Police Arrest Rolex Dee for Allegedly Defaming Taye Currency on Agbaletu Programme

The Nigeria Police Force has arrested and detained singer Rolex Dee for allegedly defaming and cyberbullying Taye Currency on Agbaletu program.

The Oyo State Police Command made this known while reacting to a viral report that Rolex Dee was unlawfully arrested.

Speaking in a statement posted on X, the police tagged the news as “unverified reports capable of misleading the public”, explaining that operatives tracked Rolex to Lagos after receiving a petition from popular Ibadan based singer, Taye Currency.

Rolex was accused of defaming Currency’s character, cyberbullying and threat to life “across multiple social media platforms” after his interview on Agbaletu gained traction online.

“The suspect was alleged to have made defamatory utterances during a public programme known as Agbaletu, which subsequently gained widespread circulation online, thereby aggravating the impact of the alleged misconduct,” the command stated.

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