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- Portable’s Christmas post has sparked mixed reactions from his fans and viewers.
- The singer shared a video collage of his family sporting matching Christmas cardigans, trousers and caps.
- Portable, his two wives and three children were smiling happily in the video clip.
Nigerian singer cum songwriter, Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has unveiled his family Christmas photos in a video collage that featured himself, his two wives, and their three kids.
In a recently posted online video, the singer’s two beautiful wives were seen wearing Christmas costumes and looking stunning as they held their kids. The video showcased his two sons and one beautiful daughter.
Additional scenes in the clip featured the Nigerian singer posing for the camera, which has now gone viral on social media.
Portable captioned the post:
“Merry Christmas & and happy new year in advance.”
“Those are my tomorrow I don’t joke with them”
His fans and well-wishers have also flooded the comment section of the post to share their observations about the photoshoot video.
See video and some reactions below:
@mopzbee wrote: Where is queen Dami
@ifeh23 wrote: where is Ashabi simple Abi na only baby mama she be?
@theonlysuzanne_ wrote: Is that the second wife??
simply_meemarh wrote: Shey him be Muslim u dey celebrate Christmas too?
@Jurell4l: “The zazu family.”
@LuxuryTatashey: “Where him see fake Christmas clothes?”
@ifyuzy: “Portable is who he thinks he his though.”
@OSBORNEIKHAZ: “Not bad at all, hope he takes good care of them, well very interesting.”
@DedeOnyenmachi1: “Why are we copying white man’s culture nowadays?”
@Martolexx: “Woman hold your husband ooo, him wan go fight Charles okocha oo.”
Away from the festivities, Nigerian actor and comedian Okey Bakassi has revealed that he was attacked at an event in Owerri, Imo State.
The Imo State indigene took to his Instagram account on Saturday, to share his ordeal, revealing that the attackers threatened him after he told them to allow a free flow of photographs.
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