‘When my time comes, you can’t stop me’ – Portable

Controversial artist Portable, whose name Habeeb Okikiola declares himself unstoppable, making it known that his senior colleague Olamide would regret not signing in.

Portable took to his Instagram story to say this through a lengthy statement, saying that he was destined for international fame despite difficulties and professional disagreements.

He went further to say he is unstoppable emphasizing that Olamide would regret not signing him for fighting for his own right.

According to him, he is a local rapper who rose to international stardom with backing from overseas colleagues like Skepta, perseverance and divine intervention.

“If you forget me my own God no go forget me God bless skepta my Helper wey carry me from where them stop. Love who love you. Support those who support you, them fit carry you trabaye. Make them still dey hate on you because you no be mumu. Na ode them dey ike; them no dey like to carry who ja join body. Ogun na money. Orunmila go carry me trabaye. If you spoil me for who love me, you go die young. Zazuu turn local rapper to international rapper. Ati local dancer ripper, a friend of a Ole na Ole.

“ZEHNATION, many inspirations. When my time comes, you can’t stop me. Olamide Bado will regret why he didn’t sign me or carry me alongside again just because I fought for my own rights. The God of Zazu will come for you too, those who block my way. I believe I can fly, star.

“Don’t beg to shine. God sent my helper to me internationally. I can be bigger than them. It’s my name! I still remain myself: Portable Omolalomi Tony Montana of London “he said in his lengthy post.