Zazu:Portable declares to run for president under 2 political parties; shares poster

Zazu singer, Portable has set social media abuzz with his public declaration to run for the office of the President of Nigeria in the forthcoming presidential election.

The singer, who made the annoucement via his Instagram page revealed that he will be contesting on the platform of two political parties: the Social Democratic Party, SDP, and the All Progressives Congress, APC.
The Zazoo singer shared a campaign poster on Instagram and dropped a brief manifesto.

To this end, wave of Nigerians’ reactions overwhelmed his social media pages.

@Herry Michael: “Portable truly will be bigger than many musicians next year oo. This one shock as everybody don the declare.”

@Augustine Jnr: “Always know that this guy will run for president, as zazoo Dey run him fit remain for the last three letters of his name ooooooo.”

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