Categories: Entertainment

Portable Accuses 4th Baby Mama, Ashabi Of Giving Birth For Him To Gain Fame

Controversial singer, Portable has tackled his fourth baby mama, Ashabi Simple, suggesting that she doesn’t genuinely love him but is using him to gain fame.

This came after Ashabi posted a video of herself on Instagram, describing herself with positive words like “blessed,” “happy,” and “peaceful,” while celebrating her appearance.

Reacting in the comment section, Portable accused her of faking love and claiming she only had his child to elevate her public profile.

The singer also criticized her background, implying she lacks proper home training despite coming from a good family.

He wrote, “You dey look for fame that’s why you born for star ⭐️ no dey use your own fake love dey spoil real love for me. Your leg No good ooo you need prayer 🙏

“Na fame she want that’s why we dey give her the fame. She come from good home but she no get home training na Ọmọ lile”

[irp]

This comes barely four months after Portable and Ashabi Simple welcomed their second child together.

[irp]

Tobias Sylvester

Tobias Sylvester is the news editor for Kanyi Daily News and is based in Lagos. Contact Tobias at editor@kanyidaily.com. Got a confidential tip? Submit it here

Recent Posts

Nigeria, EU discuss €20 million defence package

ABUJA, Nigeria — The Federal Government has held talks with the European Union to finalise…

15 hours ago

Kenya makes crypto firm licences mandatory

NAIROBI, Kenya — Kenya’s Central Bank and Capital Markets Authority have made licensing mandatory for…

15 hours ago

NELFUND pays ₦135.54 million to 1,298 students

ABUJA, Nigeria — The Nigerian Education Loan Fund (NELFUND) has disbursed a combined ₦135.54 million…

15 hours ago

Government warns travellers over Addis Ababa altitude

ABUJA, Nigeria — The Federal Government has issued a high-altitude travel advisory urging Nigerians, particularly…

15 hours ago

Veritas Kapital swings to loss as claims soar

LAGOS, Nigeria — Veritas Kapital Assurance Plc recorded a pre-tax loss of ₦3.64 billion for…

2 days ago

S&P doubts Nigeria can reach investment grade by 2029

LAGOS, Nigeria — Nigeria’s target of regaining investment-grade credit status by 2029 may be too…

2 days ago