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In the midst of the Wizkid and Davido social media turmoil, Nigerian street pop artist Habeeb Okiki, like his more experienced colleague Burna Boy, seemed to be in his “minding my business” phase.
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Remember how Wizkid and Davido constantly pulled one other over what seemed to be a popularity battle, causing them to go viral on social media?
Fans and colleagues of the two Nigerian music icons are at odds over their internet exchange.
The head of the Zeh Nation label has remained uncharacteristically quiet, declining to weigh in on the situation or take a position.
Portable has instead concentrated on releasing music online and promoting his new project.
A recent post posted by Portable Zazu is shown below:
When the singer was silent, a woman used his comment area to make
She wrote: “Portable big pass davido” See a screenshot of her comment below:
some of the reactions, read them below;
philistene: “You no get sense oti shofo.”
mona_autos95: “Bigger than your generations.”
stev_loky: “I disagree with you but he can sing more than Davido.”
21_miller___: “Yes oooo 2 album In a year ko easy.”
_more_big77: “U de crazy.”
yaya_bastou: “Try and chop this morning first.”
iyi_ola_xx: “Your brain like cow brain.”
mr_step212: “See who suppose dey wash toilet for mad people way dey yabaleft na dem let come here dey chat. Yr generation no fit ever get who reach Davido..”
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