- Nigerian singer Portable responds to calls for his opinion on the P-Square family dispute.
- He expresses disinterest in getting involved in the conflict between twin brothers Peter and Paul Okoye.
- Portable questions why social media users are tagging him and expecting a comment.
Nigerian singer Habeeb Okikiola, better known as Portable, has reacted to those urging him to weigh in on the ongoing family dispute involving music duo P-Square.
The controversial singer appeared uninterested in getting involved in the matter between twin brothers Peter and Paul Okoye, questioning why social media users were tagging him and expecting him to comment.
Portable explained that his attention is currently on his music career and international tour, insisting that people should focus on his achievements instead of dragging him into other people’s family issues.
According to the singer, he is currently travelling to different countries as part of his tour, including Kenya, the United Kingdom, South Africa and Malaysia.
Portable said, “I’m currently on a tour, from Kenya to UK to South Africa to Malaysia, let’s talk about me. I’m a star.”
The singer also appeared to make a sarcastic reference to those involved in the family disagreement, describing them as “Judas Iscariot and his brothers.”
Portable further questioned why people expected him to comment on the disagreement, making it clear that he does not see the situation as something he should be involved in.
He said, “People are tagging me to say something about P Square, what’s my own with family matter?”
His remarks have sparked reactions online, with social media users paying attention to his blunt response and his decision to steer the conversation away from the P-Square controversy and back to his own music career.
While the dispute surrounding Peter and Paul Okoye continues to generate discussion among fans, Portable has made it clear that he would rather concentrate on his international tour and personal achievements.
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