- Portable responds to Saheed Osupa’s threats after a public apology.
- The conflict started when Portable insulted Osupa in a viral video, labeling him “big for nothing.”
- Osupa removed Portable’s song from streaming platforms due to alleged copyright violation.
Controversial Nigerian artist Portable has hit back at Fuji icon Saheed Osupa after the legendary musician allegedly vowed to take action against him, even after Portable publicly apologized for their recent altercation.
The conflict began when Portable, born Habeeb Okikiola, insulted Osupa in a viral video, calling him “big for nothing.” This outburst came after Osupa removed Portable’s song from platforms like Apple Music and Spotify, citing a copyright violation.
Portable was accused of using a line from one of Osupa’s tracks without permission, which led to the removal of the song. After facing significant backlash, Portable later posted a public apology. In the heartfelt message, he admitted that his fiery temper had gotten the best of him, saying:
“I am a hot-tempered person, and I’ve soken my mind. But it’s over now. King Saheed Osupa and Oba Orin, I hope you are not offended. It was a misunderstanding driven by money. Please forgive me, and accept me as your child.”
Despite his apology, a new video surfaced online showing Osupa performing at an event, where he appeared to issue another warning to Portable. The clip quickly went viral, with many interpreting it as an indication that Osupa was still intent on taking action.
In response, Portable wasted no time firing back. He took to social media to defend himself, stating that he was not the only one capable of being tough..