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PORTABLE DENIES ALLEGATIONS OF FIGHTING WITH OGUN STATE OFFICIALS. (PHOTO).


 Portable denies allegations of fighting with Ogun state officials


Controversial singer Portable has denied accusations of attacking Ogun State officials who sealed his bar and uncompleted building.

In a video shared on social media, Portable claimed he was asleep when the officials arrived and did not engage in any physical altercation.

Portable alleged that the officials not only sealed his businesses but also destroyed his bar. 

He emphasised that he did not fight anyone and challenged the officials to provide proof of their allegations.

The singer also revealed that the sealed building holds sentimental value, adding that it is where he buried his mother.

Portable maintained his innocence and appealed to his fans to believe him.

He said in a video: “It’s a youth matter, I’m a small boy. I didn’t fight anybody. I might be troublesome, but this time, I was asleep when they came to my house and bar, asking everyone to leave.

“They went to an academy where I help young people—not just musicians but also tailors, carpenters, and bricklayers.

“Elders, owners of the earth, they have lied against us. My glory will defeat my enemies. That house is where I buried my mother when I was 13.

“My fans, I swear to God, I didn’t fight anyone. Let them show proof that I did.”

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