Controversial Nigerian singer Portable has lamented over the maltreatment he is receiving in his state, Ogun State.
The singer, who resides in Ogun State, noted how he has done so much for his state, yet nobody appreciates him or values him. He told his fans that the right place will value them in the right way. He admonished them not to find themselves in the place and get angry if they’re not valued.
“Zazuu.
I wanted to let you know the right place values you in the right way don’t find yourself in the place and get angry if you are not valued.
Am from Ogun State but no body value me or appreciate my doings those that know your value are those people who appreciate you don’t stay in place where nobody sees your value”.
Kemi Filani reported a week back that Portable had cried out as the government sealed his uncompleted building and hotel over illegal development without an approval permit and detained some of his customers and workers. He called on the government to look into it as he pointed out the irony at which he has been helping the government put lights on the streets and repair roads, yet they are shutting down his property.
In a follow-up post, he said he had to protect his families and properties first as he canceled his show in London. Portable noted how if there was life, he would have the opportunity to perform in many countries.
Last year, August that Portable had repaired the road in Sango-Ota. The street singer shared a video of him bringing a tractor to the state to repair the bad roads as he noted how the roads in Nigeria were too bad.
Also, last year, Portable had called out Ogun State Governor, Dapo Abiodun, after a bad road in Sango-Ota nearly claimed his life while driving his Range Rover as it fell inside a ditch. The controversial singer, who isn’t afraid of anyone, had told the governor to vacate his seat if he can’t fix all the bad roads, stressing that Yayi is a better candidate to replace him.
He later claimed he received N2 million as compensation for calling out the governor and revealed that the Governor had promised he would fix all the bad roads in the state.
To confirm the governor’s promise, Portable visited the Atan-Lusada-Agabara road project, where he gave kudos to the government.
