Portable turns trial into music, announces new EP ‘Ogo Most Wanted’

24 February 2025 at 15:17Portable turns trial into music, announces new EP ‘Ogo Most Wanted’Street hop star Portable isn’t one to let a news-making moment go to waste hence little wonder he’s documenting his current legal trial in his music.

The singer has taken to his Instagram page to announce a new project titled ‘Ogo Most Wanted’ which comes amidst his ongoing battles with the Ogun State Police who recently declared him wanted for assaulting government officials.

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The news doesn’t come as a surprise to Portable fans and observers who have followed his career since he broke into the mainstream with his Olamide Baddo-assisted hit single ‘Zazzu Zeh’ in 2021.

Portable has made a habit of releasing music around viral events. He recently released a diss song targeted at Grammy-nominated singer Asake who he mocked for failing to win at the 67th Grammys.

In 2024, Portable released the ‘Chosen EP’ amidst the viral “I Am A Chosen” trend that was popular on social media. He also released the track ‘Spiderman’ shortly after being recorded scaling a fence to evade arrest over his failure to pay the debt on his G Wagon Brabus.

Portable’s biggest single since ‘Zazzu Zeh’ came courtesy of his collaboration with British-Nigerian rapper Skepta who featured him on the hit single ‘Tony Montana’.

The street hop star would mark his time in London with the EP ‘Tony Montana of London’. He also released the EP ‘Canadian Burger’ after touring the country in 2025.

Portable’s new EP appears to be another attempt by the singer to turn a viral moment into music, a move he has used to maintain his relevance as an entertainer.

The singer who was recently granted bail after reporting himself to police promised to desist from causing trouble. Fans will be keen on Portable’s transformation, especially since he made a name for himself by constantly being in the news for his trouble-making antics.

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