Nigerian singer Habeeb Okikiola, well known as Portable, has cried out as the government seals his uncompleted building and hotel over illegal development without an approval permit.
Taking to his Instagram page, he said he believes in God and is assured that nobody can fail him. Portable revealed that the government sealed his newly uncompleted building and hotel and packed over 20 artists and customers, as well as cars, bikes, and phones. He noted how the people who came to him for help also got arrested.
He called on the government to look into this as he noted how he is using the building to book events and shows and not just selling drinks. He further noted how he is promoting people and helping them. Portable pointed out the irony at which he has been helping the government out lights on the streets and repair roads, yet they are shutting down his property.
“I believe in Eledumare Nobody can fall me Ọmọ Olohun.
They pack everybody, they took more than 20 people both Artist and customers and they pack cars and bikes including peoples phone and job. All the people that came for help they pack them and they seal my new uncompleted building and hotel. Why? In my home town and we no follow them fight, pack all the drink that we are selling at ODOWGU bar and food. WHY? Government should please look into this.
I am using here to book events and shows not only drink.
I am promoting people and helping people here. Make Government ask I put light for everywhere and before government come for road repair na me call them to help us. Why will they do that at my property that I am using to feed my family?
Them later come attack me at where I dey but God pass them”.
Portable calls out government for sealing his building and hotel
It was reported in August that Portable had repaired the road in Sango-Ota. The street singer shared a video of him bringing a tractor to the state to repair the bad roads as he noted how the roads in Nigeria were too bad.
Last year, Portable had called out Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun, after a bad road in Sango-Ota nearly claimed his life while driving his Range Rover as it fell inside a ditch. The controversial singer, who isn’t afraid of anyone, had told the governor to vacate his seat if he can’t fix all the bad roads, stressing that Yayi is a better candidate to replace him.
He later claimed he received N2 million as compensation for calling out the governor and revealed that the Governor had promised he would fix all the bad roads in the state.
To confirm the governor’s promise, Portable visited the Atan-Lusada-Agabara road project, where he gave kudos to the government.
