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Portable drops diss track for Bobrisky

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Portable drops diss track for Bobrisky



Nigerian singer, Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has taken his feud with crossdresser Bobrisky to a new level by releasing a diss track aimed at the controversial figure.

The tension between the two escalated after Bobrisky won the Best Dressed Female award at Eniola Ajao’s movie premiere, sparking criticism from Portable and others.

Portable warned Bobrisky to stop identifying as a member of the sisterhood and even threatened to have him arrested. In response, Bobrisky insulted Portable, calling him a dirty boy and cursing his lineage.

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In a bid to hit back, Portable shared a video of himself in the studio recording a diss track targeting Bobrisky. In the song, Portable compared Bobrisky’s buttocks to Akpu (a Nigerian dish made from cassava), emphasizing its strength.

Addressing Bobrisky, Portable scorned his transition from the brotherhood to the sisterhood, labeling him a disgrace to their fraternity. He also issued a warning, cautioning Bobrisky against venturing into his territory or facing dire consequences.

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“You guys should warn brotherhood not to come to my hood cause e go chop firewood. You’re my brotherhood, brotherhood go brotherhood, now you want to join sisterhood. You’re a disgrace to brotherhood. Look at his bum bum like Akpu (Fufu),” Portable sang in Yoruba.

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The feud between Portable and Bobrisky attracted attention when Keji, one of Portable’s baby mamas, criticized Bobrisky for cursing the singer’s children.

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She emphasized that their dispute did not give Bobrisky the right to curse Portable’s offspring, warning him of the consequences if any harm befell her son. Keji urged individuals involved in conflicts to control their speech and actions.

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