“I Am A Man Of God And I See The Spirit Of God In Them” Portable Say As He Host Muslim Cleric At His Bar (Watch)

Street-pop sensation Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable Zazu, appears to be distancing himself from social media controversies. In a recent video shared on his platform, the singer was seen warmly welcoming a group of children, whom he referred to as Muslim clerics, to his restaurant and bar in Ogun State.

Portable expressed his admiration for their prayers and music, which he described as captivating.

Additionally, the singer recently engaged in a lighthearted exchange with Nollywood actor Odunlade Adekola concerning his baby mama, Ashabi Simple, highlighting his playful and entertaining nature while hosting the clerics.

The singer, renowned for his controversial persona, shared how the prayers and music of the Islamic clerics deeply resonated with him. He invited them to perform at his bar while his team looked on.

In one of the videos, the Zeh Nation boss was also seen handing bundles of naira notes to the Muslim clerics, showcasing his generosity.

Watch the video below:

See comments below;

@osmoworld_official said: “DR ZEH don bring queen Dami couch 🛋 come odogwu Bar.”

@eunice_t9 asked: “No be Queen Dami chair be this?”

@tillacinni01 commented: “Islam is so beautiful! May your prayers be answered portable.”

@adebukola_ashakee asked: “No be Queen dammy’s chair be this???”

@iam_djsunka reacted: “Na Queen Dammy chair buh na portable pay carpenter wey do am. Na whu.”

@arnike_ade wrote: “Queen Dami chair sope otilo.”

@timmyrochy said: “If portable post a magician tomorrow I no go surprise I like hin strategy ema jeyen lor na. Till another hit come.”

@4kbabyy wrote: “This guy nah 3 factor Authenticator.”

@giran_federal_1 said: “Nah you know wetin dey pursue you portable. Nah pastor remain to carry.”

@omotowunmi_28 commented: “Baba nla werey ni Bobo portable yii u go carry chair for ur wife house put for Bar.”

@fifehanmioluwa_: “I don laugh tire God abegg make nothing do portable oo na him be our joy giver this January.”