“I’m undervalued despite being an Ogun indigene” – Portable laments

• Portable, a controversial singer, has expressed his frustration with feeling undervalued, especially in his home state of Ogun.

• The singers comments were made following a severe warning from the Ogun State government for allegedly assaulting government officials.

• Portable emphasized the importance of self-worth and the need to be surrounded by individuals who appreciate and value their contributions on his social media.

Controversial artist Portable has voiced his dissatisfaction regarding a perceived lack of appreciation, especially from his home state of Ogun.

His comments follow a stern warning issued by the Ogun State government in response to allegations of his assault on government officials.

In a recent social media post, Portable contemplated the importance of self-worth and emphasized the necessity of being in the company of individuals who acknowledge and value one’s efforts.

He encouraged his followers to pursue settings where they are acknowledged and held in esteem.

“ZAzuu I wanted to let you know the right place values you in the right way don’t find yourself in the place and get angry if you are not valued. Am from Ogun state but no body value me or appreciate my doings, those that know your value are those people who appreciate you don’t stay in place where nobody sees your value”, he wrote.

In other news, TikTok sensation Peller has shared insights regarding his engagement to Jarvis, including their anticipated wedding date.

According to Gistlover, Peller first announced his engagement to Jarvis in 2024 through his social media channels, where he posted a video of the proposal.

In a recent appearance on the show ‘Rubbin’ Minds’ on Channels Television, hosted by media figure Ebuka Obi-Uchendu, Peller disclosed that their wedding is scheduled for either February or March 2025.

Addressing the engagement, Peller explained that he proposed to Jarvis to ensure her commitment amidst other potential suitors and discussed the reasons for not yet visiting her family in Benin, Edo State.

Reflecting on a memorable incident during a performance in Benin, Peller recounted experiencing a boil on his head, marking it as a first-time occurrence.

Additionally, Peller mentioned that he had invited Jarvis’ family to come to his home in Lekki for a visit.

“I went there and boil caught me on my head. i told the family to come to lekki to come and see me”, He stated.