Controversial Nigerian singer Habeeb Okikiola, better known as Portable, has retraced his steps after attacking Fuji icon Saheed Osupa.
Kemi Filani reported that Saheed Osupa had reported one of Portable’s songs on Spotify and other streaming platforms for copyright infringement, resulting in the song’s removal from the platform.
An enraged Portable had attacked the Fuji icon, mocking his physique and questioning his relevance in the music industry.
His statement didn’t sit well with many, who dragged him for insulting the music legend.
Taking to his Instagram page hours ago, Portable offered an apology to the Fuji icon and blamed his lust for money for the dispute. He urged his fans to appeal to Saheed on his behalf.
“King Saheed Osupa, I am so sorry. It was money that wanted to cause our fight. My fans should please apologise to him”.
See some comments from netizens below,
One Kyforreal wrote, “I don’t know who is advising this boy
One Sam_4pf wrote, “You go chop that beating walahi
One Olamirewaju wrote, “A lunãtic. He always talks before he thinks with his dead ass brain. Afofun gbemu san San
One Rotimi Aduke wrote, “This is not an apology. Ori Portable pada daru
One Ahdlat Enterprise wrote, “You can’t even prostrate omo ale
One Dango360 wrote, “How much money go make you disrespect eldërly man
One Instablogbj wrote, “This guy is not sorry
One Shariff Ayor wrote, “Werey nah your mouth go kill u last last
One Olaolomi_Ola wrote, “Pele. Why not call him privately? Why ranting on social media?”.
Portable since his entrance to the music industry has become well-known for his series of controversies and love for fighting.
Last year, Portable was mercilessly beaten by Nigerian-American singer Esquare over failure to perform at their show. Narrating the incident, Portable claimed that 40 people attacked him, and they had badly injured him and left him with a broken leg.
Sharing their side of the story, Esquare debunked the reports of beating Portable and recounted the incident.
