Portable Apologizes To Saheed Osupa After Heated Spat Over Copyright Issue

Portable Issues Heartfelt Apology to Saheed Osupa Amid Copyright Drama

Naija News brings you the latest update on the feud between Nigerian hip-hop sensation Habeeb Okikiola, better known as Portable, and the iconic Fuji musician, King Saheed Osupa. In a surprising turn of events, Portable has publicly apologized to the veteran musician after a heated exchange erupted on social media. Let me break it down for you.

It all started when Portable's track was taken down from major streaming platforms like Spotify and Apple Music. The reason? A copyright infringement claim filed by none other than Saheed Osupa. It turns out that Portable had borrowed a line from Osupa’s song without proper clearance, leading to the removal of his track. Now, this didn't sit well with the young artist, and emotions ran high.

In a viral video that quickly spread across social media, Portable unleashed a fiery rant, criticizing Osupa for his actions. The "Zazu Zeh" hitmaker accused the Fuji king of not supporting his career and even compared him unfavorably to fellow musician Pasuma. But here's the twist: Portable's anger quickly turned into regret, as he realized the backlash from fans and critics alike.

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On Thursday, Portable took to his Instagram page to issue a heartfelt apology. In a candid video, he admitted that his temper got the best of him and asked for Saheed Osupa's forgiveness. He even went as far as pleading with the veteran artist to adopt him as a son. Let’s dive deeper into what Portable had to say:

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Portable addressed his fans and Saheed Osupa directly, acknowledging his mistake and asking for understanding. He confessed, “My fans, I’m a hot-tempered person. I let my emotions get the better of me, but it’s over now. Please forgive me. King Saheed Osupa Oba orin, please don’t be offended by my outburst.”

Portable continued, reflecting on the root cause of the conflict. He stated, “It’s money that causes fights. It’s money that ruins relationships, whether it’s between siblings, friends, or even fathers and sons. In this case, it was about music money. The fight began when I went to collect the earnings for the song and found out it had been removed from the platforms. Please, my daddy, forgive me and take me in as your child.”

This heartfelt plea shows Portable's willingness to mend fences and learn from his mistakes. It’s a reminder that in the fast-paced world of music, emotions can sometimes cloud judgment. However, it’s also a testament to the power of humility and the importance of reconciliation in the industry.

As fans and followers watch this unfolding drama, many are hopeful that this apology will pave the way for a stronger bond between these two talented artists. After all, the music industry thrives on collaboration and mutual respect. Let’s hope this is just the beginning of a beautiful mentorship story.