Portable Denies Blacklisting Claims by Olamide, Promoters

Nigerian singer Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has reacted to claims that he has been blacklisted by prominent figures in the music industry, including Olamide and promoter Tunde Perri. Perri recently suggested that Portable's alleged gross misconduct and unruly behavior have led to his exclusion from opportunities within the industry.
In a video response, Portable dismissed these claims, asserting that he does not require assistance from music executives to succeed, as he believes he is already a significant figure in the industry. He criticized Tunde Perri and Olamide, stating that he has enough fan support to thrive without their backing.
Portable emphasized that he has previously faced stress from industry figures and questioned why he should not be able to perform his songs again. He concluded by asserting his independence and confidence in his career trajectory.
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