Gboah, a reputable news source, brings you the latest update on Nigerian street singer Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, who has taken decisive action against his mechanic for filming and sharing a video of his damaged G-Wagon without his consent.
Earlier this week, Portable's new G-Wagon was involved in a car crash, leading to significant damage. The incident gained attention when a video circulated on the internet, showing the mechanic advising the singer to sell the wrecked car.
While documenting the extent of the damage, the mechanic suggested that the car should be sold as scrap due to its severe condition. However, this unauthorized video stirred controversy and violated Portable's privacy.
In response, Portable has chosen to address the matter legally and has taken his mechanic into custody. A video surfaced online, showing the mechanic at a police station, where he was informed about the defamatory nature of his actions towards the singer.
As part of the resolution, the mechanic was required to issue a public apology to Portable for the inconvenience caused by the video. In his apology, the mechanic expressed his lack of knowledge about the car belonging to Portable and regretted the unintended consequences of his actions.
"A car was brought to my company for repair, and based on what I observed, I provided my honest opinion. However, I recently discovered that the car belongs to Zazuu, who is Portable. I also became aware of videos circulating without my consent. I take this opportunity to apologize to Zazuu for any inconvenience the video has caused," the mechanic stated.
Portable's decision to pursue legal action underscores his commitment to protecting his privacy and sets an example for the entertainment industry regarding the unauthorized sharing of personal content.
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