Controversial singer Speed Darlington has pledged to release more provocative “baby oil” content, targeting a specific individual. His declaration comes just hours after his lawyer, Stan Alieke, withdrew from representing him.
Alieke, a legal practitioner who had been handling Darlington’s case, severed ties following the singer’s second release from police custody. Darlington, whose real name is Darlington Okoye, was detained for two months after being arrested on November 27 while performing at a show in Owerri, Imo State. He faced allegations of cyberstalking Grammy award-winning artist Burna Boy. After his arrest, he was granted bail set at N20 million.
The drama stems from Darlington’s earlier remarks taunting Burna Boy over his alleged working relationship with U.S. rapper Sean “Diddy” Combs. Diddy is currently embroiled in multiple sex trafficking charges, further fueling the controversy surrounding Darlington’s statements.
Despite the legal challenges and public scrutiny, Darlington took to Instagram on Monday, January 27, to address his followers. He acknowledged gaining weight during his two-month stay in prison but showed no signs of backing down. Instead, he doubled down on his promises, stating he would produce more “baby oil” content.
Darlington’s antics have kept him in the headlines, polarizing public opinion as he navigates both legal issues and his bold social media persona. As the situation unfolds, his actions continue to draw attention, leaving fans and critics alike eager to see what comes next.