Portable Calls Out Olamide Over London Concert Snub

Portable calls out Olamide for excluding him from London OVO Wembley concert, claiming his contributions helped boost Olamide’s international fame

LONDON, UK, 26 November 2025 — Nigerian singer Portable has publicly criticised fellow rapper Olamide over his exclusion from the recent sold-out London concert at OVO Wembley Arena.

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In a video rant circulating online, Portable expressed frustration that Olamide neither responded to his messages nor included him in the show, which attracted over 12,000 fans.

“Olamide and I both sang ‘Zazzo’. I didn’t wrong him, and he stopped replying my messages. He refused to take me to London.

Skepta and I both sang ‘Tony Montana,’ and he invited me to London. Tell Olamide to reply me so he won’t regret it in the future,” Portable said in the video.

He also claimed that his contributions were key to Olamide’s international recognition. “Olamide didn’t shoot the ‘Zazzo’ video with me, he didn’t stand alongside me in the video.

I was the one that gave Olamide international recognition. ‘Zazzo’ made Olamide. Why didn’t Olamide call me for his show?” Portable added.

The comments have sparked widespread attention on social media, highlighting tensions between the two artists amid Olamide’s expanding international reach.

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Fans and industry observers are awaiting a response from Olamide as speculation continues about possible reconciliation or further disputes.