Baby mama returns son to ‘blown’ Portable

Raving artiste Habib Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has announced the return of his son Ogoluwa Teslim Badmus.
The Zazu crooner made this announcement excitedly in a video he posted on his Instagram account on Tuesday February 22, 2022.
Portable explained that he had been restricted from seeing his child due to his then impoverished state. He claimed his baby mama had called the police on him to enforce the separation when the child was two.
“Thank God o! My woman carry police arrest me say she no marry me again. She took my two year old child away from me. This is it. I don get money now, the boy don gbera. Dem Dey use my pikin beg me o, thank God o!… This is Ogo, Ogoluwa Teslim Badmus”, Portable said in a mixture of pidgin and Yoruba, holding his son.
The artiste has since continually showed his excitement as he then posted videos of his son, going shopping and buying bundles of clothes for him and opening an Instagram page specifically for Ogoluwa.
Portable became a musical sensation in November after the remake of his hit song Zazu, featuring legendary rapper Olamide and dancer Pocolee. He has since enjoyed massive airplay and downloads with the streets ‘showing him love.’
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