Nigerian content creator and comedian Officer Woos has strongly denied viral claims linking him to drug trafficking, describing the allegations as false and damaging to his reputation.
The social media personality, whose real name is Jubril Oladapo Gbadamosi, responded through his legal representatives after reports surfaced online alleging that he had been arrested over drug-related offences.
In a statement released by his lawyers, the comedian dismissed the allegations as completely fabricated, insisting that he has never been arrested, investigated, or charged in connection with any drug trafficking case.
His legal team further stated that the rumours were part of a deliberate attempt to mislead the public and tarnish his image as a respected entertainer and public figure.The controversy began after social media posts claimed that Officer Woos had been arrested for allegedly importing food products laced with illegal substances.
The claims quickly gained attention online, sparking widespread reactions from users.
However, the comedian’s lawyers maintained that there is no truth whatsoever to the reports and urged members of the public to disregard them.They also demanded an immediate retraction and public apology from those responsible for spreading the allegations, giving them 48 hours to comply.
According to the statement, Officer Woos has instructed his legal team to pursue all available legal options against individuals or platforms that continue to publish or circulate the claims. This could include lawsuits for defamation and petitions to relevant authorities.The comedian’s representatives encouraged fans and the general public to rely only on information shared through his official channels and verified sources.The development has generated significant discussion online, with many fans expressing support for the entertainer as he moves to protect his reputation against what he describes as false accusations.
