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“Who Get God Account? I Wan Wire Am Money!’ Fans Debate As Portable Suggests Thanksgiving After Latest Accident

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12 months ago

July 19, 2023

Popular street pop artiste Portable has stirred a humourous debate following suggestions of thanksgiving following his survival of another automobile accident that left his luxury G-wagon Brabus SUV in ruins.

Portable, still reeling from the aftermath of the accident, took to his social media page to express his gratitude to God for sparing his life. However, his peculiar way of showing appreciation sparked both intrigue and controversy among his fans and critics alike.

In a viral clip that emerged online, the visibly shaken singer responded to a fan’s suggestion that he should donate the money he would have sent to God for appreciation, to a pastor or an Alfa. Portable firmly dismissed the idea, explaining that he preferred to send the money directly to the divine. He humorously exclaimed, “Who get God’s account? I wan wire am money!”

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Social media platforms immediately lit up with a flurry of reactions. Supporters of Portable applauded his resilience and acknowledged the role of faith in his life. One user, @360trends.ng, even proposed that the singer’s remark could become the basis for his next hit song, stating, “That’s the next jam. Mo fe tewo fun oloun” (I want to send money for God).

Others chimed in with words of encouragement and appreciation for Portable’s philanthropic gestures. User @casrald.ac.vs commended the artist for his charitable acts, emphasizing his dedication to supporting and empowering women in their communities. They urged Portable to continue his benevolent endeavors while staying cautious and blessed.

Nevertheless, there were those who found humor in Portable’s outspoken nature. User @surface_14 humorously commented, “This guy no need to inform anyone say e don break Guinness World record of most talkative.”

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Religious individuals also weighed in on the conversation. User @wasek_wears advised Portable to visit orphanages and bring joy to the lives of less fortunate children, as a way of demonstrating his appreciation to God. Meanwhile, @alhaji___destinypaso playfully expressed surprise at Portable’s audacity, exclaiming, “Ebami wa aza olohun werey ni king wa seh” (Help me wire money to the lunatic king).

Among the responses, the religious phrase “Alhamdulilahi” frequently appeared, indicating gratitude to God and emphasizing the importance of faith. User @sekinat_ayodele simply repeated the phrase three times, encapsulating the prevailing sentiment.

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Despite the lighthearted reactions and the controversy surrounding his statement, Portable’s underlying message remains clear: he believes he has been blessed with divine protection. As social media debates the true nature of his intentions, one thing is certain—Portable’s survival has served as a reminder that life is precious and hope should never be underestimated.

As the world awaits Portable’s next move, his car accident serves as a sobering reminder that life’s unexpected turns can be a catalyst for introspection, gratitude, and renewed purpose.

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