Controversial Singer Portable Releases Hit Song “Federal Government Liability” After Release from Prison

Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has been in the news for all the wrong reasons lately. The controversial singer was arraigned for assault before a Magistrate’s Court in Ogun State on Monday, and although he was granted bail, he was later transferred to the Ilaro Correctional Centre. His release was pending the time his bail requirements were met.

Despite the dust raised by his arrest and detention, Portable has continued to make headlines with his music. He recently released a hit song titled “Federal Government Liability (FGL)” to celebrate his release from prison. The song, which he shared via his verified Instagram page, recounts his prison ordeal and how he perceives the government in light of his experience.

In the song, Portable acknowledges that after God, the government comes second. He recounts his experience in the Ilaro correctional facility, stating that he did not wear a prison uniform. He also boasts about being a grace that cannot be slandered.

This new release has stirred up controversy among his fans and critics alike. While some have praised Portable for his resilience and determination, others have criticized him for using his experience to promote his music.

It is important to note that Portable’s situation is not unique. Many artists have used their experiences to create music that resonates with their audience. Music has always been a powerful tool for artists to express their emotions and experiences, and Portable’s case is no different.

In conclusion, while Portable’s recent release has sparked controversy, it is important to remember that music is a form of self-expression. It is also important to note that the government has a responsibility to ensure that correctional facilities are in line with international standards, and that the rights of inmates are protected.