PORTABLE REWARDS FAN FOR TATTOOING HIS FACE ON HIS BODY. (PHOTO).

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 Portable rewards fan for tattooing his face on his body Controversial Nigerian street singer Habeeb Okikiola, better known as Portable, has expressed his desire to credit a fan’s account following his grand show of love to him. The fan, in a joint post with Portable, had showed off the tattoo he made of the singer on his back. The male fan had inked the singer’s face on his back. In the post, the fan had a picture of Portable replicated for the tattoo as well as the ink of the drawing that was done. In his comment section, Portable thanked the fan for the grand gesture, calling him his brotherhood. He also asked for his account number, hinting at sending money to him. “Send aza (meaning account details) God bless you brotherhood”.

ARMED ROBBERS ON A BIKE IN VICTORIA ISLAND TODAY,SHOT & STOLE FROM A YOUNG MAN.

                                   According to sources,a yet to be identified man was today thursday shot by an armed gang who dispossessed him of his money in Victoria Island,Lagos.The four man gang which rode on motorcycles reportedly shot the young man for refusing to handover an envelope containing money.It was gathered by sources that the victim had withdrawn some money from a nearby Zenith bank,after which he entered a Guarantee Trust Bank Branch in thee area.He was said to have stopped by a recharge card vendor where he bought voucher before stopping a tricycle,but the criminals who must have trailed him,shot him on thee leg for refusing to handover the envelop.The victim's blood littered the ground,while his attackers fled the scene in broad day light.One more photo below.                                 

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