Fast rising singer, Habeeb Okikiola popularly known as Portable has been slammed by an influencer for flaunting his trip to London.
Gistlover earlier reported that Portable had made his first trip to London courtesy of billionaire businessman, Emeka Okonkwo better known as E-Money.
The Zazu coroner took to his Instagram page to pen an appreciation post to the billionaire as he thanked him for supporting him and his brand.
Portable noted how every disappointment is a blessing as he reflected on how he was dropped off from headlining a concert in Canada.
Portable wrote, “@iam_emoney1 Na Baba God bless you more Godfather You no go fall Thanks to those people wey dey show me love from day one Zazuu GOD sent … On my way to Ilu Awon Osuu I believe in God my phone and Sub any disappointment is a blessing Bizza Bizza”.
Since stepping into London, Portable has been flooding his timelines with London updates and has been carrying Nigerians along with his every move.
Irritated by the noise, Influencer Ruth took to her Twitter page to slam the singer.
“Traveling to London isn’t an achievement make portable rest”.
Firing back, Portable mocked her that she can’t make such achievement.
“Omo eru, eating 10 wraps of fufu won’t take you to London sha”.
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