Portable shares food items to Lagos residents

<p>The ‘Calm Down’ crooner said he is an introvert and does not like controversy.</p>, <p>The Zazu crooner shared his experience in detention in his yet-to-be-released single titled ‘Federal Government Liability’.</p>, <p>Richard Osita had taken to his Instastory to lambast the Nigerian Police for not taking his petition against his blackmailer, Bella Nwoko, seriously.</p>, <p>Following the release of the album, global streaming giant, Spotify, said Davido’s music is most streamed in the United Kingdom, Canada, France and Nigeria.</p>, <p>Recall that the Magistrate ordered that Portable be remanded at the correctional centre in Ilaro pending the perfection of his bail conditions after he was granted N800,000 bail on Monday.</p>, <p>The curvy actress stated this in a recent Instagram post.</p>, <p>Controversial singer, Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, recently took to the streets to distribute food items to some residents of Lagos State.</p>, <p>She maintained that she does not barter her body for money.</p>, <p>She said she loves to collaborate because it allows her to showcase her diversity.</p>, <p>Celebrating his freedom in his latest song, the self-proclaimed ‘Wahala musician’ stated that he is a child of grace, adding that he can never be disgraced.</p>, <p>Portable is facing a three-count charge bothering on assault and theft of musical equipment.</p>, <p>The platform West Africa Artiste and Label Partnerships Manager, Victor Okpala, on Tuesday in a statement, said Davido’s song featured on over 10 million user-generated playlists on Spotify.</p>, <p>“There’s absolutely nothing I’m saying on this record or Vector is saying on this record that hasn’t occurred,” he said.</p>, <p>Amaarae said, “When I first started, people weren’t even trying to pay me at all. I actually remember; I’m not going to shame the platform but a platform that offered me credit, MTN credit to perform at their show.”</p>, <p>Nkechi got angrier and rained curses on him.</p>, <p>The 25-year-old South African journalist had a