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Headies: Portable Apologises, Insists on getting the Awards

 


The Nigerian rising artiste, Habeeb Okikola, popularly known as portable has apologised to Smooth Productions organisers of popular Nigerian Music Awards, the Headies, who condemned his outburst concerning the nominations.

In a statement on Friday, the organisers condemned the controversial artiste for threatening the lives of fellow nominees.

The fast-rising artiste is contending for the Best Street-Hop Artiste and Rookie of the Year awards according to the nomination list released on Tuesday.

"Those are my awards, anybody else who wins i will ask for them to be killed. I will ask them to kill the person. If the organisers give my award to someone else, they will die," he said in Yoruba.

"No go give my awards to another person, he go die o," Portable had threatened on Wednesday.

Reacting to his statement, Smooth Productions made a report to the police as regards the concerning video. The singer was also warned to retract his statement and make a written apology to his colleagues.

In a video late Friday, the singer, however, apologised to the organisers, as he also insisted that he should received the award.

Referring to himself as a "madman musician", Portable noted that he wasn't fighting with the organisers.

He said, "Headies don nominate "madman" olorin. Street ti take over, So make una give us our award o.

"No vex o, bros. Bros, no vex o. If i fuck up, no be me first dey fuck up. Plenty people don dey fuck up. Abeg i wan collect my award."

Following the news of his nomination, portable had noted that he worked for the awards and should be a recipient.

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