Nigerian singer and social media personality Deeone has broken his silence after receiving a letter of invitation from the Nigerian police. Addressing the matter publicly, he emphasized that he did not make any negative remarks about the President or his son. “I did not say anything bad about the President or his son. I only aired my view as a good citizen of Nigeria,” Deeone stated, seeking to clarify his position.
The invitation from the police reportedly came after Deeone expressed his opinion on a national issue, sparking discussions online. While authorities sometimes invite citizens for questioning in such instances, Deeone made it clear that his comments were meant to contribute constructively to public discourse rather than incite controversy.
Fans and supporters quickly took to social media to defend Deeone, praising him for speaking up responsibly and exercising his right to freedom of expression. Many expressed concern over the growing trend of public figures being scrutinized for voicing opinions, stressing the importance of dialogue in a democratic society.
Deeone, known for his music and candid online presence, seems determined to cooperate with the authorities while maintaining his stance as a law-abiding citizen. His response underscores the delicate balance between expressing personal views and navigating public accountability in today’s Nigeria.
