One night before the naming ceremony of his newborn child, controversial Nigerian street-pop star Portable was engaged in a single accident.
He had a brake failure while getting ready for the event, which led to the disaster on Thursday night in Ogun State.
Portable described the incident in full, revealing that he avoided death by driving his car into a ditch to avoid running into another vehicle.
Speaking in a trending video on his Instagram story, the singer said, “My fans, join me to appreciate God. I was just driving out this evening when the accident happened.
“Nothing do me oo, I came out unhurt . I suddenly realized that the car had failed brake. My people have arrived here (at the scene of the incident) I thank God they are not here to carry my corpse.
“I’ve already bought two cows for my son’s naming ceremony. Thank God that the accident didn’t happen when trailer was passing on the road.”
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Portable gave out free Ankara aso ebi clothes to celebrate the naming ceremony of his newborn baby with his wife, Bewaji.
Bewaji had given birth during Portable’s boxing fight with Carter Efe on Friday May 1 2026
The first two sections of actress and producer Uche Montana’s project “Monica” received a total of 35 million views on YouTube, and within four days of its debut, the second portion received 15 million views, marking a significant milestone.
Montana said the project, which started out as an idea and a creative risk, has evolved beyond her expectations and called the feedback “overwhelming.”
She said the milestone illustrates the ongoing ability of narrative to unite people and thanked the audience for bringing Monica to life via their involvement.
The actress thanked her supporters, the cast, and the production team for their contributions, adding that the achievement represents more than viewership numbers.
She also hinted that more content is planned, noting that the journey is still in its early stages.
Montana wrote, “20 MILLION views on Part 1. 15 MILLION views on Part 2 in just 4 days. I’m honestly overwhelmed with gratitude.
