Nigerian Afrobeats star Portable has reignited controversy with a bold declaration online, stating that rap icon Olamide will “regret why him no sign me” because he is destined for global stardom despite industry setbacks.
The singer shared a lengthy, defiant message on social media that frames his struggle as a story of ultimate vindication, fueled by resilience and divine favor.
The Direct Challenge to Olamide
Portable directly challenged Olamide’s past decision not to sign him, claiming the rapper failed to recognize his talent and potential.
“When my time come you no fit stop me. Olamide Bado go regret why him no sign me or carry me alongside again just because I fight for my own right God of Zazuuis coming for you people too those who dey block my ways i believe i can fly star. don’t beg to shine,” Portable wrote.
He also proudly declared his transformation: “Zazuu turn Local rapper to international rapper Ati local dancer ripper a friend of a Ole na Ole.”
Crediting Skepta and Defying Critics
Portable was quick to credit UK rap icon Skepta as the true supporter who helped him achieve international growth, highlighting the difference between genuine and insincere industry support.
“God bless skepta my Helper wey carry me from where them stop,” he wrote.
Portable went on to blast his critics, alleging sabotage and exploitation attempts, but insisted that his resilience and divine favor will ensure his success.
“Any disappointment is a blessing Zazuu Am bless internationally i get fan base… Any disappointment is a blessing,” he says, confident in his future success.
Portable’s words exude confidence and determination, framing his struggles as a story of ultimate vindication and reinforcing his status as an independent force in the Afrobeats scene.
Source: Africa Publicity
Related Posts:
Portable Challenges VeryDarkMan to Fight for ₦100 Million: ‘Justice for Mr Jollof’
Nigerian Singer Portable Plans to Return to School to Strengthen Management of His Music Career
Portable Praises Burna Boy for ‘Sincere Generosity,’ Disses Davido Over Wealth and Support
