Won ti grab Poco, for Obodo oyinbo…” — Portable drops song after Poco Lee arrest in UK

Following the release of a new song that appears to have been influenced by news of dancer Poco Lee’s imprisonment in the UK, Nigerian artist Portable has sparked internet responses.

In the track, Portable sings, “Won ti grab Poco, for Obodo oyinbo, Ofi Agidi gba pata lowo oyinbo”, using the reported incident as the basis for a fresh musical jab at his former associate.

Due to the lengthy relationship between Portable and Poco Lee, which began with their cooperation on the popular song ZaZoo Zehh with Olamide, the lyrics have drawn attention right away. The 2021 album contributed to Portable’s rise to popularity.

Portable’s most recent action is indicative of his well-known propensity to quickly put personal experiences and popular controversies into music.

His past engagement with Poco Lee has garnered media attention. Portable publicly accused the dancer of stealing money and credit related to their partnership shortly after ZaZoo Zehh became a huge smash.

However, at the time of writing, it was not possible to independently verify the current assertion regarding Poco Lee’s purported arrest in the UK from reliable reports. Therefore, it’s unclear what caused the reported interaction or if official charges were filed.

Despite this, the new song has given a fresh chapter to the long-running Portable-Poco Lee story, with social media users highlighting how quickly the singer converted the incident into lyrics.

Poco Lee is still involved in the music industry; his most recent album, Opera Mini, was published in June 2026.