Controversial Nigerian singer Portable has lashed out at Fuji legend Saheed Osupa after the veteran musician allegedly vowed to deal with him, despite his public apology over their recent dispute.
The drama began when Portable, whose real name is Habeeb Okikiola, insulted Osupa in a viral video, calling the Fuji star “big for nothing.” This derogatory remark came after a series of tensions between the two artists, leading to a public feud that has captured the attention of fans across the country.
The insult came on the heels of a recent action by Osupa, who had removed one of Portable's songs from streaming platforms like Apple Music and Spotify over alleged copyright infringement. Portable reportedly used a line from Osupa’s song without proper permission, prompting the takedown. This set the stage for their ongoing altercation.
After facing significant backlash from his fans and the public, Portable issued an apology, admitting that his temper had gotten the best of him. In his apology, he said:
“My fans, I’m a hot-tempered person. I have said my mind, and it has ended. King Saheed Osupa, Oba Orin, please don’t be offended. It was money that caused our fight. Please, my daddy, forgive me and accept me as your child.”
Despite this attempt to make amends, the situation took a new turn when a fresh video surfaced online showing Osupa performing at a public event. In the video, it appeared that Osupa was issuing a fresh warning to Portable, fueling speculation that he was still planning to deal with the controversial artist. The clip quickly gained traction online and went viral, igniting further reactions from fans and observers who were eager to see how the feud would unfold.
Upon seeing the video, Portable wasted no time in firing back. He took to his social media platform to blast Osupa, expressing his frustration. In his response, Portable boldly declared that he wasn’t the only one capable of being ruthless, suggesting that the confrontation between the two could escalate further.
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