- Nigeria singer Portable Olalomi calls for urgent repairs on Sango Ota/Ifo road in Ogun State.
- Portable allegedly received N2 million compensation for criticizing the Ogun State government.
- A video shows Portable inspecting ongoing work on Agbara-Lusada road .
- Portable urges Governor Dapo Abiodun to address the Sango Ota road issue similarly.
Nigerian artist Habeeb Olalomi Oyegbile, popularly known as Portable, has once again voiced his demand for the repair of the Sango Ota/Ifo road in Ogun State.
The controversial singer and Zeh Nation boss has been actively calling out the state government, led by Governor Prince Dapo Abiodun, to address the poor condition of the road.
Recently, Portable was reportedly awarded N2 million as compensation for his outspoken criticism of the Ogun State government’s inaction.
Despite this, Portable’s advocacy continues. A new video has surfaced showing the singer inspecting the ongoing construction work on the Agbara-Lusada road.
Accompanied by his supporters, Portable took the opportunity to directly address Governor Abiodun, urging him to replicate the efforts seen at Agbara-Lusada on the Sango Ota/Ifo road.
This latest advocacy follows a recent incident where Portable was involved in a minor accident while traveling in Ogun State, as his jeep reportedly fell into a ditch.
Netizens Reactions…
thank_god_for1 said: “Nice one police.”
babyrich12 said: “Louder jare make them do sango abeg erosion everywhere road no good ijoko side worst , arepo , crown estate ogba ayo side talkless of sango itself ejo oo.”
oyedeleowolabi said: “I believe Youths we lead the nation.”
mrlilgaga said: “Advocate.”
percyboss01 said: “Is this the same road his car fell into gutter the other day?”
focusrichie28 said: “There’s power in tongue may God bless you more as you dey fight for people may God protect and guide your family from evil @portablebaeby.
Hifa_Ent said: “Drive too Agbara-Lusada ogun state and portable came too inspect the ongoing road construction.. very flexible and real nigg ..”
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