Nigerian singer Speed Darlington has been granted bail after weeks in detention over alleged defamation of Burna Boy. His lawyer, Stan Alieke, shared the news on social media, sparking excitement among fans. The bail raises hopes for Darlington’s release before Christmas, with fans anticipating new music inspired by his experience.
Controversial Nigerian singer, Speed Darlington, has been granted bail after weeks in detention following his rearrest upon returning to Nigeria. His lawyer, Stan Alieke, announced the court’s decision via Instagram on December 23, raising hopes among fans for his release before Christmas.
Speed Darlington, popularly known as "Akpi," was held in custody for alleged defamation of fellow artist Burna Boy. The case attracted widespread attention, with many accusing Burna Boy of influencing the legal actions.
Stan Alieke had previously voiced frustrations over his client’s extended detention, asserting that the charges were unjust. Fans and supporters have since taken to social media, expressing excitement at the news of his anticipated freedom. Comments humorously speculated about the singer composing new tracks during his time in custody, with some eagerly awaiting a "Baby Oil Remix" release.
Speed Darlington’s fans now anticipate his return to the music scene, with expectations of fresh releases inspired by his recent experiences. Whether his ordeal will shape his artistic direction remains to be seen, but his imminent freedom has undoubtedly sparked celebrations across social media.
