Controversial Nigerian singer Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has once again caused an internet ruckus as he released a victory song for the recent Osun state governor-elect, Ademola Adeleke.
Portable made headlines just a few days ago when he slammed Davido for unfollowing him on social media after he campaigned for the incumbent governor, Gbenga Oyetola of the All Progressives Council (APC).
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During the campaign period, however, Davido’s allegiances, as expected, was with his uncle, who was the flag bearer of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), and Portable had felt this was why the award-winning singer had unfollowed him.
Portable had then taken to Instagram in a video to narrate how he had to leave home in search of a better life due to extreme poverty.
“My papa no be rich man,” he’d said. “I am the one that made my dad and family rich. I ran away from home because of money so that I could save my soul. I didn’t want to endure the same suffering my father experienced. Support who support you. They quickly went to unfollow me.”
However, he seems to have had a change of allegiance, as he released a song on his official Instagram page to celebrate Adeleke’s victory, which many have felt is his way of extending an olive branch and attempting to mend fences with OBO.
View the video below:
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Portable reveals why he will be bigger than most Nigerian celebrities
Before this went down though, Portable had also taken to social media to accuse Nigerian celebrities of living fake lives on social media and declared that he’ll be bigger than most within five years.
In a video uploaded on Twitter by @Prom Prom, the Zazu Zeh crooner bragged about his achievements so far, stating that he even already had over 400 tracks on the web before the titular track which catapulted him to fame.
According to him, he has only been on the scene for a year and has achieved a lot, so imagine where he would be in five years’ time.
