Nigerian singer Portable alleges injustice as Ogun State seals his uncompleted building and hotel, detaining workers and confiscating goods

Nigerian singer Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has expressed frustration after the Ogun State government sealed his uncompleted building and hotel in Sango-Ota over alleged illegal development.

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The ‘Zazu’ crooner shared the notice of contravention issued by the Ogun State Planning and Development Authority on Instagram, revealing that his properties were sealed during an enforcement operation.

Portable claimed that over 20 of his workers and customers were detained during the incident, and alcoholic beverages from his Odowgu Bar and Food were confiscated.

In an emotional statement, he said:

 “I believe in Eledumare. Nobody can fool me, Omo Olohun. They packed everybody, took more than 20 people, both artists and customers, and they packed cars, bikes, including people’s phones and jobs. All the people that came for help, they packed them and sealed my new uncompleted building and hotel. Why? In my hometown, and we didn’t fight back, they packed all the drinks we were selling at Odowgu Bar and Food. Why?”

The singer argued that his establishment serves as a booking venue for events and shows, helping young talents while supporting his family.

He also highlighted his contributions to the community, claiming that he had previously engaged the government for road repairs and installed electricity in the area.