Vote for Tinubu or face w∆r in Nigeria, I have been signed by APC’: Portable speaks ahead of 2027 General election 

‘Vote for Tinubu or face war in Nigeria, I have been signed by APC’: Portable speaks ahead of 2027 General election
Controversial Nigerian singer, Habeeb Okikiola better known as Portable in a new video making the rounds issues strong to warnings to Nigeria ahead of the 2027 general election.

In the video spotted on his official Instagram page, Portable, the “Zazoo Zeh” hitmaker confirmed to all and sundry that he is a bonafide member of APC lead by president Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Sending stern warning to Nigerians, Portable uttered that citizens of the country must vote for the re-election of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.

Portable stressed that president Bola Ahmed Tinubu must emerged for the second term at the 2027 general election or there would be war in Nigeria at large.

The singer said that if Tinubu does not win the presidential election, the war in Nigeria will be like that of Iran-Isreal and America war.

Being specific toward the end, Portable said that thunder and ogun will strike any Yoruba who is not going to vote for Tinubu come 2027.

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Portable disclsoed that he has ben signed by APC while adding that when the party start to give him money, he will give out rice, vegetable oil and others.

Watch the video below;

As expected, social media reactions have started trailing the above video of Portable, see below;

@OluOlabode_ commented, “When the campaign message is threats and rice instead of results and accountability, you already know the country is in trouble.”

@Greatpeter02 said, “If Naija is a working system, this guy will be arrested and pun!shed for this mādnēss but it’s Naija, where some hate talks are be tagged as joke because, it’s favours them. From Sunday Igboho, now it’s Portable.. May God help this country.”

@iam_pinkyvady uttered, “Yoruba people and sense🫲………..,………………………………………………………..🫱 Dem don give Werey money finish, w go dey spit rubbish.”

@Notyoursisabeg wrote, “Yoruba people are the most tribalistic sets of bigots we have in this country, them and Hausa people, but at least the educated Hausa people are subtle their own.”

@LyfAcrosBorders noted, “Portable is spreading fear, not change. Threatening, bribing, or using ethnic pressure to sway votes is shameful. Nigerians, stay awake!”

@marvis129 added, “Portable should be called out for spreading intimidation instead of inspiring real change. This isn’t politics, it’s manipulation at its worst. 💔 This is pure nonsense… using fear and ethnic pressure to push votes? Absolutely disgusting. Threatening people with violence or bribery to sway their choice is shameful, cowardly, and utterly unworthy of anyone claiming to be a leader or influencer. Nigerians should wake up.”

In conclusion, the video has sparked widespread outrage, with many Nigerians condemning Portable for promoting fear, threats, and ethnic division rather than encouraging issue-based political engagement. His remarks have raised concerns about the growing trend of using intimidation and inducements to influence voters ahead of the 2027 elections.

Ultimately, the reactions highlight a broader demand from citizens for responsible leadership, accountability, and peaceful democratic participation—leaving many to question: should influential figures be using their platforms to threaten voters, or to inspire informed and unity-driven choices?