“I’m sorry, na fear make me dey run” – Portable to Ogun Government

• Singer Portable has apologized to the Ogun State government for being declared wanted by the police, citing fear as the reason for his hiding.

• Portable publicly apologized for his actions on Instagram, stating that fear had led him to hide.

• He sought divine intervention on his behalf, seeking blessings and protection for himself and his family.

Singer Portable has once again extended a public apology to the Ogun State government following his declaration as a wanted individual by the police, attributing his concealment to fear.

In a significant development, Portable utilized his Instagram story to convey his regret for his behavior, explaining that fear compelled him to go into hiding.

He implored divine intervention, asking for blessings and protection for both himself and his family.

He said: “Oba Anu. Am going out today. God turn my battle to blessings. Let your grace speak for me. God don’t let my enemy shame me.

Open my ways because of my children and family and those people I dey help. God help me send my own helper to me.

Ogun State Government am sorry, na fear make me dey run. Thank God police is our friend and family. God dey everywhere, God forgive me. I believe in you. Any disappointment is a blessing.If you believe wait for God.

Anu olohun grace no dey finish”.

In other news, A viral video has emerged depicting a wife standing her ground as her husband confronts her with another man.

In the footage circulated on social media, the husband entered a store to find his wife in a compromising position, engaged in conversation with another individual.

Upon witnessing the scene, he began recording, attempting to humiliate both his wife and her companion by capturing their images and making disparaging comments while accusing her of infidelity.

The wife, however, asserted that she had previously informed him of her desire to end their relationship.

In response, the husband maintained that she had a child with him and that their disagreement was trivial. The man who was present also defended himself, claiming that the woman had never disclosed her marital status to him.