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“Superstar don humble” – Netizens reacts to video of Portable being arraigned in court (Watch)

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Popular Nigerian singer, Habeeb Okikiola, professionally known as Portable, has been arraigned before the Ifo High Court in Ogun State.

The controversial singer, who was taken into custody on Friday, March 31, days after he caused a scene and resisted arrest when men of the Ogun State Police command stormed his bar, was arraigned on Monday morning, April 3 on six counts charge bordering on assault.

A video of the Zazu Zeh star in the dock in the courtroom has found its way to the internet and stirred massive reactions.

Watch below.

Meanwhile, popular legal practitioner, Inibehe Effiong, has stated that controversial singer, Portable was the nightmare of every lawyer because he is a difficult client.

Recall that the singer resisted arrest after some men of the police command stormed his bar to arrest him for failing to honor several invitations sent to him on Tuesday.

Reacting to the standoff going on between the police and the singer, and his revelation that he purposely ignored the request to come in, the lawyer took to his Facebook page to claim that the singer is the kind of client who will act and speak in a way that is contrary to a lawyer’s plan of action.

He wrote;

“When it comes to having problematic, difficult, and deviant clients, Portable is every lawyer’s nightmare. He is the type of client that will be doing things and making comments that are counter productive to a lawyer’s strategy.”

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