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Street-hop musician Habeeb Okikiola, also known as Portable, has found himself in the spotlight once more following his involvement in an altercation in Ilorin.
The drama that Nigerian singer Portable caused on the streets of Ilorin, Kwara State, was captured on camera.
With a board in hand, he went at someone, raising the tension in the area. Even though the incident’s specifics are yet unknown, Portable’s obviously irate attitude has provoked responses from online users.
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The singer was seen causing unrest on the street in a recently discovered video while he moved erratically and carried a plank. Then he used the weapon to pursue someone vigorously.
Though the details of the incident remain unclear, Portable appeared visibly angry in the footage. Onlookers could be seen trying to calm him down and diffuse the situation.
The video had a brief caption that read: “Ilorin don price Portable.”
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Reacting to the video, One @idrixx_xx wrote: “Portable give him life to Christ still collect am back😂.”
emeka_ wrote: “The guy actually fit mad like this and we dey use am do cruise 😂.”
carphy_flinks wrote: “But I think say portable don go church for deliverance few weeks ago,he never heal o lol.”
danielchikeruba wrote: “How I wan tell my pikin say this guy get song with skepta 😢😂😂💔.”
donp_222 wrote: “And this guy na Celebrity for Naija ?😭😭🤣🤣.”
larrysucceed_ wrote: “Disadvantage of using juju to sing music. Everyday problems.”
korede_lagos wrote: “Unless the FG does something fast about these nuisances like Portable, DJ Chicken etc who create unhealthy scenes and filths all in the name of content, we may continue to build monsters that would be hard to tame like the case of Bobrisky now. We must make people face the law for inflicting pains or inconvenience on others, regardless of their position, craft and status in the society. We must ensure a healthy society for our children to grow in. For Christ sake, all this madness has been tolerated for too long!”
