Portable Claims Senator Yayi Gifted Him ₦100 Million After APC Campaign

Nigerian singer Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has claimed that he received ₦100 million from Senator Solomon Adeola, widely known as Yayi, following his support for the All Progressives Congress (APC) during its campaign activities.

According to Bush Radio Academy, the controversial entertainer made the disclosure in a post shared on his Instagram page on Friday, where he expressed appreciation to the senator and businessman IBD Dende.

Portable claimed that he woke up to discover that ₦100 million had been credited to his bank account, attributing the alleged payment to Yayi, whom he said had instructed someone to transfer the money to him.

The singer also recounted how some individuals had earlier informed him that the senator was looking for him. However, he said he initially doubted the information because he suspected they might be attempting to deceive him.

In his message, Portable wrote, “My dearest fans! I just woke up to an alert of N100m from Yayi! IBD Dende, oga mi! God bless you. Thank you! Yayi instructed them to send me the money. I took a nap, and God saved me from death.

“When I woke up today, I remembered that IBD had asked me to go home yesterday and said he would reach out to me. But some of my senior street brothers and street politicians came to tell me that Yayi was looking for me.

“Are you the one to tell me that Yayi is looking for me?’ I asked. They wanted to scam me, just as they did when Yayi sent money previously. I did not get a dime then.

“Thank you, Lord! Yayi has sent N100m. Thank you, IBD Dende. May your children be glorious! May you live long, my daddy. It shall be well with you. N100m is not a small amount at all!”

The singer’s claim comes after his performance at an APC rally held at Onikan Stadium in Lagos on October 13, 2026, where he entertained supporters of President Bola Tinubu.

Portable’s latest revelation has drawn attention to his involvement in the party’s campaign activities and his reported relationship with the senator. However, the alleged ₦100 million transfer has not been independently confirmed.