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Portable attained fame towards the end of 2021 with his hit single Zazu.
Fast-rising Nigerian music star and Zazu crooner, Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable has been accused by a lady of impregnating her when she was working as a harlot.
In an online video, the retired prostitute now a single mom narrated her story in the Yoruba language. The unidentified lady disclosed that the musician got her pregnant while they had something together. According to the lady, Portable gave her money to terminate the pregnancy, but she refused because abortion is a taboo from where she hails from.
The single mother in the video claimed Portable no longer pick her calls since he rose to fame with his hit track. She asked Nigerians to help her reach out to the singer as she showed the baby in the video.
The lady narrated how they met, what transpired between them, and the present situation. In her words: โGood evening Nigerians, Portable booked my services as a prostitute last year. We met at the club and we had fun. I got pregnant afterward and he gave me money to abort the baby but we donโt abort where I come from. I gave birth to the child, here is the child. I heard recently that he has turned into a popular music star. Please help me to share this video. Portable no longer picks my calls when I call him again and he no longer gives me moneyโ.
Finally, she pleaded: โplease, help me share this video till it gets to Portableโ.
Portable became the toast of the Nigerian music industry when his track โZazuuโ became a hit song last year. He was involved in a brawl with ace dancer, Pocolee and his promoter Kogbagidi in December 2021.
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