Portable has apologised to Fuji legend King Saheed Osupa after calling him “big for nothing,” following a dispute over a song taken down from streaming platforms

Controversial hip hop artist, Portable, has publicly apologised to Fuji music legend, King Saheed Osupa, for insulting him by calling him “big for nothing.”

The apology comes after a heated dispute between the two artists over a song that was taken down from streaming platforms due to copyright issues.

The rift began when Portable used a line from Osupa’s song in his own track without proper clearance.

This prompted Osupa and his distribution team to raise concerns about copyright infringement, resulting in the removal of Portable’s song from streaming services like Apple Music and Spotify.

In a bid to mend fences, Portable expressed his regret for his disrespectful comments in a new Instagram video. Acknowledging his hot temper, he explained that his outburst was driven by frustration but that he now recognised his mistake.

“My fans, I’m a hot-tempered person, I have said my mind and it has ended. My fans, please forgive me. King Saheed Osupa Oba orin, please don’t be offended,” Portable said in the video.

“It’s money that causes a fight. It’s money that destroys sibling relationships and causes fights between father and son. It was music money that caused our fight because it was when I went to collect money for the song that I was told that it had been removed from streaming platforms. Please, my daddy, forgive me and accept me as your child.”

Portable’s apology has garnered attention, especially after he faced backlash online for his previous comments about the respected Fuji artist. As the situation calms, fans are hopeful that the two musicians can move past the dispute and find common ground.

Nigerian rapper Blaqbonez shares his journey, urging creatives to stay grounded and revealing his confidence in long-term success despite early doubts

Nigerian rapper Blaqbonez has urged fellow creatives to stay grounded in their careers, acknowledging that not every talent will withstand the test of time.

However, Blaqbonez expressed unwavering confidence that he would remain a relevant figure in the music industry for as long as he desires.

In a recent series of tweets, Blaqbonez opened up about his journey, recalling an incident from 2017 when a fellow up-and-coming rapper mocked him.

This rapper, after securing a deal with Olamide’s YBNL Nation, name-dropped Blaqbonez in a freestyle, claiming that Blaqbonez would never find success in the music industry.

While Blaqbonez refrained from naming the rapper directly, fans quickly speculated that he was referring to Limerick, another YBNL signee at the time.

In his tweets, Blaqbonez reflected on how the rapper had added his name to a freestyle in a mocking manner, saying, “you no go ever blow like Blaqbonez” just because of the YBNL deal.

He also questioned how quickly the rapper turned against him, despite their past collaboration in rap battle groups. Blaqbonez expressed frustration at how the rapper seemingly disregarded their history and work ethic once success came his way.

Blaqbonez wrote, “Because u got a deal before me, you added my name to your freestyles, ‘you no go ever blow like Blaqbonez’, all because Olamide signed you, you thought he was God abi??”

He went on to add, “I pray u see these tweets and reflect on your life, at how quick u were ready to sh*t on people, we were in rap battle groups together for years, but as them sign u, it was time to shit on me, my work ethic & everything cos you saw into the future and knew I was never going to blow up right??”

Despite this past mockery, Blaqbonez remained confident in his ability to succeed. He stated, “No be every kind of talent fit last for years, I know who I am, I will be here for as long as I want to be, the music I make nobody can make it, I have fans that have been there since the very beginning, not the ones wey discover me with ‘Bling’ or all that sh*t, the ones I’m talking about know themselves.”

Blaqbonez’s comments serve as both a reminder and an encouragement for emerging artists to focus on their craft, regardless of the opinions of others.

The Supermom reality TV show is returning in 2025 to celebrate mothers of all kinds with exciting prizes, including a brand new house and car

The much-loved *Supermom* reality TV show, created by Sola Fajobi’s Digital Interactive Media (DIM), is set to make a comeback in 2025 after a long break.

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This beloved programme has previously spotlighted exceptional mothers across Nigeria, including the mothers of prominent Nigerian celebrities. The exciting news was confirmed by Fajobi, the CEO and executive producer of the show, in a recent interview with the media.

Fajobi shared that the decision to bring *Supermom* back was motivated by immense demand from viewers and industry professionals alike.

“We have created several reality shows, such as *Next Movie Star*, *D8*, and *Supermom*, but one show that has stood out is *Supermom*. The reason for its popularity is simple — *Supermom* is incredibly fulfilling to me because it celebrates mothers,” he stated.

Fajobi also took the opportunity to highlight the deeper meaning behind the show, emphasizing that the role of a mother extends beyond just biological ties.

“A mother can be a biological mother, a stepmother, or an adoptive mother. What truly defines a mother is not just giving birth, but the ability to care for, shelter, and guide a child.

A real mother nurtures her children with unconditional love, playing an irreplaceable role in their upbringing, no matter the circumstances.”

In addition to celebrating motherhood in all its forms, the show will also offer substantial rewards for the winners. Abidemi Alli-Balogun, the brand manager for *Supermom*, revealed that the 2025 season would feature a number of exciting prizes.

The winner will walk away with a brand new house, while the first runner-up will be awarded a brand new car, and the second runner-up will receive a generous cash prize.

Alli-Balogun also mentioned that several top local and international brands had expressed interest in supporting the show for its upcoming season, a testament to the show’s popularity and influence.

Preparations are already underway, with the production crew working on location scouting to ensure the best experience for the contestants and viewers.

Fajobi further confirmed that *Supermom* will air on at least 50 television stations across Nigeria every weekend, ensuring that it reaches a broad audience across the country. The show is expected to kick off in the coming quarter of 2025.

As anticipation builds for its return, *Supermom* promises to be bigger and better, bringing joy and inspiration to viewers while celebrating the incredible mothers who shape the lives of many.

The 2025 edition is poised to offer an unforgettable experience, highlighting the unsung heroes of society — mothers, in all their wonderful forms.