Portable arrested and allegedly assaulted by police over baby mama dispute

Nigerian singer Portable has been arrested and allegedly assaulted by police in connection with a dispute involving his baby mama, actress Ashabi Simple. The arrest occurred on Saturday, one week after Portable evaded capture. According to Media Talk Africa, the musician had been wanted by the authorities since Ashabi Simple and her siblings reported him to the police for assault.

The latest development in the case came after Portable managed to escape arrest last week. However, his luck ran out on Saturday when he was finally taken into custody. A video circulating on social media on Sunday evening appears to show Portable in handcuffs, visibly distressed and alleging that he was tortured while in police custody.

The footage has sparked a strong reaction online, with many Nigerians expressing concern over the alleged mistreatment of the singer by the police. The incident has highlighted the ongoing controversy surrounding Portable’s personal life and his run-ins with the law. As the situation continues to unfold, it remains to be seen how the authorities will address the allegations of police brutality and what consequences Portable may face in connection with the dispute.

Portable, known for his outspoken and often controversial personality, has been in the public eye for his music as well as his personal life. The singer has built a significant following in Nigeria and beyond, but his rise to fame has also been marked by numerous scandals and controversies. The current situation serves as a reminder of the complexities and challenges associated with celebrity status, particularly in the context of Nigerian entertainment.

As the investigation into the dispute and the alleged police brutality continues, fans and observers alike will be watching closely to see how the situation develops. With the video of Portable’s alleged mistreatment by the police circulating widely online, the incident has already sparked a significant amount of debate and discussion, both within Nigeria and internationally.