- Controversial artist Portable Zazu, recently clashed with a Christian outreach group.
- He said that a group he labelled as ‘Jehova Witnesses’ gathered around his bar and restaurant in Ogun state. They delivered sermons that he found uncomfortable.
- The singer stated that they spoke against his lifestyle and referred to him as the ‘prodigal son’ because of his high spending.
The controversial artist Habeeb Okikiola, also known as Portable Zazu, recently clashed with a Christian outreach group.
A live video from Sunday, August 25, captured Portable, who has just signed Barber Chair, sharing his annoyance with the evangelists, causing a stir online.
The Zazu artist reported that a group he labeled as ‘Jehova Witnesses’ gathered around his bar and restaurant in Ogun state, which he sees as his second home. They delivered sermons that he found uncomfortable.
He noted that they spoke against his lifestyle and referred to him as the ‘prodigal son’ because of his high spending.
He recalled that they urged him to change his bad habits and seek God.
Portable, who claimed to have good ties with pastors, Muslim leaders, and traditional figures, said he told his crew to chase them away.
Watch video here:
See some reactions below:
@olafuyi_r14: “Them enter Zazu.”
@r3negade_szn: “Na for this wan to start podcast .”
2wf_haroun: “This guy don high. Na why em voice be like this.”
@its_locoasspaner: “Think of repentance Omolalomi.”
@godferydml: “E nor get who e comfortable with before na.”
@tundejago001: “Na Westin your eye go de see be that if you no commot trenches.”
