“Olamide Will Regret Not Signing Me”: Portable Stands on Business Amid Rapper’s Sold-Out UK Show

“Olamide Will Regret Not Signing Me”: Portable Stands on Business Amid Rapper’s Sold-Out UK Show

  • Nigerian singer Portable caught the attention of many after releasing a lengthy message on social media
  • The street pop act, in an emotional note, claimed that rapper Olamide will one day “regretnot signing him
  • His comments came shortly after Olamide’s sold-out UK show, where the YBNL boss performed with stars including Asake

Nigerian singer Portable has sparked fresh controversy with a recent outburst in which he claims Olamide will one day regret not signing him.

In a lengthy letter posted online, the artist claimed he was destined for worldwide fame despite difficulties and professional disagreements.

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Portable issues bold warning to Olamide after star-studded UK show. Credit: @portablebaeby
Source: Instagram

Portable stated that his career difficulties have ultimately worked in his favour, claiming that he has created an international fan base and gained backing from overseas colleagues like Skepta.

According to him, he is an artist who rose from "local rapper" to international stardom through perseverance and divine intervention.

He accused unnamed individuals of trying to hinder his growth. He alleged that people who had previously supported him turned against him because he refused to act foolishly or be exploited.

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He insisted that anyone who attempted to undermine him would suffer the consequences, expressing a strong belief that destiny and spiritual support would propel him over those who opposed him.

Portable also remarked that his time in the spotlight is unstoppable and that he would outperform many of his peers. He insisted on remaining loyal to himself, presenting his path as motivated by persistence, inspiration, and the belief that he is "sent" to succeed.

"If you forget me my own God no go forget me God bless skepta my Helper wey carry me from where them stop.

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“Love who love you. Support those who support you, them fit carry you trabaye. Make them still dey hate on you because you no be mumu. Na ode them dey ike; them no dey like to carry who ja join body. Ogun na money. Orunmila go carry me trabaye. If you spoil me for who love me, you go die young. Zazuu turn local rapper to international rapper. Ati local dancer ripper, a friend of a Ole na Ole."
“ZEHNATION, many inspirations. When my time comes, you can't stop me. Olamide Bado will regret why he didn't sign me or carry me alongside again just because I fought for my own rights. The God of Zazu will come for you too, those who block my way. I believe I can fly, star.”
“Don’t beg to shine. God sent my helper to me internationally. I can be bigger than them. It's my name! I still remain myself: Portable Omolalomi Tony Montana of London.”

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See his post below:

Olamide’s sold-out UK show triggers fiery response from Portable
Portable sends warning message after Olamide’s UK concert surprise. Credit: @portablebaeby
Source: Instagram

Ashabi Simple drools over Portable

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that Ashabi Simple announced that she was missing Portable.

She posted a clip of the two of them in his car, listening, dancing, and vibing to her husband's hit song.

Ashabi Simple made an excellent prayer for the singer and said she would go to sleep so she could dream about him.

Source: Legit.ng

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Chinasa Afigbo (Entertainment Editor) Chinasa Afigbo is a pop culture/music journalist and content writer with over four years of experience in other mainstream media organisations, including Vanguard Media and Guardian Life. She holds a degree in Information Management Technology from the Federal University of Technology, Owerri (FUTO). She also moved on to pursue a program in media and communications. Chinasa has also been published in other Intl journals, like The African Report. Reach her at: chinasa.afigbo@corp.legit.ng.