Portable Explains Why He Exhumed Mother’s Body (Video)

Popular Nigerian musician, Habeeb Okikiola, better known as Portable, has made headlines for his decision to relocate his mother’s remains to a new burial site. The singer, famous for hits like ‘Zazu,’ opened up about the move in a widely circulated video on various platforms.

In the video, Portable explained the circumstances behind his decision, stating that he had to exhume his mother’s body due to the sale of the original burial plot. He recounted the tragic loss of his mother when he was just 13 years old, highlighting the necessity of relocating her remains to ensure her resting place was preserved.

According to Portable, the land where his mother was initially laid to rest had been sold, necessitating the difficult decision to move her remains. This revelation sheds light on the challenges faced by many families in maintaining burial sites over time, particularly in areas experiencing rapid development and urbanization. Portable’s decision to relocate his mother’s remains reflects his commitment to honoring her memory and ensuring she rests in a place of significance and permanence.

In addition to explaining the circumstances behind the relocation, Portable shared his intentions to construct a mansion on the newly chosen burial ground as a tribute to his late mother. This ambitious plan not only serves as a symbol of his love and respect for his mother but also reflects his desire to create a lasting legacy in her honor. By undertaking such a project, Portable seeks to immortalize his mother’s memory and create a space where future generations can pay their respects.

Portable’s decision to share his personal story and the reasons behind his actions underscores the importance of open communication and transparency, particularly in the face of public scrutiny. By providing context and insight into his decision-making process, Portable invites empathy and understanding from his fans and the general public alike. His willingness to share such a deeply personal experience also highlights the power of music and storytelling as vehicles for connection and catharsis.

Watch the video below:

Send Us A Press Statement Advertise With Us Contact

 And For More Nigerian News Visit GWG.NG