Portable to release new track ‘Federal Government Liability’ after Monday’s arrest
Portable Zazu, a street pop vocalist, has released a new single titled ‘Federal government liability (FGL)’ following his experiences with the police and the court system.
He posted a video on his Instagram page, in which he reminisced about his time with the police and declared that he was not a criminal.
In a line of the song, the Zazu vocalist warned that he would report any backbiters to the police.
He said: “Them carry me go prison I no collect cloth. I am not a prisoner. Talk behind my back and see me call the police. After God na goverment.”
Okikiola aka Portable has shared his experience in detention over the alleged assault of his aide,Manny Monie.
The Zazu croonercrooner disclosed this in his yet-to-be-released single titled ‘Federal Government Liability’.
In a snippet of the song shared on his Instagram page, Portable bragged that he didn’t wear a prison uniform while at the correctional centre in Ilaro.
Recall that the Magistrate ordered that Portable be remanded at the correctional centre in Ilaro pending the perfection of his bail conditions after he was granted N800,000 bail on Monday.
Celebrating his freedom in his latest song, the self-proclaimed ‘Wahala musician’ stated that he is a child of grace, adding that he can never be disgraced.
“I am a child of Grace. Latest glory. From star to the eagle, come and see grace wey no dey disgrace. They carried me to prison but I didn’t wear their cloth. Leave me alone. I am not a prisoner,” he sings.
Portable is facing a three-count charge bothering on assault and theft of musical equipment.
The hearing of the case will commence on April 26, 2023.
Watch the video below:
