Controversial singer Habeeb Okikiola, better known as Portable, has sparked another fiery social media drama after questioning rapper Zlatan Ibile’s alleged ₦504 million bank balance.
Key highlights
- Portable questions Zlatan Ibile’s alleged ₦504 million bank balance.
- He raises questions about the source of the money without providing evidence.
- Portable suggests the funds could attract money-laundering concerns if genuinely owned by Zlatan.
- The singer also claims he has handled amounts larger than ₦500 million.
- Portable boasts of an alleged upcoming Fanta endorsement deal.
Zlatan recently set social media abuzz after sharing a screenshot purportedly showing more than ₦500 million sitting in his bank account.
But instead of celebrating his colleague’s financial success, Portable appeared unimpressed, questioning why a musician would allegedly have such a huge amount sitting in a personal account.
Portable went further, suggesting that the money may not belong to Zlatan and making a serious allegation about what could happen if the rapper actually owns the funds.
According to Portable, if the ₦500 million genuinely belongs to Zlatan, then questions could arise about the source of the money, even going as far as alleging that the rapper could be involved in money laundering.
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The controversial singer, however, did not present evidence to support the allegation.
In another video, Portable insisted that ₦500 million was not an unfamiliar figure to him, boasting that he had seen and spent more than the amount.
He also claimed that he would soon become a Fanta ambassador and receive an endorsement deal worth hundreds of millions of naira.
Portable’s comments have now added another layer to what has quickly turned into a heated exchange between the two Nigerian music stars.
The drama comes after Zlatan hit back at Portable, telling him that ₦500 million was “far from his eyes” while defending his financial status.
With both artistes now trading shots over money and success, fans are waiting to see whether the war of words will escalate further.
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