Portable’s baby mama raises alarm, says singer should be held responsible if anything happens to her

Honey Berry, the baby mama of Nigerian street-hop singer Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known in music circles as Portable, has raised an alarm, saying that the controversial musician should be held responsible should anything happen to her.

Trouble started when she took to social media to share a screenshot of the conversation she had with Portable in which he demanded to see their son after two years of not seeing him.

In the conversation between the pair, Portable stoutly demanded to see his son, else he would make arrangements to hunt down his baby mama, and also asked if she had a lawyer to defend herself if she should need one.

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‘‘Bring me son before I make life tire you. Hope say you get lawyer, I no see my son for two years now. I dey send food money before as you no bring my son, how you go collect money again. Bring my son before I say make dem look for you.’’ Portable wrote.

In her reply to his threat, Honey Berry noted that she considered Portable’s remarks a threat and warned him not to ever terrorise her. She  stated that her baby daddy should be held responsible should anything happen to her or her son.

‘‘I consider this a threat. You stated that you want nothing to do with me and my son. If you don’t want misfortune in your life, don’t ever threaten me. Everyone, if anything happens to me or my son, please hold Portable-aka the deadbeat father-responsible.’’ Honey Berry declared.

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