Portable disses Ex-lover, Queen Dami in new track

By Miracle Ogunde

Following the fallout between controversial singer Portable, and his ex-lover, Queen Dami, the singer has released a diss track to shade the former queen of the late Alaafin.

The singer shared a snippet of the song titled: “Bye-bye to Jaga Jaga” on Saturday.

In another video, he danced while the music played in the background, singing, “Bye-bye to wahala, as I dey hammer, make I dey hammer dey go, I no wan go back to the broke nation.”

The song’s lyrics appear to be directed at Queen Dami, who responded on Tuesday by featuring in a skit shared on her Instagram page.

In the skit, Dami is seen seeking the services of a male prostitute.

When her love interest expressed fear of her lover (Portable) and started calling for backup, she reassured him, saying she had already reported the matter to the police.

Netizens have been tagging Portable in the comments, urging him to respond to the apparent diss.

The ongoing feud has generated mixed reactions, with many weighing in on the escalating drama.

The two estranged lovers fell out of love following a brawl that broke out when Dami went live on Instagram and invited Portable to join the conversation.

During the live stream, Portable confronted her, accusing her of prostituting herself online. Despite Dami’s attempts to lighten the mood with friendly banter, Portable continued his tirade, forcing her to end the session abruptly.

Afterwards, Dami posted on Instagram, declaring she was done with the relationship, writing, “Alhamdulilahi, I’m done. This is too much for me; I can’t take this embarrassment.”

Hours later, Portable released another video accusing her of being a prostitute and that she wanted to kill him.


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