Portable finally lands in UK after failed attempts
Fast-rising singer, Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has landed in the United Kingdom for his first-ever international tour.
In a series of Instagram posts announcing his arrival in London for his music tour, the ‘Zazuu’ crooner thanked famous socialite E-Money for sponsoring the trip.
“@iam_emoney1 Na Baba God bless you more godfather You no go fall,” the rapper captioned a picture with E-Money at the airport.
Further thanking his supporters since the start of his music career, Portable stated, “I believe in God, my phone and sub. Any disappointment is a blessing Bizza Bizza.”
The ‘Zazuu’ crooner first announced his 2022 UK Tour on March 1, 2022, and will be performing in Birmingham on April 29, London on May 1 and Manchester on May 2.
On January 18, 2022, a viral video showed Portable pleading with a show promoter to do all he could to make him travel out of Nigeria for a show, promising he would not run away once he travelled.
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