Drama as Portable causes commotion in Lagos as he fights dirty with bike man for allegedly stealing his phone (Video)

Controversial Nigerian singer Habeeb Okikiola, better known as Portable, is at it again, but this time with a bike man.

The street singer, who recently returned from America, caused a commotion in Lagos as he fought dirty with a bike man, who he accused of stealing his phone. In videos making rounds online, the singer, who was wearing a yellow hoodie, was captured engaging in a fistfight with the bike man as Lagosians gathered to separate them.

Portable in a street fight… person wey just come back from the USA few days ago o😭😂 pic.twitter.com/X5wLIEcic1

— Oyindamola🙄 (@dammiedammie35) July 12, 2024

As expected, many social media users had something to say, with many expressing displeasure in his constant fights.

One Oba Catalyst wrote, “This guy needs a good medical (psychologist and therapist) team around him 24/7. He needs help

One Taiwo Junzi wrote, “His management has a lot of work to do before he becomes more infamous than he already is

One Oludare Omotolani wrote, “No wonder God separated him from Davido by fire by thunder

One Jey Nnie wrote, “How did this guy become a celebrity, Biko?

One Slim Kiki wrote, “But how did this guy end up being a celebrity?

One Banti Blogger wrote, “See person wey just come back from Yankee

One Miss Chidel wrote, “Why is it that he’s always trending for the wrongest things, eh? Portable is actually a case study?

One Lauly Fabulous wrote, “Funny thing is that he was so calm in America. Why didn’t he misbehave there?”.

Early this year, Portable was mercilessly beaten by Nigerian-American singer Esquare over failure to perform at their show. Narrating the incident, Portable claimed that 40 people attacked him, and they had badly injured him and left him with a broken leg.

Sharing their side of the story, Esquare debunked the reports of beating Portable and recounted the incident.

Following the fight, Portable landed in the hospital and cried out to Nigerians, questioning if it was only the dead Nigerians fighting for, as he noted how there was a lot of evidence, yet no one was calling for justice for him.