Nigerian street sensation Habeeb Okikiola Badmus, popularly known as Portable, has openly expressed frustration after being left out of Tanzanian singer Juma Jux’s latest collaboration.
The controversy emerged after Juma Jux recorded a song with Portable’s colleague, Ekunrawo, in Nigeria without notifying Portable.
Taking to Instagram, the fiery singer demanded inclusion in the track, asserting that it was unfair to be sidelined in a project involving his close associate.
“So juma_jux enter Naija do song with my bro @officialekunrawo and nobody tell me. E don set oo. Una must find space for me for this Halima song,” Portable wrote.
Portable Claims His Rise to International Stardom
In addition to his critique of Juma Jux, Portable also reflected on his journey in the music industry. He declared that despite being overlooked by senior colleague Olamide, he is destined for global recognition.
According to Portable, his rise from a local rapper to international stardom has been fueled by relentless perseverance, divine guidance, and collaborations with overseas artists, including the British rapper Skepta.
“I am unstoppable. Olamide will one day regret not signing me,” he said in an Instagram post.
“I fought for my own rights and carved my path. My story is bigger than any professional disagreements.”
The Street Star’s Bold Assertion
Portable’s comments highlight the challenges of navigating the Nigerian music industry, where collaborations and recognition often determine an artist’s trajectory.
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While some see him as a street rap icon, Portable views himself as an unstoppable force, ready to claim his place on the international stage.
Fans are now eagerly watching to see whether Juma Jux and Portable will resolve the disagreement or if the “Halima” collaboration will proceed without him.
