Music star Portable is about to release a new EP that tells the story of his conflict with the Ogun state government.
Recently, the singer was declared wanted by the police on several charges.
He later turned himself in at the Lagos SCID and was taken to the Ogun State Police headquarters.
He was charged in court with conspiracy, assault, and possession of weapons, and he pleaded not guilty.
Portable was granted bail of N20m and instructed not to talk about the case on social media. The trial has been postponed until March 5.
After that, the singer went on Instagram to reveal a sneak peek of his new EP, “Ogo Wanted.”
In his post, he proudly claimed that he makes more money from music than internet scammers known as “Yahoo boys.”
He said …
“OGO wanted. Music money pass Yahoo. Zeh Nation many inspiration”.
See comments below:
@Ayor_aad: “This once use the whole matter sing full EP”
@Enibee_ikaa: “You no dey disappoint”
@Chicken Baeby: “I expected this but not so soon”
@Theonlyimmam: “Them say make you no talk online again. So na song you wan dey use talk now? Joyce”
@Ambitious_01: “Na form this EP we go know everything wey sup. Na only make you no talk on social media dem ban, no be music”
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