Emmanuel Jakpa, popularly known as Alavin, has withdrawn allegations contained in a viral video against businessman and social media influencer Uyi Godson Agho, popularly known as Godson, urging members of the public to disregard the recording.
The retraction comes days after Godson, an associate of Afrobeats star Wizkid, denied allegations that he defrauded social media influencer Clement Akpobome Ogudu, popularly known as IsokoBoy (ISB), of ₦100 million, insisting that the matter stemmed from a business disagreement rather than fraud.
In a video statement released on Sunday, Alavin said the recording he made on June 28, 2026, did not accurately represent the facts.
“The content of the video is not true. I hereby make this video as a rejoinder and urge the general public to disregard the earlier video being posted online by one Mr. Richie,” he said.
Alavin also alleged that the continued circulation of the earlier video by Richie was motivated by a previous disagreement between him and Godson.
“Whatever Richie is posting and saying is out of jealousy and the issue he had previously with Godson,” he stated.
He further maintained that his decision to issue the clarification was voluntary and reaffirmed his relationship with Godson.
“I am not making this video under duress. We are all friends,” he added.
The development follows a petition filed by Godson through his lawyer, C. C. Ezenwa, Esq., to the Commissioner of Police, Lagos State Command, denying allegations that he defrauded IsokoBoy.
In the petition, Godson maintained that the dispute arose from a clothing business transaction reportedly worth about ₦320 million and had been wrongly portrayed as a criminal fraud case.
