Portable denies leading 2020 EndSARS protest
Controversial singer, Portable, has responded to criticism for his recent comments on protests, claiming that he did not lead the 2020 EndSARS protest as alleged by many.
Portable had earlier advised people to focus on their careers instead of protesting, which sparked backlash from those who reminded him of his active participation in the 2020 EndSARS protests.
In a video response, Portable attributed his past actions to a "poverty mentality" and claimed that his thinking has changed now that he is wealthy. Also, he argued that rich individuals like Aliko Dangote and Femi Otedola do not engage in protests, and advised his fans to prioritize their hustle.
Portable stated, "I was poor then, and it affected my thinking. Now, I am rich, and my thinking has changed. Rich men don't fight. I am rich now with a rich man's thinking. Should the rich go and fight?" His comments have sparked further debate and criticism online.
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