Controversial street-hop star Portable is wasting no time firing back at online critics after regaining his freedom. Just days after being released on bail over a defamation lawsuit filed by Fuji legend Saheed Osupa, the outspoken singer has now issued a bold warning: “Defame me and get arrested!”
Portable, whose real name is Habeeb Okikiola, took to social media with a fiery video, vowing to clamp down on anyone who tarnishes his image online. According to him, verbal attacks or defamatory comments—especially in social media comment sections—won’t go unpunished.
This latest warning follows his dramatic arrest and remand in Kwara State, where he was detained after initially failing to meet bail conditions in the Osupa case. His legal counsel, Isaac Adebayo, confirmed that Portable was eventually granted bail after an oral application was accepted by the court on Monday, April 14, 2025.
But rather than lay low, the Zeh Nation frontman came out swinging. In the viral video, Portable said:
“You talk anyhow about me online, you go explain for police station. I no go take nonsense again.”
This public outburst underlines his ongoing battle with cyberbullies and his resolve to protect his brand and reputation at all costs.
It’s clear: Portable is on the offensive, and anyone who comes for him online better be ready to face the law.
