Controversial Nigerian singer Portable has weighed in on the ongoing national conversation around insecurity, urging Nigerians to stop linking criminal activity to any particular ethnic group.

The singer reacted to what he described as a growing trend of stereotyping, where individuals are judged based on appearance, dress, or perceived ethnic identity rather than actual involvement in crime.

According to him, such generalizations unfairly target innocent people and risk deepening divisions across the country.

“Please, let’s stop making mistakes by labelling all Fulani as bandits. Me, I am not included. Because you see a squad of Fulani inside a bus, you will just conclude that they are bandits. They are not bandits.”

He continued by stressing that people from different backgrounds live and work across Nigeria, and that assumptions based on ethnicity can be misleading.

“Some are Hausa, some are their families, Fulani. Some are rearing cows, some sell pepper, and others are into business,” he said.

Portable further noted that Nigeria’s diversity means people from all major ethnic groups can be found across different regions, working in various professions and coexisting in everyday life.

He explained that insecurity should be addressed by focusing on individuals who commit crimes, rather than profiling entire communities or groups.

“Let’s fight bandits. Let’s face bandits. It’s not about beating anyone you see that looks like Fulani. No. They can be dressing like them. Yoruba is among them, Igbo is among them, Hausa is among them, Fulani is among them. All tribes are among them,” he added.

His remarks have since sparked mixed reactions online, with some users agreeing with his call for unity and caution against ethnic profiling, while others argued that the realities of insecurity make the conversation more complex.

The debate continues as conversations around crime, identity, and national security remain sensitive topics across Nigeria.

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“Some are not b*nd!ts. Let’s not make mistake” — Portable cautions Nigerians against wrongly labeling and att@cking innocent northerners. pic.twitter.com/946GrX85Nh

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In a video shared online, the singer reflected on the widespread financial pressure facing Nigerians and urged people not to remain silent about their struggles.

According to him, many citizens are going through severe hardship, and he believes speaking up is necessary to drive awareness and change.

Portable also turned his attention to Nigerian youths, criticising what he sees as a lack of solidarity among them. He argued that instead of coming together to demand better conditions, young people often work against one another, weakening collective efforts for progress.

He further suggested that this division has contributed to ongoing societal challenges, insisting that unity is essential if meaningful change is to be achieved.

His words in part …

“Na oppression full Nigeria. A closed mouth is a closed destiny. I need to talk. I don wake up. Na who die no go wake up again. Nigerians are hungry. There is no money in the country. Wetin dey pain me pass be say this Nigerian youths, they are all betrayers. Them no fit fight for their rights na to betray each other. That’s why the late former president Buhari say Nigerian youths are so lazy. Too much laziness dey worry Nigerian youths…”

The remarks have since circulated widely online, adding to ongoing conversations about economic pressure in the country and the role of youth voices in demanding accountability and change.

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“Nigeria is full of oppression. I need to speak up. Nigeria is suffering and you’re telling us to calm. President Tinubu were not calm and safe in this country.”

— Portable weighs in on Nigeria insecurity. pic.twitter.com/5YHZy0QIxo

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Controversial street-hop singer Portable has once again stirred reactions online after launching a verbal attack on socialite Cubana Chief Priest while also positioning himself as a better option for political campaigning linked to President Bola Tinubu and the ruling All Progressives Congress.

The singer made the comments in a viral video, coming just days after Cubana Chief Priest alleged that some figures within Tinubu’s political circle distrust him because of his Igbo heritage and his past association with Peter Obi during the 2023 elections.

The nightlife entrepreneur had also spoken about receiving political gifts and support from allies within the ruling party.

Reacting sharply to the situation, Portable claimed Cubana Chief Priest had been sidelined and used politically before being dropped.

“They cannot cheat me the way they cheated Cubana Chief Priest. They cheated him and shifted him. Maybe the money he paid them was not enough. You even lost election to an old man. Are you the one telling people to vote for Tinubu?”

Portable didn’t stop there. He went on to criticise the socialite for what he described as a lack of visible impact in his community despite his wealth and influence.

“You went to your village to share garri but you didn’t sink borehole for your people. I am a Yoruba man, they should use me for this. APC should give me the money instead of wasting it on you. I am ready and available,” he added.

The singer, known for his outspoken personality and frequent online outbursts, insisted that he would be a more effective face for political mobilization if given the opportunity.

Portable had previously declared support for Tinubu during the 2023 presidential campaign and has continued to publicly align himself with political figures and conversations since then, often in controversial fashion.

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“APC dey r!p votes o , dem dey shift vote, this is how they count their votes; 1, 92, 130, 800, 1600, 3000, that’s how they votes those th!eves in, 10 people can be 350k people in the ballot box. I’ll cast APC if they don’t give me money, I’m a Yoruba boy, Cubana chief priest is… https://t.co/B8gUH3WmWj pic.twitter.com/FiXvW1lML9

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The fight, which took place at Chaos in the Ring 4, ended with Carter Efe defeating Portable and walking away with the ₦50 million prize reportedly promised by businessman E-Money.

Since the victory, Carter Efe has continued to attract cash gifts and rewards, including a reported $5,000 payout from cryptocurrency entrepreneur Habby Forex.

Speaking during a livestream session with Whitemoney, Portable claimed the outcome of the match was deliberate, insisting he sacrificed the victory because of the financial stakes.

‎”That’s why I sell that match, for my enemy. I win that match. If na concert I do, they won’t come“, he said.

The singer suggested that many people had placed bets on him to win and implied that defeating Carter Efe could have had financial consequences for those involved.

Portable’s latest comments add another twist to the drama that has surrounded the celebrity bout since its conclusion, especially after he initially accused organisers of bias and unfair judging.

The “Zazoo Zeh” crooner is no stranger to boxing headlines. In 2023, he defeated Charles Okocha in another celebrity fight following a heated dispute linked to an alleged ₦40 million deal.

That match, staged at Landmark Beach during the Heritage Boxing Entertainment event, ended in Portable’s favour after four rounds by unanimous decision.

Now, despite his loss to Carter Efe, Portable continues to keep himself firmly in public conversation both inside and outside the ring.

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In a viral clip making the rounds on social media, Portable spoke candidly about the impact both artists had on his journey, drawing a sharp line between what he described as opportunity and advice.

Reflecting on his breakthrough moment, the singer credited Olamide with playing a decisive role in changing his life, particularly through their collaboration on his hit track “Zazoo Zehh,” which propelled him into the spotlight.

Portable said: “The very first day I met Olamide, he gave me a verse. He didn’t buy me food, he gave me my future.”

However, his comments took a different turn when addressing his encounter with Davido. According to Portable, their interaction did not translate into the kind of support he was hoping for at the time.

He said: “You took me to a restaurant to eat and that’s where you started giving me bad advice. If you wanted to help, you’d have helped.”

The remarks have since generated mixed reactions online, with fans debating Portable’s perspective while revisiting the roles both Olamide and Davido have played in supporting emerging talents within the Nigerian music industry.

As with many of his public statements, Portable’s comments have added another layer to ongoing conversations about mentorship, opportunity, and what true support looks like for rising artists navigating the industry.

“Davido never helped me, he only gave me lot of bad advice and bought food for me the first time we met in a restaurant. Second time we met in a club, he bought alcohol for me but never gave me a verse”

– Portable pic.twitter.com/t5dpgWYqv4

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The singer, still reacting to the outcome of his bout against comedian Carter Efe, expressed frustration over what he described as selective support within the music industry.

According to him, many of his colleagues who rarely attended his concerts were quick to attend the boxing event, not out of support, but to witness his loss.

In a series of emotional statements, Portable claimed that while his music shows often go unnoticed, the same figures turned out in numbers when it came to the fight.

His words …

“If I host show them no go come. My concerts them no dey come. But as then see boxing all the celebrities come. Na my downfall them come to watch. Ehena. My concerts dem no dey come.

Those who dey hat£ on me Dey celebrate belt wey I don collect 2 time’s. if too say na music show concert them no go come as them won see my down fall all my enemi£s come out to f!ght against me I don’t only f!ght Carter na all my £nemies Dey him back dey celebrate pass who get belt.

God pass them I Dey celebrate new Born Glory Una still Dey hat£ on me you, you on your tv Dey look for my down fall, God use am bless me with Pikin. Some of Una for this music industry no fit give woman belle…

God pass Una na me collect 40m before I enter ring na only 10m me and him Dey f!ght for so na belt you never see before. See me see Davido and Zlatan Dey use my my boxing belt Dey enter club. A!yeyin ti baj£ you fit get money make you no get sense. You fit blow make you no fit enter ring f!ght me. I Don first Una enter ring f!ght I no be Una mate for that way.

Una music no Dey tend again all my songs don cover Una shine why them no go Dey vex. Zlatan Dey run all peoples page wey post bad about me to drop h@te comment na yourself you Dey do…”

Beyond the outburst, Portable insisted that the loss has not affected his achievements, pointing out that he earned significantly from the fight and remains focused on his personal life, particularly the recent birth of his child, which he described as a greater blessing.

He also alleged that some figures within the industry are actively fueling negative conversations about him online, a claim that adds another layer to the ongoing tension surrounding his name.

Despite the controversy, the situation continues to stir reactions across social media, further highlighting the rivalry, emotions, and spectacle that now surround celebrity boxing and its growing intersection with Nigeria’s music scene.

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The dramatic reaction followed their clash at Chaos in the Ring 4, where Carter Efe emerged the winner by unanimous decision. All three judges scored the fight 27–30 in favour of the comedian, ending Portable’s run as celebrity boxing champion.

Shortly after the fight, Portable took to Instagram Live in an emotional outburst, accusing the organisers of bias and demanding his earnings from the event.

“I was robbed. Carter Efe was not professional enough. He was strangling with his long hands and height. I threw him many punches, why didn’t you people count them? Any blow that I threw to him ought to count even if it meets him on the shoulder or hand. And to the organisers, I want my stream money amounting to about N200 million. Just give me my money before I cause trouble,” he said.

The singer didn’t hold back, directing anger at both officials and fans while insisting the match was unfairly set up against him.

“They did ojoro for me. All of you are mad. Carter Efe was just holding my neck. I was punching him too but you people are not talking about that. They knew he is tall and has long hands but still put him in a boxing match with me.”

Despite the frustration, Portable shifted tone as he reflected on a more personal victory off the ring, revealing the birth of his child.

“You can only buy a belt with money, but a child cannot be bought. You people cheated. They can’t pay the money amounting to the sum of N23 billion. I thought I was going to dance with my belt but I ended up with my new baby.

“My wife just gave birth to a bouncing baby boy. I value that more than a belt. You can buy the belt but not my child.”

Before the bout, the singer had been confident of extending his dominance, having previously defeated Charles Okocha and Speed Darlington.

“I will use you to collect my third belt,” he had declared confidently.

But Carter Efe had responded with a warning of his own: “One punch and you fall.”

Inside the ring, that prediction proved decisive. Leveraging his height and reach, Carter Efe controlled the pace across three rounds, landing cleaner punches and ultimately securing the victory.

With the win, the comedian now takes over as the new celebrity boxing champion, capping off a bout that has continued to spark reactions well beyond the ring.

 

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The outspoken singer reacted to the recent violence in Jos, where Christians were reportedly attacked during Palm Sunday. He questioned the role of religious leaders, accusing them of prioritising their own safety while their congregations remain vulnerable.

Portable criticised pastors for allegedly moving around in bulletproof vehicles while failing to publicly confront or protest against the ongoing violence.

According to him, the lack of strong response sends the wrong message at a time when many Nigerians expect leadership and advocacy from religious figures.

He went further to compare the reactions of different religious groups, suggesting that leaders in other faiths would not remain silent under similar circumstances.

“Why are Nigerian pastors not fighting for Christians? They use bulletproof cars yet their followers are dying. Why can’t pastors lead protest to the Aso rock? You can’t harm a Muslim and there won’t be chaos. If you kill a traditionalist, there will be crisis. But if you kill a Christian, the pastor will look away and being enjoying in his car,” he stated.

His comments have since stirred conversations online, with many debating the responsibilities of religious leaders in times of national insecurity.

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“Why are Nigerian pastors not fighting for Christians? They use bullet proof cars yet their followers are d¥!ng. Why can’t pastors lead protest to the aso rock? You can’t h@rm a Muslim and there won’t be chaos.”

— Portable says. pic.twitter.com/8vmqtpXxQz

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In the now-viral clip, the singer appeared to issue warnings tied to political allegiance, suggesting that those who do not support President Bola Ahmed Tinubu could face serious consequences. His remarks, which referenced traditional deities, quickly drew criticism and concern across social media.

Portable also claimed he has ties to the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC), stating that he had received party-branded materials and hinting at plans to distribute food items to supporters in the near future.

The singer said in part …

“If you don’t want w@r in Nigeria, you better vote for Tinubu, na thun d£r and 0gun go keyyy any Yoruba man that doesn’t vote for Tinubu. I’ve been signed and they’ve given me APC cloth, don’t worry, very soon I’ll share rice and vegetables oil for you all”

The video has since triggered heated reactions, with many Nigerians debating the role of celebrities in politics and raising concerns over the tone and implications of such statements.

“If you don’t want w@r in Nigeria, you better vote for Tinubu, na thun d£r and 0gun go keyyy any Yoruba man that doesn’t vote for Tinubu. I’ve been signed and they’ve given me APC cloth, don’t worry, very soon I’ll share rice and vegetables oil for you all”

– Portable says💔💔… pic.twitter.com/oZb6Hm8yt6

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In a viral video circulating online, the Zazu crooner urged Don Jazzy to “package” him and suggested the possibility of a partnership, while referencing some of the top stars associated with the label.

“Don Jazzy, why is it that everyone who leaves your label don’t reign again? Come and package me and let’s partner,” he said.

Portable didn’t stop there. He also made bold claims about the careers of some of Mavin’s biggest names, singling out Rema and Tiwa Savage.

“Even Rema is no more reigning. Only Tiwa Savage is reigning,” he added.

The statement comes in the wake of recent controversy surrounding Crayon, who joined Mavin Records in 2019. Crayon had posted a series of now-deleted messages accusing Don Jazzy of being responsible for his mother’s death and claiming that the music executive owed him unpaid royalties.

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The singer took to Instagram to express his disappointment, claiming that some of his baby mamas prevented his children from coming to his home to celebrate the festive season with him.

Portable stressed that, despite any disagreements he might have with the mothers, he remains the father and should not be denied access to his children.

“To those baby mamas wey born pikin for me wey no carry my pikin come Ile odun to celebrate with me… any how, na my pikin go still ask for their papa,” he wrote, delivering a pointed message about parental rights.

He didn’t stop there, warning that he would no longer accept what he described as disrespect, urging the women involved to handle matters wisely.

Portable, who is currently married to Bewaji and shares two children with her, also has four other children with three different women, including Keji and actress Ashabi.

The singer’s comments have sparked reactions across social media, with fans debating family dynamics, parental responsibilities, and the pressures of life in the public eye.

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In a viral video circulating online, the Zazu crooner urged Don Jazzy to “package” him and suggested the possibility of a partnership, while referencing some of the top stars associated with the label.

“Don Jazzy, why is it that everyone who leaves your label don’t reign again? Come and package me and let’s partner,” he said.

Portable didn’t stop there. He also made bold claims about the careers of some of Mavin’s biggest names, singling out Rema and Tiwa Savage.

“Even Rema is no more reigning. Only Tiwa Savage is reigning,” he added.

The statement comes in the wake of recent controversy surrounding Crayon, who joined Mavin Records in 2019. Crayon had posted a series of now-deleted messages accusing Don Jazzy of being responsible for his mother’s death and claiming that the music executive owed him unpaid royalties.

He further alleged that large sums of money had been collected without him receiving his share and suggested that delayed payments were being used against him, vowing to expose the label.

Portable’s remarks, combined with Crayon’s accusations, have reignited debates online about artist management, royalty payments, and the long-term impact of being under or leaving one of Nigeria’s biggest record labels.

“Don Jazzy, why is it that everyone who leaves your label don’t reign again. Come and package me and let’s partner. Even Rema is no more reigning. Only Tiwa Savage is reigning.”

— Portable.
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Controversial Nigerian singer Habeeb Okikiola Badmus, popularly known as Portable, has taken to social media to express frustration over the low earnings from his music streams, despite releasing multiple songs.

In a recent video, the singer lamented that the revenue generated from platforms like Apple Music is far below his expectations. He urged top Nigerian music executives to guide him on maximizing earnings from digital streams.

Portable revealed that the situation has been a source of personal pain, adding that with proper mentorship, he believes he could surpass many of his peers in the industry.

“I am in pain, I have been putting my song on Apple Music every month but the money I am generating is too low. They said it is because Nigerian streams are cheap but I also have fans in America and all over the world. Where is the revenue from those foreign streams? Don Jazzy, please, help me and teach me how to generate more money from music streams. I have Apple Music account but the revenue that I receive is very low. They divide my earnings into 17. Please, come and teach me how to fetch music money. If Don Jazzy teach me how to generate more money from streaming platforms, I would be bigger than all artistes in Nigeria,” he stated.

The plea highlights the ongoing challenges some Nigerian artists face in monetizing music streams globally, even as Afrobeats continues to gain massive international traction.

 

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