Portable Calls Out His Baby Mama Over Alleged Romantic Affair With Koko Zaria
Street singer Portable, also known as Habeeb Okikiola, has publicly addressed his baby mama, Keji, also known as Honey Berry, over alleged and rumoured romantic affairs with Koko Zaria, an aide to MC Oluomo.
The singer took to Instagram to air his grievances, setting off a flurry of reactions from netizens.
The singer who attended Oshodi Day’s event which was backed by MC Oluomo, noted how he was invited to the event by them, yet they disrespected him by sleeping with his baby mama and to make it worse it was allegedly done in his son’s presence.
Portable alleged that Koko Zaria is a married man, yet he is sleeping with another man’s woman.
In another post, he called out his baby mama for being cheap, as he alleged that she was sleeping with 36 men.
Taking to the comment section, Nigerians expressed mixed reactions on the allegation made by portable.
See reactions below:
@Sisi Painter wrote, “See as e dey hurt over someone he definitely doesn’t care about. Just yesterday, 2 other women posted him up with love letters
@Luv Curves Diane wrote, “You met your match
@Becky Philips wrote, “The thing pain am, he think say the babymama will not see man wey better pass am. The things pain am
@Moxie Storm wrote, “Men cannot handle what they dish
@Olu Herodotus wrote, “Lok why so pained Oga. You want to be hoarding them? Abeg let another man chop to Abi no be former Alaafin wife u sef carry for house?
@Suave Skin wrote, “One thing about men is they hate women like them. You get more than one wife but your ex wey dey waka waka still dey pain
@Olamiday wrote, “Person wey get 2 wives? Abi na 3 ni. Dis one pain am o
@Aramide Adire Couture wrote, “So he dey pain like this pls someone should check on him ohh because
@Chiagoziey wrote, “But you get wife for house and you go give another woman belle
@Precious Onuwaje wrote, “Oga na pikin she born for you. Stay in your lane and let her be
@Emomotimi Fanama wrote, “It’s funny when men think women don’t have blood or feel pain”.
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