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Portable Dashes His Managers $400 Each
Street rapper Portable has given his managers some $400 dollars as appreciation for his success.
In recognition of the female managers’ contributions to his accomplishment, the appreciative employer of Zeh Nation made the decision to share his successes with them.
In a video posted on his Instagram profile, Portable is shown offering each of his managers $400 while remarking that everyone had to enjoy themselves together because they had all worked together and that no one who hadn’t had to labor should receive any food.
He said: “If you say you don’t know naira, you’ll know dollars. Share dollars now, naira later. (Awon manager, awon iya mi) My managers, my mothers….we all worked together so, we will enjoy together. If you no work, you no go chop!”
Captioning the post, the Ika of Africa stressed on the need to share success with loved ones rather than hoarding it to onseself.
He added: “When success is loud It should not be shared alone it should be shared with loved ones we make a good team cheers to bigger things in life Biza biza for my managers #Drzeh #drzehnation @stelliza Jizza @babyluvgram.”
Controversial Nigerian singer, Portable, has expressed disappointment after meeting with Peter Obi, the 2023 presidential candidate of the Labour Party.
The meeting took place over the weekend in Edo State.
Obi was in Benin to support the Labour Party’s gubernatorial candidate, Olumide Akpata, while Portable was in the state for a show.
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In a trending video on social media, Portable was seen bowing as he greeted Obi beside his car.
However, expressing his disappointment in a separate video, the singer complained that Obi did not offer him any money.
While comparing Obi to President Bola Tinubu, he told his crew: “Obi cannot give us anything. Obi didn’t give us anything. If it was Tinubu we met, he would have given us something. Let’s go.”
Watch the video here
Veteran Nollywood actor, Emmanuel France has passed away.
This was confirmed by popular filmmaker Femi Ogedengbe on Monday via his Instagram page.
Ogedengbe expressed his sadness over the actor’s demise, reminiscing about their time together in the film industry. “Rest in peace to one of Nollywood’s legends, Uncle Emmanuel France. One of the actors I took to Tanzania in 2006. We shot three movies together: She Is My Sister, The Director and Cross My Sin R.I.P.”
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As of the time of this report, the cause of France’s death has not been disclosed.
His passing comes just hours after the death of another Nollywood actor, Big Larry, adding to the growing list of losses in the industry this year.
Since January 2024, Nollywood has mourned the loss of several prominent figures, including Mr Ibu, Junior Pope, Sisi Quadri, Ganiyu ‘Ogunjimi‘ Oyeyemi, and Amaechi Muonagor, among others.
France’s death marks yet another significant loss in the Nigerian film industry, as fans and colleagues remember his contributions to Nollywood.
Controversial Nigerian street-pop star, Portable, has publicly apologised after a video surfaced showing him slapping a pastor who came to preach at his bar.
The incident, which reportedly occurred a few days ago had sparked outrage on social media.
Many netizens, along with religious figures, condemned Portable’s actions and threatened legal action for assaulting a man of God.
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In response to the backlash, Portable took to social media in the early hours of Monday to address the controversy.
In a video, he apologized for his actions, attributing the incident to past traumatic experiences.
Portable explained that he reacted impulsively, thinking the pastor posed a spiritual threat. “I thought he was there to harm me spiritually,” the singer said. “If I had known he was a genuine man of God, I wouldn’t have slapped him.”
He went on to seek forgiveness from God, acknowledging his mistake. “May God forgive me. I’m human and not perfect. I’m also a child of God,” Portable said, adding that he has experienced similar situations in the past, including harm to his sister through deceptive means.
The apology has since stirred mixed reactions from fans and followers of the artist.
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