Portable Bags First International Collaboration With American Rapper

Nigerian musician and 2022 Headies Award nominee, Habeeb Okikiola, professionally called Portable might be getting his first international collaboration.

The controversial singer and ‘Zazu Zeh’ hit-maker might be working on his first international collaboration with renowned American rapper, Trippie Redd as the latter has reached out to Portable for a possible collaboration.

You would recall that, few weeks ago, Ghgossip.com disclosed that, the Nigerian star has surfaced on the listening radar of the popular American recording artiste and it seems as though a collaboration might happen.

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On Tuesday, September 6, 2022, Trippe Redd shared a screenshot of Portable’s recent tune, ‘Clear’ via social media and in the latest development, ‘the ‘Demon Time’ crooner has reached out to Portable via Instagram, stating that, he wants to work with the street-hop singer.

He wrote: “We gotta work Brother”, Portable, who was clearly excited replied, “I’m with you. Zazzuh. Akoi Grace”. See screenshot below.

IN OTHER NEWS: Controversial Nigerian recording and performing artiste, Habeeb Okikiola, better known by his stage name, Portable has gotten himself into another dilemma.

The Nigerian street hop singer has once again been removed as a guest artiste for an upcoming show abroad. You would recall that in March 2022 Ghgossip.com disclosed that, the ‘Clear’ crooner who was billed to perform at a show in Canada has been removed.

His removal was spearheaded by Canada-based Nigerian comedian, MC Moris, due to the singer’s unruly attitude he displays on social media hence petitioned the immigration service to deny Portable’s visa application.

In a latest development, Portable has once again been removed as a guest artiste for a show in South Africa. This latest removal was again spearheaded by MC Moris, who seemed appalled by the singer’s antics and rants on social media in recent times.

Taking to his social media, MC Moris wrote, “Noah was tagged stupid until it began to rain. The same Nigerians insulted me and called me all sorts of names when I removed that psycho patient from my show in Canada and also stopped his USA tour.

“Now they’re thanking me for saving them international embarrassment. A visionary leader is always seen as wicked, evil or inconsiderate until the manifestation of what he averted is seen. I’m stopping the South African show he was shortlisted for on November 3rd. Until he unlearns and relearns. We won’t import nonsense to the world. I’m his international manager with no salary.”