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“See the dirty notes, This is unhygienic for the baby nah” – Fans blast Portable for his poor parental behavior over his newborn son
Fast rising singer, Habeeb Okikiola also known as Portable has been dragged online for his poor parental behaviour.
The couple who announced they were expecting their second child in March have welcomed a baby boy.
Sharing videos and photos of his son, Portable announced the good news of his son’s birth.
The newborn would be the singer’s third child, as he already has a son from a previous relationship. This would be his babymama second child, as she shares son Iyanuoluwa with the singer.
“ALIAMDULILAI…IZZA BOUNCING BABY BOI. OPEYEMI OLUWA MI EAZY ZAZUU SON”.
HIS BABYMAMA WROTE, “CONGRATULATIONS TO ME I SURVIVE THE DELIVERY ROOM”.
Portable shocked many as he placed dirty naira notes on his body..
However there has been series of Mixed reactions from the public as they avowed that such action is unhygienic to the child.
midonations : Money notes around the child is unhealthy. Especially dirty ones
rikkystyles_ : The money you put close to him is not healthy
olatundeolajide : Please don’t put that dirty notes on a toddler without immunization
hoosman_of_abuja : Them no dey put new born hand for dirty. Money ehhhh…Idamu Hospital
posho_beads_fascinators : Congratulations! Babies can catch infection quickly shouldn’t have put those notes on d baby
__cici_nita : Very unhealthy. Not like dey will wash the baby hands after. Make husband or wife dey exposed very important
augustivity : See the dirty notes. This is unhygienic for the baby na. congratulations
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