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Nigerian comedian, reality TV star, and social media personality Aderombi Adedayo Martin, popularly known as DeeOne, has responded firmly after receiving an invitation from the Nigerian Police. He insists that he did not insult President Bola Ahmed Tinubu or his son in a video that has drawn widespread attention online.
The police reportedly summoned DeeOne to appear before the Force Intelligence Department in Lagos to investigate a viral video he shared on social media. While the full content of the video has not been publicly disclosed, it is believed to have addressed politically sensitive issues, prompting debate about freedom of expression in Nigeria’s digital space.
In a statement addressing the police invitation, DeeOne said, “Nigerian police, I did not say anything bad about the President or his son. I only expressed my views as a good citizen of Nigeria.” He emphasized that he would not apologise if the invitation is connected to the video.
DeeOne first rose to prominence as a contestant on Big Brother Naija and has since built a career as a comedian and online influencer, known for blending humor with commentary on social issues. His stance on this matter has sparked reactions across social media, with supporters praising his courage to speak openly and critics urging caution around politically sensitive commentary.
He confirmed that he intends to honour the police invitation while maintaining that his remarks came from a place of civic concern rather than disrespect. The unfolding situation has many Nigerians closely watching how authorities balance law enforcement with freedom of expression in high-profile online discourse.
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