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Popular Nigerian singer, Portable, has significantly increased his performance fee just days after being granted bail following his recent legal troubles. The controversial artist, known for his hit song "Zazoo," was accused of assaulting government officials, leading to his arrest. After pleading not guilty, he was released on a N2 million bail. Shortly after his release, Portable took to Instagram to announce a substantial hike in his performance fee, now demanding N20 million per show.
In his Instagram post, Portable declared that he is no longer interested in creating problems but is focused on creating wealth. He stated, “Zazuu na money I dey look for I no dey look for wahala again. If you get N20M for show japa. As dog dey run money dey go. Dm for show bookings I dey active.” This statement reflects his new mindset of prioritizing financial gain over controversy.
Portable’s decision to raise his fee comes at a time when his public image has been marred by legal issues. However, it seems the singer is leveraging his notoriety to command higher fees for his performances. This move could be seen as a strategic effort to capitalize on his current fame, despite the negative press surrounding his recent arrest.
The announcement has sparked mixed reactions among fans and industry observers. While some applaud his boldness and business acumen, others question whether the increased fee is justified given his recent legal challenges. Regardless, Portable’s ability to generate buzz and maintain relevance in the competitive music industry is undeniable.
As Portable continues to navigate his career amidst legal and public relations challenges, his latest move to hike his performance fee underscores his determination to turn his notoriety into financial success. Whether this strategy will pay off in the long run remains to be seen, but for now, Portable is making it clear that he is all about the money.
Here is the post from the Singer :
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