Controversial Nigerian street-hop artist Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has sparked widespread reactions online after claiming he woke up to a ₦100 million bank alert following his participation in a political campaign for the All Progressives Congress (APC).
Singer credits “Yayi” for massive payout
In a viral video shared on social media on Saturday, November 14, 2026, the Zazoo Zeh crooner expressed excitement over the credit alert, attributing the payment to the intervention of a political figure he identified as Yayi—widely recognized in Ogun State politics as Senator Solomon Olamilekan Adeola.
“I just slept and woke up and saw ₦100m, my fans. Thank you o. It’s Yayi that said they should send it to me o,” Portable said while celebrating the windfall.
Portable contrasts payout with past unpaid campaign
Comparing the windfall with his previous experience on the political trail, Portable noted that he had walked away empty-handed after performing at an earlier campaign rally, making the latest payment particularly memorable.
“The last campaign we went for, I didn’t receive anything. Thank you, sir,” he added, without disclosing the exact sender on the bank transaction or further details of his campaign engagement.
Renewed debate over celebrity political endorsements
While Portable offered no independent bank receipt to verify the claim, his announcement has reignited lively conversations across Nigerian social media regarding the hefty sums politicians spend on celebrity appearances and musical endorsements during electioneering cycles.
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