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No Be Everybody Dey Do Yahoo – Portable Slams EFCC

In a recent social media rant, Artist Portable has cautioned the EFCC against trying to intimidate and apprehend normal youths and citizens in Nigeria.

He revealed that not everybody was into Yahoo as he expressed that some people were actually hustling and doing things illegitimately.

Portable cautioned  EFCC against brandishing every young successful person as a Yahoo boy.

Also recorded just 2 days ago, Portable  had spoken out on his greatest fear. He expressed that his greatest fear in life was to go broke as he revealed that no one celebrates failure.

He further expressed that he can do anything to get money whether it was being a creator, musician, or entertainer as long as it pays his bills.

However, Nigerians tackled him for his statement as they expressed that he was constantly fighting his helpers even though he states that being poor is his greatest fear.

I agree with Portable on this. It’s easy to be judgmental about people who make their money in a clean way. Everyone has different notions of right and wrong, different definitions on how to be successful. We should observe and get close to them before concluding.

Live with Purpose, Love with Passion. Remember to be happy

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Rose Ajieh

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