Singer Portable Signs 50 Million Naira Agreement Deal With Obi Cubana’s Oduguwu Bitters

Habeeb Okikiola, also known as Portable (Zazu Zeh), a Nigerian artist, has signed a N50 million endorsement agreement with Odogwu Bitters.

Obi Cubana, a Nigerian businessman, is the owner of the herbal alcoholic drink brand, Odogwu Bitters.

This comes after the Zazuu crooner was seen distributing Obi Cubana’s newly launched drink for free as people in the street struggled to get theirs.

Portable took to Instagram to share videos of the deal, and he is ecstatic with the big contract, which will help him get even more fame.

He wrote: “@obi_cubana don show love ooo. 50 million kwen don zeh for my Aza ooo. Official Ambassador @odogwu_bitters of Africa.”

The singer rose to fame after being introduced to Olamide by Poco Lee, and Olamide quickly took notice and phoned him up the next day to record a song with him.

He gained fame after releasing the song ‘Zazu Zeh,’ which featured Olamide and Poco Lee.

The 28-year-old singer has established himself as a street credential. He had been in the music industry for ten years before his breakthrough.

The musician has gained over a million followers on Instagram within a short period of time.