Popular street-hop artist Portable is once again turning real-life events into music as he announces his latest project, ‘Ogo Most Wanted’, amid his ongoing legal troubles.
Taking to Instagram, the controversial singer revealed that his new EP is inspired by his recent clashes with the Ogun State Police, who declared him wanted for allegedly assaulting government officials.
Fans of Portable won’t be surprised by this move, as he has built a reputation for dropping music in response to viral moments. In early 2025, he released a diss track aimed at Grammy-nominated singer Asake, mocking him for failing to win at the 67th Grammys.
Similarly, in 2024, he capitalized on the “I Am A Chosen” social media trend with his ‘Chosen EP’. He also dropped the song ‘Spiderman’ after a video of him scaling a fence to evade arrest over unpaid debts on his G-Wagon Brabus went viral.
Since breaking into the mainstream with his Olamide-assisted hit ‘Zazzu Zeh’ in 2021, Portable has continued to stay relevant with strategic releases. His biggest song since then came from his collaboration with British-Nigerian rapper Skepta on the hit ‘Tony Montana’.
He followed up that success with the ‘Tony Montana of London’ EP while in the UK and later released the ‘Canadian Burger’ EP after touring Canada in 2025.
With ‘Ogo Most Wanted’, Portable is once again leveraging controversy to fuel his music career— a formula that has helped him remain a dominant force in the Nigerian street-hop scene.