Habeeb Okikiola, the controversial artist known as Portable, has expressed disappointment that he did not receive a monetary reward for supporting President Bola Tinubu.
He was “used” according to him, but he chose to remain calm.
During a recent Instagram live session with fans, the ‘Zazu’ crooner stated that “fighting” the government was a pointless action, emphasizing that the government has nothing to lose.
He said: “I supported Tinubu but I didn’t get any money. I was used but I am calm.
“You’re k!lling yourselves in the name of fighting the government. The government has nothing to lose.”
In other news, Kunle Coker, a Nollywood legend, has finally revealed the truth about his much-rumored affair with the stunning Genevieve Nnaji during a compelling interview on Oyinmomo TV.
When confronted with the scorching question of the reality behind their supposed affair, Coker’s ambiguous statement – “it’s true and it’s not true” – left both the interviewer and the audience hanging on his every word, anxious for explanation.
As the tension grew, Coker dug further into their past, discovering a story of intense connection and strategic romance. He depicted himself as Genevieve’s guardian angel, explaining how he took on a romantic role not for love, but as a protective barrier, fending off possible suitors who may have distracted her from her stratospheric climb in Nollywood.
According to him, his presence was a deliberate attempt to keep Genevieve Nnaji focused and on track, sheltering her from distractions that may have derailed her burgeoning career.
Kunle Coker, reflecting on Genevieve Nnaji’s extraordinary journey, beams with pleasure and expresses his delight at her phenomenal success. He painted a picture of a star who has not only dominated the Nollywood industry, but has also dabbled in a variety of other businesses.
In a touching statement, the veteran actor revealed that their friendship had endured the test of time. Coker claimed that despite the distance and passi