Portable Blasts Olamide Over Alleged Song Blacklist, Says No One Can Dim His Shine

Controversial Nigerian singer Portable has fired back at music heavyweight Olamide over claims that his songs were deliberately sidelined from airplay. The outspoken artist said he heard from music promoter Tunde Perry that instructions were allegedly given not to play his tracks, a move he described as unnecessary and unfair.

In an emotionally charged outburst, Portable questioned the authority behind such a decision, insisting that no individual determines his destiny or feeds him. He stressed that his success is rooted in a loyal fan base that continues to support him regardless of industry politics or perceived gatekeeping.

The singer concluded by asserting his independence and resilience, warning that any attempt to suppress his music would only fuel his determination. According to him, no one has the power to stop his shine, as his journey is guided by hard work and unwavering street support.

“You Are Not My God” — Portable Rejects Alleged Industry Control

Portable has once again stirred debate after publicly addressing claims that his music was being blocked from radio play. The singer reacted strongly to reports that Olamide allegedly influenced DJs and stations against spinning his songs, describing the move as an overreach of influence.

He maintained that while he appreciates support from colleagues and industry figures, help should never come with control or intimidation. Portable emphasized that many people contributed to his rise and that no single person can claim sole credit or authority over his career.

Reaffirming his self-belief, Portable declared that his path is self-made and sustained by fans who connect with his raw sound and street credibility. He added that intimidation tactics have never worked on him and will not start now.

Portable Vows to Keep Shining Amid Feud Rumours With Olamide

Addressing the growing chatter online, Portable dismissed any attempt to silence him in the music space. He described the alleged directive against his songs as both shocking and motivating, saying it only strengthens his resolve to push harder.

The singer warned against turning goodwill into pressure, noting that assistance should empower, not restrict. He made it clear that he has never relied on one individual to survive in the industry and will not start doing so.

Ending on a defiant note, He insisted that no force can block his progress. He reiterated that his shine is unstoppable, his fans are solid, and his voice will continue to be heard—on the streets and beyond.