Nigerian singer, rapper, and songwriter, Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has exposed some aspiring signees around his location who attempted to use charms on him so he could sign them.
In a video that has gone viral on social media, the Nigerian singer could be heard pouring out his mind after he caught two persons who he believed wanted to use charms on him to sign them to his record label.
Giving a hint on what happened, he claimed the two people had come to him earlier asking him to sign them. He asked them to sing, but they couldn’t, so he told them to leave.
Despite telling them to leave, they went and rented an apartment beside his studio and started making charms.
He claimed they came around later with charms in their hands; one of them stabbed his hand with the charm, while the other, according to Portable, hit the long charm on the floor, threatening him with a great effect if he doesn’t leave.
Despite that, Portable stayed, maintaining that he doesn’t fear anyone but got only.
He exposed the two persons in the said video as many people watched the incident unfold.
As the video made its way to the Internet, concerned individuals stormed the comment page of the post to share their thoughts.
See some reactions below:
@Jerry1Shima:
“Portable will always have reasons to trend this guy too stubborn.”
@TVMag_NG:
“The manner people get desperate lately and result to ritual God have mercy.”
@facingrealiti:
“If you don’t live in Otta u wouldn’t understand what Portable is saying, ur mind go dey tell u say na clout, Try go live Otta for 1 month ur body go tell u wotowoto.”
@Homiebishop:
“Living around Portable is just like living around trouble because everyday new troubles arise.”
@Joiyy44:
“Portable and his wahala people. The story for clear well if e allow the guys to talk. Like this, it just feels like he’s trying to push a narrative, which might not necessarily be true.”
WATCH VIDEO:
Portable was almost used for r!tuals by the artistes he signed ???? pic.twitter.com/IBm7Uc9KQV
– OLAMIDE ???????? (@Olamide0fficial) January 13, 2024
