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Portable buys himself a new car with the N20million Burna Boy gifted him (Video)

Controversial Nigerian singer Portable has added a new car to his fleet of cars.

Kemi Filani reported a day back that after defeating Burna Boy’s enemy, Speed Darlington, in a celebrity boxing match in Lagos, Burna had gifted him N20 million.

Portable buys himself a Ford F-150Portable buys himself a Ford F-150

Taking to his Instagram page, he revealed that he had bought himself a brand new Ford F150. He disclosed that he added some money to the N20 million Burna Boy gifted him to buy the truck.

In his caption, Portable credited his Maker for being behind his grace and blessings as he admonished his broke fans to call on Him.

“If you no get call God. Zazuu God loves me. Na God dey run am steadily”.

Portable buys himself a Ford F-150Portable buys himself a Ford F-150

Back in March, Portable revealed that he had his eyes on a Lamborghini. Sharing a photo of his dream car on his Instagram page, he questioned which of his fans and followers would buy it, making a request to God.

Last year, the controversial singer splashed millions on three cars. He first bought a brand-new Benz to reward himself for his hard work. Sharing clips of his whip, he noted how when one door closes, three more open for him.

In May, amid his troubles with the police over an alleged car debt, Portable had acquired a Mercedes Benz, which he flaunted on his social media page and made it known that the car was God’s gift to him.

Two months later, Portable had gotten another car, which many poked fun at over his similarity to a funeral car.

In a past interview, the controversial singer revealed that he has 20 cars, including a Range Rover and a G-Wagon. The singer further revealed that he has 10 mansions and is building a hotel. He added that though he might live in the trenches, he doesn’t live a trenches life or a fake lifestyle.

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