Portable is a post after the ultimatum, argued he has the right to beat his worker and that such issue does not concern the police
By Kehinde Okeowo
Controversial Nigerian singer, Habeeb Okikiola, better known as Portable, has taken to social media to boast amidst his rift with the police.
Portable took to his Instagram page on Thursday, March 30, to claim he is smarter than most educated people, arguing that he has learnt more on the streets than those in the four walls of a classroom
He wrote: “Zazuu I have learned more in the streets than in any classroom. I’m still smarter than you in the Zoo my future is in God’s hands. Ika of Africa Akoi Grace. Dr Zeh Nation many many inspiration.”
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The “Zazu” crooner was on Wednesday, March 29, handed a 72-hour ultimatum by the Ogun State Police Command. He was directed to report to the nearest police station after he was captured in a viral video resisting arrest by operatives of the force.
In the video which was shared on his Tik Tok page, he told his fans and other netizens that the man who came with the police to effect his arrest was his former employee, whom he cautioned after engaging in Internet fraud but failed to desist.
He went on to claim that he only disciplined and subsequently sacked the ex-staff after he failed to follow his advice.
Portable also maintained that what transpired between him and the complainant does not concern the police and insisted he has the right to beat his worker.
The 72-hour ultimatum issued by police to the singer on Wednesday expires Friday [today].
