Speed Darlington storms streets n style after weeks in detention

• A new video of Nigerian rapper Speed Darlington strolling through the streets after weeks in detention has gone viral, igniting buzz on social media.
• The rapper received a warm welcome from a cheering crowd, who celebrated his release with chants of his popular nicknames, including “Akpi” and “Scorpion King.”
• Speed Darlington was arrested in Owerri, Imo State, allegedly due to controversial remarks about Burna Boy’s Grammy win and rumored ties to Diddy Combs.
• The video shows the rapper’s radiant smile as he confidently walked amidst his supporters.

A newly surfaced video of Nigerian rapper Speed Darlington taking to the streets after weeks in detention has sparked excitement online.

The footage, which has quickly gone viral, captures the artist’s triumphant return and the overwhelming support from fans who rallied to celebrate his freedom.

Speed Darlington had been detained in Owerri, Imo State, following his arrest during a performance.

Reports indicate that his legal troubles were tied to controversial remarks he allegedly made about Burna Boy’s Grammy victory and his supposed ties to American rapper Diddy Combs.

In the now-viral video, the rapper is seen beaming with joy as he walks confidently through the streets, surrounded by a cheering crowd.

Supporters can be heard chanting his nicknames and hailing his return.

“Akpi! Scorpion king, Irregular Speedometer.” 

Netizens Reactions…

priscababy7 said: “My happiness be say Burna show you something… go talk again even non of this your fans carry food con give you werey.”

ifyedwina said: “Keep pushing him guys. Only Kpi will sit in prison. Akpi be warned.”

gadgetspot_p said: “Burna don make this guy more popular.“

kingsantos12 said: “Which one is after tarnishing burna image? If burna no be wetin speedy call am, why he go arrest him? Certainly agege.”

ifyedwina said: “Keep pushing him guys. Only Kpi will sit in prison. Akpi be warned.”

a_billion_ways said: “The guy come fat inside detention abi na my eye ni? You sure say you no go go back.”

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