Portable Weighs In: ‘Burna Boy Bigger Than All’ As He Slams Davido And Cubana Chiefpriest

Portable Weighs In: ‘Burna Boy Bigger Than All’ As He Slams Davido And Cubana Chiefpriest

Controversial Nigerian artist, Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, has voiced his support for Burna Boy amid the ongoing feud between the Afrobeats superstar and celebrity barman, Cubana Chiefpriest, along with his ally,…Portable Weighs In: ‘Burna Boy Bigger Than All’ As He Slams Davido And Cubana Chiefpriest

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Burna Boy and Cubana Chiefpriest have been embroiled in an online clash for several days, with the reason for their dispute still unclear. Additionally, Burna Boy took a swipe at Davido, claiming the latter rented a property in Lagos’ Banana Island and falsely claimed ownership, though Davido has not responded.

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In a post on his Instagram story, Portable shared a photo of Burna Boy, emphasizing that the singer is far superior to those involved in the feud. “One man is like seven men. You’re bigger than them,” he wrote. “Zazuu doesn’t fake life, no scam life. Akoi Grace.”

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Meanwhile, businessman Isaac Fayose has criticized Cubana Chiefpriest for allegedly neglecting his own family members. Fayose expressed his frustration while commenting on the dispute between Chiefpriest and Burna Boy. After Burna Boy posted a video showing a man, claiming to be Chiefpriest’s brother, working in Lagos’ Alaba international market as a phone repairer, the singer offered to help him with $30,000.

In retaliation, Chiefpriest refuted the man’s claim, stating that he only has one brother and two sisters and doesn’t owe them anything. Fayose, however, countered, asserting that loyalty can’t be expected from family members who aren’t supported financially, urging that people should never expect loyalty from those who haven’t benefited from their wealth.