Speed Darlington’s lawyer, Stan Alieke, has announced the termination of legal representation after the singer’s recent release from detention

**Stan Alieke, the lawyer for embattled Nigerian singer Speed Darlington, has announced the end of his legal representation following the artist’s release from Kuje prison.**

In a post shared on his Instagram story, Alieke revealed that his law firm, Law Capitol, had officially withdrawn from representing Darlington, whose real name is Darlington Achakpo.

The post read: “I and my law firm (Law Capitol) have officially withdrawn from legally representing Mr. Darlington Achakpo PKA Speed Darlington/Akpi and cease to act as his legal attorneys.”

This announcement comes just days after Speed Darlington was freed from a two-month detention period in Kuje prison.

The singer had been held under allegations of cyberstalking Burna Boy, a charge that had sparked public controversy.

Earlier, Alieke had publicly accused Burna Boy of allegedly paying the police to keep his client behind bars. Despite the accusations, the legal troubles surrounding Darlington have escalated, culminating in his lawyer’s decision to sever ties.

The separation between Darlington and his lawyer has added another layer of complexity to the singer’s ongoing legal battles.

While the specifics of the breakdown remain unclear, the situation continues to unfold, leaving fans and observers in suspense.