Portable Releases A Song Inspired By Reports Of Poco Lee’s Arrest In The UK

Nigerian singer Portable has released a new track that seems to reference reports about dancer Poco Lee’s alleged arrest in the United Kingdom.

In the song, Portable mentions the reported incident directly, using it as an opportunity to criticize his former associate.

“Won ti grab Poco, for Obodo oyinbo, Ofi Agidi gba pata lowo oyinbo”

The release has quickly stirred reactions online, particularly due to the complicated relationship between the two artists.

Portable and Poco Lee first became connected through the 2021 hit “ZaZoo Zehh,” which also featured Olamide. This song significantly boosted Portable’s visibility among a broader Nigerian audience and helped to cement his status in the mainstream music scene.

However, their relationship later soured. Following the success of the song, Portable accused Poco Lee of taking money and recognition related to their collaboration, leading to a widely publicized dispute.

Portable is known for transforming major events, controversies, and personal experiences into music, and this recent release appears to align with that trend.

At the time of writing, the claim regarding Poco Lee’s alleged arrest in the UK has not been independently verified by authoritative sources. The specific details of what occurred, the context of the alleged incident, or whether any charges were laid remain unclear.

Currently, Portable’s song has reignited interest in the longstanding relationship between him and Poco Lee, while adding another chapter to their history of public disputes.

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