Controversial Nigerian singer and rapper Habeeb Okikiola, better known as Portable, has urged his senior colleagues Burna Boy, Wizkid, and Davido to support up-and-coming artists and stop flaunting their cars online.
In an interview with actor-turned-street vox pop artist Timi Agbaje, Portable urged his senior colleagues to support up-and-coming artists, as they are talented.
Portable begged them to assist him as well. He begged Davido to fulfil his promise and support him. He prayed for the now-father of three and everyone else, wishing for his downfall to fall.
He said, “Abeg, make Una help me; I still need help.” You dey hear. Make una help me abeg. Make Wizkid Baba n’la; help me. You understand, no be to dey post cars, houses. Make them help people from the trenches. All those artists dey wey sabi. Davido na baba, “e don promise me,” anyone who pray for your downfall go fall.
After Davido na egbon Ogonna (Burna Boy) make dem help me, dem no carry me join body dey man rip me, Na him make me dey para. “Dey say I wise, why I no go wise,”
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Portable Revealed why he engages in brawls on social media
Meanwhile, Portable claimed that he gets into online brawls because he doesn’t want people to keep taking advantage of him and stealing his hard-earned money in an interview with actress Timi Agbaje, who also operates a street vox pop.
When Timi Agbaje questioned him about why he always engages in online fights, Portable reacted by asking, “Dem don rip you before?” “Dem don rip me,” Timi retorted. After that, the singer questioned, “As dem rip you, you no talk?” Timi said, “I on talk.” Finally, Portable said, “Na he make dem dey rip, you dey go ma soro (don’t talk!).”
A song was created out of the interview question by Portable, who is renowned for his comedic style and penchant for turning everything into a song.
