Portable orders attack on car dealer for delaying US shipment

Controversial Nigerian singer Portable has been accused of ordering his associates to assault a car dealer who allegedly failed to deliver a vehicle imported from the United States.

The incident, which was captured during a live stream on Portable’s social media, showed the car dealer visibly distressed, seated on the floor, while Portable furiously demanded answers.

The singer, known for his outbursts, shouted, “Where is my car? I will destroy your life. Where is my car? Are you trying to kill me or scam me? Where is my car?”

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Portable explained his frustration during the livestream, claiming the car dealer had promised to deliver his vehicle, which was shipped from the U.S. two months prior.

The singer expressed disappointment over the continuous delays, stating that the dealer had provided various excuses.

According to Portable, he was supposed to pick up the car the previous day and announce it on social media, but was let down.

“He helped me ship my car from America; it has been two months and I have not seen my car. I was supposed to pick the car up yesterday and make my social media post, but he has been lying to me. He first said that the car was picked up by customs but when we got there, we didn’t see them,” Portable explained.

Portable seen telling his boys this morning to beat a car dealer that failed to deliver the car he helped him ship from the US 😒 pic.twitter.com/wlRdHsIMOU

— Oyindamola🙄 (@dammiedammie35) September 11, 2024

Portable orders attack on car dealer for delaying US shipment

Nollywood actor turns plumber in Canada, says it pays better than tech jobs

A well-known Nigerian actor and film producer, Chris Bassey, has made an unexpected career shift since relocating to Canada.

In a recent Instagram live session with media personality Daddy Freeze, Bassey shared that he now works as a plumber, finding more satisfaction in his new profession.

He emphasized that his new career pays better than tech jobs and also gives him a more relaxed lifestyle.

Daddy Freeze asked: “I know you as a producer and actor, what career are you into this Yankee?”

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Bassey replied: “I’m into construction here. I do construction; I am a plumber.”

Daddy Freeze who was surprised by the development, however questioned the actor’s transition despite his fame.

Bassey said in pidgin: “In the last seven months, the province I have visited just on weekends in Canada, even person wey dey do tech no fit afford am. For here, I don’t know about the UK or US.”

Nollywood actor turns plumber in Canada, says it pays better than tech jobs

Blessing CEO warns Alax, viral fish-pie hawker, of being used, dumped

Controversial Relationship expert Blessing CEO has shared words of advice to the recent viral fish pie seller.

In a recent video, she advised him to be mindful of his newfound fame and to approach opportunities with carefulness.

Blessing emphasized the importance of being strategic and productive in the face of sudden fame, warning that without a thoughtful approach, he may be discarded by those who initially supported him.

Alax Evalsam, the once-anonymous seller of fish pies, shot to fame when a video of him passionately belting out catchy chants to sell his pies went viral on social media. His infectious energy and raw talent struck a chord with millions, turning him into an overnight sensation.

But as his story unfolded, it became clear that Alax’s life behind the screen was a far cry from the bright, vibrant energy he exuded in his videos.

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He has since received support from individuals, including celebrities, who have offered him gifts, collaborations, and performances at prominent Venues.

In a heartfelt revelation on her page, Miraj detailed how she ventured into the slums where Alax and his family lived, offering them a lifeline out of hardship. She instructed Alax and his family to pack up their belongings, a command that must have sounded like a dream come true. And without hesitation, they obeyed, eager to embrace whatever new chapter lay ahead.

But the surprises didn’t end there. Nons Miraj, like a fairy godmother, whisked them away to several grocery stores, where Alax and his family were given free rein to fill their carts with food, clothes, and other essentials. The look of sheer joy and disbelief on their faces spoke volumes as they picked out items they had once only dreamed of owning.

The pinnacle of this emotional journey came when Miraj drove them to a newly rented apartment. No longer would Alax and his family have to endure the harsh realities of slum life.

In a final act of benevolence, Nons Miraj handed him N200,000, ensuring that Alax and his family had more than just a fresh start—they had hope, dignity, and a newfound sense of security.

Blessing CEO warns Alax, viral fish-pie hawker, of being used, dumped