“Portable Is Talented but Lacks Home Training”: Journalist Neophlames on Portable’s Constant Controversies
- Since Nigerian singer Portable's rise to fame, he has been involved in many controversies that have got people questioning his background
- In an interview sighted online, journalist Adeniyi Adewoyin aka Neophlames, attempted to give reasons as to why Portable turned out like that
- According to Neophlames, the 'streets' the singer claims to have evolved from is different from rapper Olamide's
It's common to read stories of many celebrities who rose to fame from the street with nothing to their name, such is fast-rising act Portable.
Despite his rise to fame and projection of a better life, the Zazu crooner still manages to get wrapped up in messy situations.
Source: Instagram
He lacks home training
Journalist Neophlames in an interview, was put on the spot when he had to talk about Portable's rise to fame.
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According to him, the singer is talented, and he is just lucky that he shot into the limelight and has been doing well since.
On the controversies surrounding the singer, Neophlames pointed out that Portable is just someone who lacks home training and his background is very rough, brought up on the streets.
Even though Olamide also says he is from the streets, the journalist noted that Portable is from a hard-core street, different from where Olamide came from.
He also added that Portable most likely has no educational background, which has influenced his way of life to the point of calling out people who helped him on his journey to fame.
Watch the video below:
Nigerians react to Neophlames' statement
Olaitan Ganew:
"When journalist meets the media. Very impressive!"
Abiola Alaba Peters Aap:
"Wow! This is awesome! Where can I watch the full interview? I think Neo Phlames is right about Portable."
Olajide HatchYoung:
"Idamu industreet."
Sam Anokam:
"Pako 4 by 4."
Olamide reacts to netizens linking him to Portable’s behaviour
Popular ace Nigerian singer Olamide seemed to have had enough with his constant linking to the controversial singer Portable.
The notoriously loose-mouthed singer had talked his way into trouble on Monday, July 18, when he took to his Instagram page to claim he was the founder of the vicious cult group "1 million boys".
The YBNL boss, in a subtle manner, took to his Insta-story to drop a message that distanced himself from Dr Zeh's ways.
Source: Legit.ng
