Rap Rift: Portable Unleashes Fury on Davido and Zlatan in Scathing Freestyle

In a shocking turn of events, Nigerian singer Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has launched a scathing attack on his colleagues Davido and Zlatan Ibile in a recent freestyle rap. The outspoken artist, known for his controversial antics, did not mince words as he aimed sharp jabs at his former friends.

According to sources, the bad blood between Portable and Davido stemmed from a dinner meeting in the United States, where the latter allegedly gave Portable “bad advice.” The fallout led to a public unfollowing of each other on Instagram, marking the beginning of a very public feud.

In a fiery freestyle video shared on his Instagram page on Friday, Portable pulled no punches, blaming Zlatan for sabotaging his relationship with Davido. The ‘Zazu’ crooner’s words were laced with venom as he dissected Zlatan’s role in the debacle.

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“Zlatan Ibile once told Kogbagidi not to help me. Now he’s done the same with Davido,” Portable rapped, his anger palpable.

But Portable didn’t stop there. He took a potshot at Davido, boasting that he wouldn’t waste his respect on someone who didn’t reciprocate it. “No be pride, I no fit regard person wey no regard me,” he declared, effectively throwing down the gauntlet.

The drama has left fans stunned, with many taking to social media to weigh in on the controversy. While some have defended Portable’s actions, others have condemned his aggressive approach, calling for greater civility in the industry.

Industry insiders are now left wondering what sparked this latest outburst and whether the relationships between these prominent artists are beyond repair. One thing is certain, though – Portable’s freestyle has set tongues wagging, and the music world is eagerly awaiting the response from Davido and Zlatan.

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As the drama unfolds, one thing is clear: Portable’s scathing freestyle has marked a new chapter in the ongoing saga, and the Nigerian music scene will be watching with bated breath for what comes next.