Popular Nigerian singer, Habeeb Okikiola, well known as Portable, has filed a suit in the court after he was allegedly injured by his close friends who beat his sister.
Portable, in videos shared on his Instagram Story on Friday, disclosed that he was injured by his friends while his sister was hospitalised over the attack.
The singer, who revealed that he hurriedly returned to Nigeria from Gambia after his sister was attacked, also shared the picture of his sister on the hospital bed.
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“Olopa ma ko everybody, see wetin oke osa boiz do my big sister. Akoi big problem,” he captioned the picture.
While speaking in the videos, Portable said he helped his sister’s attackers, stressing that they (assailants) were envious of his success.
Speaking in Pidgin, the controversial singer said: “This life as you dey make am, make you dey run for people.The more you grow, run from people.
“Dem no want your success. Dem don shook me o. Na my nigga shook me. I no know wetin he use shook me o.
“We don gather dey back in the days. Base on say I make am, na me still dey help am. He later con nack me base on sey you dey beat my sister.”
Portable further stated that he has informed the police about the attack, adding that he would ensure his sister’s assailants are arrested.
The singer later shared a post on his that he had taken legal steps and informed his lawyer about the attack.
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