Prominent media figure Daniel Regha has publicly endorsed the re-arrest of musician and rapper Darlington Okoye, widely recognized as Speed Darlington.
Regha articulated his perspective through a tweet on Wednesday, asserting that the arrest was justified.
Reports indicate that Speed Darlington was rearrested in Imo State shortly after his return to Nigeria. This incident follows a prior arrest that was allegedly prompted by Grammy-winning artist Burna Boy.
The initial detainment was reportedly linked to Speed Darlington’s contentious statements regarding Burna Boy’s Grammy achievement and his connection with American rapper Diddy.
In his remarks, Daniel Regha underscored that Speed Darlington’s re-arrest was unavoidable given his ongoing public disparagement of Burna Boy.
He pointed out that even after experiencing legal repercussions once, Speed Darlington continued to make defamatory remarks.
“Burna & his team re-arresting Speed Darlington is justified (if true), since Speed Darlington continued to slander his name unprovoked, even after being arrested the first time; And to make matters worse, a lot of people cheered him instead of condemning the act. There’s a limit to one’s tolerance,” Daniel Regha tweeted.
In other news, In a touching act of kindness, TikTok star Peller surprised a family with a donation of ₦500,000 during a live broadcast on the platform.
This gesture comes in the wake of recent rumors regarding Peller’s potential pregnancy with his alleged partner, Jarvis.
During the live interaction, the family became emotional as they recounted the tragic news of their primary provider’s death to Peller.
While they were conversing, a man appeared behind them, drawing Peller’s attention, prompting him to ask why the man was not providing support to his family.
The man, who identified himself as the eldest son, shared his poignant struggles, clearly affected by the situation.
Peller compassionately asked about the expenses involved in constructing a toilet for the family, to which the man responded that 300,000 naira was required for the project.
In addition, Peller declared his intention to contribute 500,000 naira to assist the family with the toilet construction.
The elder brother was deeply moved by this generosity, and Peller offered him words of support, encouraging him to remain resilient.
