Nigerian street-hop sensation Portable found himself on the wrong side of the law as he was granted bail set at N1 million by an Ikeja Magistrate Court over alleged cyberstalking of Fuji music legend King Saheed Osupa. The controversial artist, known for his legal troubles as much as his music, faced charges of criminal intimidation and cyberstalking following a months-long social media feud that escalated into alleged threats.
The courtroom was packed with fans of both artists as the magistrate heard arguments from both sides. Portable's legal team argued the posts in question were merely "artistic expression," while prosecutors presented evidence of what they described as "targeted online harassment." A visibly agitated Portable maintained his innocence, telling reporters outside court: "This is just jealousy because I'm more famous now."
Legal analysts note this case could set important precedents for Nigeria's burgeoning cybercrime laws, particularly regarding celebrity social media feuds. Meanwhile, Osupa's camp has remained tight-lipped, though sources close to the Fuji star say he's "satisfied justice is being served."
Will this legal battle silence Portable's notorious online presence, or will it only fuel more controversy for the Zazu crooner? One thing's certain - Nigeria's entertainment industry is watching closely.
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