Portable is trending because he ordered his boys to beat a car dealer who failed to deliver the car he shipped from US.

 

Portable, whose real name is Habeeb Okikiola, is a Nigerian musician known for his controversial behavior and street-pop music style. The recent incident involving the physical assault of a car dealer has sparked public concern and debate.

Reports indicate that Portable was dissatisfied with the car dealer's failure to deliver a vehicle shipped from the United States. In response, he ordered his associates to physically assault the dealer.

Consequences and Reactions:

- Public outcry and condemnation of Portable's actions

- Concerns about the musician's influence on young fans

- Calls for accountability and responsible behavior from celebrities

- Debate about the effectiveness of conflict resolution mechanisms in Nigeria

Legal and Social Implications:

- Assault is a criminal offense in Nigeria, punishable under the law

- Potential damage to Portable's reputation and career

- Impact on the music industry's image and social responsibility

The livestream footage of Portable confronting and ordering his associates to beat the car dealer has sparked widespread outrage and condemnation

This incident raises important questions about:

1. Celebrity influence and responsibility

2. Conflict resolution and violence

3. Accountability and the rule of law in Nigeria

This incident follows previous controversies involving Portable, including his arrest earlier in the year for failing to settle a debt related to another car purchase, which also involved a dramatic attempt to evade arrest. These events paint a picture of Portable as a figure often embroiled in public disputes, showcasing a pattern of confrontational behavior when faced with contractual disagreements or perceived slights.