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Pretty Mike Faces Possible Legal Action Over Staged “Lawyers” Entrance At Event

  • Lagos socialite Mike Eze-Nwalie Nwogu, known as Pretty Mike, may face legal scrutiny.
  • He gained attention for a video showcasing his entrance at an event with over 10 models in lawyer-like outfits.
  • Pretty Mike stated that his appearance was a tribute to legal practitioners in Nigeria.

Lagos socialite, Mike Eze-Nwalie Nwogu, popularly known as Pretty Mike, may be in line for possible legal scrutiny following his recent appearance at an event.

The businessman sparked attention online after posting a video showing his dramatic entrance to the occasion, where he arrived with over 10 models dressed in outfits resembling lawyers’ robes. In the caption, he explained that his appearance was meant as a tribute to legal practitioners in Nigeria.

However, the video quickly stirred controversy after a Senior Advocate of Nigeria, identified on X (formerly Twitter) as Maritime Guy, reacted to the clip. According to him, the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) is aware of the display and may take appropriate steps regarding the matter.

Reactions from fans have been mixed, with many expressing little surprise over the development, noting that Pretty Mike is known for his theatrical and attention-grabbing entrances at social events. Some commenters also suggested that he should be more cautious, referencing his past encounters with authorities.

The socialite had previously faced legal and regulatory issues after his nightclub was shut down months ago over allegations of illegal substances being discovered on the premises. He was briefly detained while investigations were carried out, and his business was searched extensively. He later regained his freedom after the case did not result in any charges, as nothing incriminating was established.

Following that outcome, Pretty Mike expressed gratitude to his supporters and family for standing by him during the ordeal. He also acknowledged the anti-drug agency’s efforts in tackling substance abuse in the country, stating that justice had ultimately been served in his case.

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Read some comments below:

@jaynecrystal_18:”I knew this was coming.”

@hor_yiza:”Dat one from wahala won put himself for another one.”

@evino4life_fx:”Na this one una for dey show muscle.”

@kimberlyomoye:”Very good. Turning everything to ridicule! Unemployment is that you?”

@_blossom.dickson:”The lawyers that subjected themselves to such ridicule nko?It’s a lawyer that will still represent him.”

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