Portable worries fans after sharing an emotional Instagram photo on drip, pleading “God bring me back to life,” amid recent controversies
Controversial Nigerian singer Portable has left fans worried following a deeply emotional post on Instagram.
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The artist shared a photo of himself “on drip,” accompanied by a heartfelt message reading, “God bring me back to life.”
Fans flooded the comments with concern, urging the singer to prioritise his health and reach out to loved ones.
Portable’s vulnerability contrasts with his usual public persona and has sparked widespread discussion online.
Earlier, Portable acquired a brand-new 2025 Land Cruiser worth millions of naira shortly after regaining freedom from police custody.
The luxury vehicle was shared on social media as a symbol of resilience and divine guidance following his release, which came after a dispute with his baby mama, Ashabi Simple.
The singer’s troubles began when Ashabi reported him to authorities, leading to his arrest and court appearance.
Despite the ordeal, Portable has continued to express confidence in his journey, presenting his recent successes as inspired by faith.
Fans have reacted to his Instagram post with messages of support, encouragement, and humor.
Some highlighted his resilience, while others simply urged him to take care of himself during challenging times.
Earlier this year, Portable made headlines by comparing himself to Afrobeat legend Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, claiming no Nigerian artist is bigger than him.
His bold statement sparked discussions amid ongoing feuds involving Wizkid and Seun Kuti.
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Portable’s latest emotional post shows a more vulnerable side of the artist, reminding fans of the personal struggles behind his public persona.
David Okere is a journalist and contributor to Freelanews.com, covering business, governance, public affairs, and human-interest stories with a commitment to accuracy, balance, and public interest reporting.
