Nigerian street singer Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has dragged his recent collaborator Ric Hassani over their new song.
The fast-rising artist featured Portable on one of the songs from his new album, Go Down.
In a video captured online, Portable vented about stalking the singer’s Instagram page and noticing he was worth more than the N5 million he was paid for the verse. The controversial singer demanded that Ric pay him more money.
The video has left many questioning why Hassani featured Portable on his new album.
One, Loladebakare wrote, “Publicity
One Alollee_pop wrote, “It’s all stunt lol. Now, we all know they have a song together
One yummydrae wrote, “Clearly a PR stunt
One yes_im_omiho wrote, “Spirit of entitlement
One Stayhigh2087 wrote, “Na Ric Hassani I blame
One Kennethator_ wrote, “Never do business with Portable”.
Portable gained widespread popularity after the release of his song âZazu Zehâ in December 2021, where he featured rapper, singer, and songwriter Olamide and dancer Iwe Pascal, better known as Poco Lee.
In February, last year, the controversial singer was left overwhelmed after getting recognized by American rapper, Rick Ross. The award-winning artist had via his social media page given a shout-out to African artists for their contribution to the industry and had mentioned Portableâs name, which left the singer overjoyed.
In June of that year, he has linked up with rapper, Phyno. In a photo captured online, Portable was seen in a warm embrace with the award-winning rapper.
He had also linked up with Tiwa SavĂŁge, who he declared as his mother, the Ogbanje of Africa, and crowned her the number one of Africa. He further dissed those shading him as he stated that he and Tiwa are the ones who have blown, and are reigning now.
