Portable sacks manager, promoter, DJ

Self-styled ‘wahala’ musician, Habib Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has sacked some of his aides.

The “Zazu” crooner, in a video, informed he has relieved his manager, promoter and disc jockey of their jobs.

According to Portable, he wants to give opportunities to the new set of persons to come on board and enjoy all that the previous sacked aides did.

He further warned show organisers not to pay or enter into any agreement with his promoter as he has been sacked.

Portable said: “Let some other persons enjoy. Let me employ new staff; new DJ, new promoter. Let them enjoy like you have enjoyed. Don’t give them my show money oh. Including the manager. Come and sign a contract before you work with me.”

Source: THE NATION

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