Controversial Nigerian singer Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, made a shocking claim that he has over 400 billion in his bank account. Portable pleaded with an unnamed bank to release his account, stirring a mix of disbelief, humor, and skepticism among fans and netizens.
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Portable, dressed in a red and white shirt adorned with a patch reading “IKA OF AFRICA,” appeared to be speaking outdoors with a cloudy sky in the background. He claimed, “I have over 400 billion in my bank account,” while urging a bank to unfreeze his funds. The singer, known for his dramatic and often controversial statements, did not specify the currency of the alleged 400 billion, leaving many to speculate whether he meant Nigerian Naira or another currency.
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Portable’s claim has raised eyebrows, especially given the context of recent banking issues in Nigeria. Banks may freeze accounts for various reasons, such as suspicious activity or creditor disputes. While Portable did not disclose the exact reason for his account being frozen, his plea aligns with growing concerns about banking transparency in Nigeria, as reflected in user comments on the post.
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Portable, often referred to as the “Zazu” crooner, is no stranger to controversy. Known for his energetic music and unfiltered personality, he has made headlines for various antics, from public feuds to bold claims. @KingEtiosa commented, “Once this guy smoke na to internet talk rubbish,” suggesting that Portable’s statement might be influenced by substances, a sentiment echoed by @TheKajomarin01, who wrote, “This one don start with him rubbi$h.” The singer’s claim of having 400 billion in his account seems far-fetched to many, especially when compared to real-world financial scandals like the Wells Fargo cross-selling scandal, where the bank faced billions in fines but over a much larger scale involving millions of accounts. In Nigeria, financial fraud is a serious issue, but Portable’s claim lacks substantiation, leading most to view it as another publicity stunt.
