In a recent social media stir, Instagram influencer VDM has publicly criticized renowned Nigerian actress Toyin Abraham for allegedly tarnishing her brand by arranging the arrest of a young man. This incident was brought to light through a post on the popular Instagram account @instablog9ja, featuring a pointed message from VDM to Abraham.

The post contains a stern admonishment, urging Abraham to “stop disgracing your brand” and to “release the young man you arrested.” This sharp critique has ignited widespread discussion and controversy among fans and followers of both personalities, garnering over 4,300 comments on the platform.

Though the specifics of the young man’s arrest remain unclear, VDM’s public rebuke suggests underlying tensions and casts doubt on Toyin Abraham’s actions and decisions regarding the situation. The scenario has captured considerable public interest, with many eagerly anticipating further developments and responses from the involved parties.

This incident highlights ongoing conversations about the influence and responsibilities of celebrities and public figures in Nigeria, especially in relation to their interactions and the impact of their actions on their followers and brand reputation

In a passionate plea, popular Nigerian musician Portable has called on the Ogun State Governor to address the deteriorating condition of the roads in the region. Upon his recent return from America, Portable encountered significant difficulties while driving his Range Rover on the bad roads in Sango, Ogun State. The singer took to social media to share his harrowing experience, highlighting the urgency of the situation.

“Nigerians come and help me,” Portable exclaimed in his Instagram post. “I just finally arrived back in Nigeria from America and the bad road in Ogun State wants to send me to my early grave.” The musician’s post included a video showing him visibly distressed, accompanied by concerned local women who echoed his frustrations.

Portable’s post not only called attention to the poor road conditions but also directly addressed the Ogun State Governor, urging immediate action. “Governor, we need your help. The roads are a death trap,” he pleaded. The video also showed scenes of his vehicle struggling on the rough terrain, with locals assisting in an attempt to get it moving again.

The post has garnered significant attention online, with many of Portable’s followers and concerned citizens amplifying his call for action. The issue of poor infrastructure in Ogun State has been a longstanding concern, and Portable’s high-profile complaint has reignited the conversation about the need for urgent road repairs and maintenance.

As the video continues to circulate, residents of Ogun State are hopeful that the government will respond swiftly to address the hazardous conditions that threaten their daily lives and well-being.

Singer Portable, whose real name is Habeeb Okikiola, was arrested by the Lagos State police on Tuesday, May 14, over an alleged N14 million debt.

The arrest stemmed from his purchase of a G-Wagon valued at N27 million from a car dealer in the state.

According to reports, Portable paid only N13 million and has refused to pay the balance, claiming the vehicle’s value was faulty.

The command’s spokesperson, Benjamin Hundeyin, confirmed the singer’s arrest in a statement to the press.