Davido’s lookalike, Twinobo calls out Portable, orders him to apologize for insulting Davido

• Nigerian street hip-hop artist Portable criticized Davido for allegedly giving him a ‘bad career advice’ during a hangout in America.
• Daviod’s lookalike demanded Portable apologize to Davido or face being unfollowed, citing potential career repercussions.
• Twinobo accused Portable of hindering collaborations with artists like Wizkid due to his attitude.

A content creator known for his resemblance to music star Davido, has issued a stern ultimatum to Portable, demanding an apology on behalf of the artist

The feud began when Portable, launched a scathing attack on Davido on social media.

Allegations surfaced that during a recent encounter in America, Davido purportedly advised Portable to sign with the Empire label, despite Davido’s own affiliation with Sony Music.

This advice apparently did not sit well with Portable, who expressed dissatisfaction and suspicion, perceiving it as a deliberate attempt to hinder his chances of winning a Grammy award.

In response to Portable’s remarks, Twinobo took to Instagram to voice his discontent, emphasizing that Portable should immediately apologize to Davido or face potential consequences, including being unfollowed by a significant portion of his fanbase.

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Nigerian street hip-hop singer Habeeb Okikiola popularly known as “Portable” has dismissed the influence of his senior colleague Davido, asserting his determination to succeed without his help.

The rift between the two artists escalated after Portable publicly criticized Davido for allegedly giving him ‘bad advice’ regarding a music deal, prompting Davido to unfollow him on Instagram.

During an Instagram Live session, Portable said, “You are signed to Sony Music, but you’re giving me bad advice in America to get signed to Empire and collect advance. The same Grammy you’re chasing is what I’m also chasing.”

Unbothered by Davido unfollowing him on social media, Portable emphasized his self-reliance, citing examples of other mentors like Olamide and Skepta who had offered tangible assistance without strings attached.