“Why I refused to pray with my cell mates” – Portable shares his experience in detention (Video)

 

Controversial Nigerian singer Habeeb Okikiola, better known as Portable, has shared his recent experience in cell.

Refreshing your memory, the singer was detained last month by the police for assault, among others.

In an interview on Echo Room, he revealed that when he got to the government, he corrected the false narrative about him that he is crãzy. Portable disclosed that when he got to his cell room, the leader gave up his position for him, but he declined, as he believed he wasn’t meant to be there

Portable also mentioned how they beat new people in the cell; luckily for him, he didn’t experience such a thing.

The highlight of the interview was when he recounted how his cellmates, who were murderers, asked him to pray with them, but he refused because he wasn’t a killer and he didn’t believe their prayers would be answered.

Thank God I am a Government’s child. They said I am a crãzy person, when I got the government I told them I am not a crãzy. When I entered Cell 4, I blessed them. Normally, they beat new people in the cell; when I got there, the head of the cell dethroned himself for me to become the leader, but I said No, this is not my house. Then I asked what his offence was; he said they accused him of murder. I told him to stay beside me as long as he didn’t kill me.

A person said we should pray; I said No, God doesn’t answer this kind of prayer. We aren’t in church. One said he had killed one person, another said he killed two people, and another said three people. I haven’t killed anyone, so our prayers cannot work together. Pray on your own.”