OpenLife reports that Nigerian singer Portable has brought back an earlier claim involving Burna Boy, using it as a reference point while speaking about a new challenge directed at Wizkid.
In a recent video, Portable referred to his past statement where he alleged that he received ₦20 million following an incident connected to a disagreement involving Burna Boy and Speed Darlington.
He repeated the narrative in his own words, insisting the money was tied to a confrontation.
“The last time Speed Darlington and Burna Boy had issues, he paid me N20 million to beat him in a boxing match. I did it and he paid me,” Portable said.
He went further to describe his involvement, saying he supported Burna Boy during the period of tension and took part in the confrontation that followed.
“The time wey Burna Boy and Speed Darlington get issue, wey Speed Darlington dey insult Burna Boy, na me help Burna Boy beat am,” he added.
According to him, the agreement was only fulfilled after he completed what he believed was expected of him, and he maintained that he would not have stayed silent if things went differently.
“He promise me N20 million, and he give me. Burna Boy no just invite me like that if I no win, he no go give me the money. I win, na why I collect the N20 million,” he said.
“If he promise me money and he no give me, I go call am out. Na God say make I no call Burna Boy out, na why he come give me,” he added.
Portable then shifted the conversation toward Wizkid, suggesting a similar arrangement involving comedian Carter Efe, implying that Wizkid could also sponsor a ₦20 million engagement for a confrontation involving Carter Efe.
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