Portable orders associates to attack car dealer who failed to deliver a US-imported vehicle

• Nigerian singer Portable is accused of ordering his associates to assault a car dealer who failed to deliver a US-imported vehicle.

• The incident, captured on Portable’s social media, involved a distressed car dealer on the floor, demanding answers from the dealer.

The controversial Nigerian artist Portable has been accused of instructing his associates to physically assault a car dealer who allegedly failed to deliver a vehicle imported from the United States.

The incident was broadcasted live on Portable’s social media platform, revealing the visibly distressed car dealer sitting on the floor while Portable demanded explanations in an agitated manner.

The artist, known for his volatile behavior, exclaimed, “Where is my car? I will destroy your life. Where is my car? Are you trying to kill me or scam me? Where is my car?”

During the livestream, Portable articulated his frustration, asserting that the car dealer had assured him the vehicle would be delivered, which had been shipped from the U.S. two months earlier.

He conveyed his disappointment regarding the ongoing delays, noting that the dealer had offered numerous excuses.

Portable stated that he was expected to collect the car the day before and announce it on social media, but he was ultimately disappointed.

“He helped me ship my car from America; it has been two months and I have not seen my car. I was supposed to pick the car up yesterday and make my social media post, but he has been lying to me. He first said that the car was picked up by customs but when we got there, we didn’t see them,” Portable explained.

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