Categories: Entertainment

Singer Portable Bags N50m Endorsement Deal With Obi Cubana’s Odogwu Bitters [Video]

Nigerian billionaire businessman, Obi Cubana, has signed an endorsement deal with fast-rising singer, Portable, as the brand ambassador of his new herbal drink “Odogwu bitters”.

Obi Cubana Signs Portable As Brand Ambassador

The singer disclosed this in series of videos shared on his Instagram page where he was seen in the company of the billionaire and some top celebrities such as Ruggedman, Zubby Michael.

Sharing the video where he was seen wearing shirts of the brand he will be representing, Portable wrote, “@obi_cubana don show love ooo. 50 million kwen don zeh for my Aza ooo. Official Ambassador @odogwu_bitters of Africa.”

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Watch the video below:

KanyiDaily recalls that Portable had recently attacked his former manager, Kogbagidi, for denying on his Instagram live session with rapper, Zlatan Ibile.

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Tobias Sylvester

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