
Nigerian street-hop sensation Portable has sparked fresh online drama after boldly declaring that Olamide will one day regret not signing him to YBNL.
The singer, known for his fiery personality and unpredictable outbursts, made the statement in a lively Instagram rant that instantly grabbed attention across social media.
In typical Portable fashion, he didn’t hold back. He said every disappointment in his career has turned out to be a blessing, arguing that his popularity has now grown far beyond what anyone expected.
According to him, his global fan base is proof that he is divinely backed and unstoppable. He explained that no human being has the power to block what God has already arranged, adding with confidence

“My time is coming. Nobody fit stop am.”
Portable also celebrated how far he has come, especially with international recognition. He expressed deep gratitude to UK rapper Skepta, who has supported him and helped introduce him to new global audiences.
The singer described Skepta as someone who showed him love when others doubted him, calling the connection a turning point in his journey.
But the real drama came when Portable turned to Olamide. He insisted that the YBNL boss missed a major opportunity by not signing him earlier in his career.
He claimed he had the talent, the energy, and the street following that could have taken the label to another level. According to him, the reason things didn’t work out was because he stood up for himself and refused to be controlled.
He believes this made people misunderstand him but he insists that one day, everything will make sense.
Portable reminded critics that he didn’t need a record label to shine, stressing that his success is powered by grace, not connections.
He warned people trying to block his progress to step aside, saying,
“I don’t beg to shine. God of Zazuu dey my back 24/7.”
He ended his message with the kind of confidence that has made him a fan favorite and an online sensation.
Portable said he is just getting started and that those who once doubted him will soon be shocked. In his final words, he declared,
“I be Portable Omolalomi. I go still surprise everybody.”