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Why I Built Multi-million Naira Music Studio In OAU — 2baba

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Nigerian music icon, Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2baba, on Monday said he built a multi-million Naira music studio at the Obafemi Awolowo University (OAU), Ile-Ife, Osun, to reciprocate the kind gesture extended to him by the university.

2baba disclosed this during a breakfast chat organised by “The 2baba Foundation”, held in Lagos.

He said he was inducted as a Fellow into the university’s School of Music, which he treasures.

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“I built the multi-million music studio in OAU because I was given an honourary degree, as a Fellow of the school of music of the university.

“That was really huge honour for me and I promised them I was going to build a standard music studio for the school, which I did.

“My aim is to give the students a standard space for creativity and I hope that the next generation of super stars will emernate from there.

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“Also, my next album will be packaged in that studio,” 2baba said.

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VIDEO: Drama As Portable Jumps Gate To Evade Police Arrest

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Men of the Lagos state police command have arrested singer Portable. The singer was arrested today May 14 following a petition from a car dealer.

Portable allegedly purchased a G-Wagon worth N27 million from the car dealer, made a down payment of N14 million and took the vehicle away with the promise to pay the balance.

After waiting for a while without any word concerning his balance, the dealer reached out to the singer who claimed the car he purchased had faults. The dealer then asked the singer to return the car or pay the balance but Portable allegedly refused.

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READ ALSO: [UPDATED] G-Wagon Debt: Portable To Spend A Night In Cell, As Police Give Condition For His Bail

Following a petition from the dealer, the police moved in and arrested the singer. The singer jumped his gate in an attempt to stop his arrest. He is currently in custody at the state police headquarters and might spend the night there as the police is yet to receive any surety for his bail.

When contacted, the spokesperson of the Lagos state police command, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, confirmed the arrest of the singer.

Watch a video showing the moment the singer jumped his gate below

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[UPDATED] G-Wagon Debt: Portable To Spend A Night In Cell, As Police Give Condition For His Bail

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The Lagos State Police Command, has said that the controversial singer Haberb Okikiola popularly known as Portable would be granted bail only if he is able to produce a reliable surety.

The singer was arrested Tuesday morning following his inability to pay the balance of N14 million out of N27 million worth of a G-Wagon car he purchased from a car dealer.

He was said to have paid only N13 million, while refusing to pay the N14 million balance.

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READ ALSO: Police Arrest Portable

Confirming Portable’s arrest to Vanguard, the spokesman for the Lagos State Police Command, Benjamin Hudenyin said the singer will spend the night in the police cell, pending when he’s able to produce a reliable surety before he can be granted bail.

“Yes, he’s with us. A vehicle dealer has lodged a complaint against him. “If he gets a reliable surety, he will be granted bail”, said the police spokesman.

However, as at 8.30pm, there was no sign of him being released on bail.

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Police Arrest Portable

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The Police Command in Lagos State has arrested singer, rapper, Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable or Dr. Zeh.

This was confirmed by the Lagos police command spokesman, SP Benjamin Hundeyin, to Vanguard in the late hours of Tuesday.

READ ALSO: Portable Now More Relevant Than Wizkid – Dammy Krane

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When asked for the reason for the arrest, he said the popular Dr. Zeh was arrested in the morning due to failure to balance up money for a G-Wagon car that he purchased.

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