MC Oluomo Endorses #Portable Amidst One Million Boys Saga [VIDEO]—-Rising singer Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has bagged a free movement assurance from Lagos state NURTW branch chairman, Musiliu Akinsanya, popularly known as MC Oluomo.
This move was following his rant on social media that landed him in deep trouble with the Nigerian Police.
A video that found its way to the internet captured the moment MC Oluomo warned Lagosians against stopping Portable’s access to any part of the state.
MC Oluomo claimed he is the one in charge of Lagos state by mentioning some parts of the state, which include Agege, Oshodi, Lekki, Iyana Ipaja, among others.
Portable, who was present during the video session, expressed joy and happiness for the freedom of movement he gained from the NURTW boss.
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Nigerians who reacted to this development claimed the singer would soon misbehave as that is his norm and character.
Portable landed himself in trouble with the police when he claimed that he was the one who formed the infamous Ajah boys and one million boys in Lagos state.
The ‘Zazuu’ crooner generated angry reactions from Nigerians who called him out for his brutal behaviour and unbridled tongue that would lead him to jail.
While trying to retrace his steps, Portable denied his earlier statement, which was captured in a video, where he emphatically claimed he created the infamous one million boys.
Nigerians who reacted to this development claimed the singer would soon misbehave as that is his norm and character.
Portable landed himself in trouble with the police when he claimed that he was the one who formed the infamous Ajah boys and one million boys in Lagos state.
The ‘Zazuu’ crooner generated angry reactions from Nigerians who called him out for his brutal behaviour and unbridled tongue that would lead him to jail.
While trying to retrace his steps, Portable denied his earlier statement, which was captured in a video, where he emphatically claimed he created the infamous one million boys.
