- Amid the mounting suspense over Speed Darlington’s rumored release from jail, Charles Okocka threw gasoline on an already roaring fire with a cryptic and provocative claim on Sunday evening.
- In a post that has since dominated social media chatter, Okocka declared that he and Darlington were currently on set, leaving fans, critics, and industry watchers reeling in confusion and speculation.
Nollywood actor and content creator Charles Okocka has once again stirred the pot of public intrigue with a cryptic social media post that has left fans and followers confused over the ongoing saga surrounding controversial rapper Speed Darlington.
On Sunday, January 19, Okocka posted a video on his page capturing himself and the rapper, who has been in police custody for weeks following his arrest over alleged defamation and cyberstalking claims brought by Burna Boy.
The video, captioned “Filming in Progress,” shows Speed Darlington casually conversing on the phone.
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The clip instantly became a lightning rod for attention, triggering a flood of mixed reactions in Okocka’s comment section. Some fans were overjoyed, interpreting the video as proof that Speed Darlington had finally regained his freedom.
Others, however, were skeptical, dismissing the footage as an old video from their previous collaboration on the 2021 movie African Messiah.
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Speed Darlington’s arrest has been a hot topic, with reports revealing that he was detained despite a court order granting him bail.
The rapper even filed a lawsuit against the police over his prolonged detention, but as of now, no official statement confirming his release has surfaced.
Stan Alieke, the lawyer representing Speed Darlington recently dropped a significant update on his client’s ongoing detention.
The update, delivered via an Instagram story, has cast a much-needed light on the murky legal situation surrounding the rapper.
On January 15, in a moment that many had been eagerly awaiting, Alieke confirmed that Speed Darlington had been formally arraigned in court and granted bail.
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