Portable faces legal trouble over unsettled N14 million G-Wagon debt
Popular Nigerian singer Portable, real name Habeeb Okikiola, was arrested on Tuesday, May 14, by police in Lagos State over an alleged N14 million debt.
The arrest stems from a transaction in which Portable purchased a G-Wagon valued at N27 million from a local car dealer.
According to reports, the singer made an initial payment of N13 million but has since refused to settle the remaining N14 million, claiming the vehicle was not worth the agreed price.
Lagos State Police Command spokesperson, Benjamin Hundeyin, confirmed Portable’s arrest in a statement to newsmen.
The case has attracted significant attention, given Portable’s prominence in the music industry. Fans and critics alike are closely watching how the situation unfolds, with many expressing their opinions on social media.
Supporters of the singer have argued that if the vehicle was indeed faulty, Portable should not be obliged to pay the full amount. Conversely, others believe that the artist should honor his financial commitments and resolve any disputes through legal channels rather than withholding payment.
This incident adds to Portable’s growing list of controversies. As the police investigation continues, the music star’s legal team is expected to issue a statement addressing the allegations and outlining their defense strategy.
. It also serves as a reminder of the legal repercussions that can arise from unresolved financial disputes.
For now, Portable remains in police custody as the investigation proceeds, with many awaiting further developments in this high-profile case.
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