According to him, the next plea hearing has been scheduled for February 8, 2027, while the trial is expected to commence on March 8, 2027.

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In a post shared on X (formerly Twitter), Oluomo wrote:

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“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.”

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He urged members of the public to allow the legal process to take its course, warning against making assumptions or passing judgment based on allegations or information circulating publicly.

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.

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Everyone is innocent until proven guilty in a court of law, and that principle must be respected throughout the entire process.”

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Oluomo added that he would continue to provide relevant updates when appropriate while respecting the court proceedings and everyone involved.

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He concluded by urging the public to allow justice to take its proper course as the legal proceedings continue.

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