Popular online figure Kailani Ibrahim, widely recognized as "Powder Man" and popularly known as the "Juju Man" at the just ended 2026 World Cup has officially addressed the visa fraud allegations against him, asserting that he holds critical evidence to clear his name in court.
Addressing his followers via Facebook, Ibrahim noted that he is approaching the legal battle with patience and treating it as a spiritual trial. He explained that enduring years of internet harassment has prepared him to handle adversity without backing down.
"I welcome the court proceedings because I possess evidence that will establish my innocence," Ibrahim stated.
He urged the public to withhold early judgment and allow the judicial system to take its course. Reflecting on his personal journey, Ibrahim mentioned that his habit of assisting others predates his social media fame, though his rising global profile especially after making headlines as the "Juju Man" at the just ended 2026 World Cup has brought tougher personal challenges. He framed the situation as a test of faith, adding that difficult times reveal the true nature of life and human relationships.
Ibrahim closed his message by thanking his family, friends, and global fan base for their ongoing prayers and supportive messages during the ordeal. Expressing trust in the justice system, he asked his followers to remain patient as the legal proceedings unfold.
By Chambas Media
