Portable Blames Fela Kuti for His Own Death in Controversial Podcast Interview
Nigerian singer Portable has sparked outrage by blaming the late Afrobeats pioneer and activist, Fela Anikulapo-Kuti, for his own death. In a recent podcast interview with Quincy Jonze on the ‘Echoo Room’, Portable made the controversial statement, sparking widespread shock and disbelief.
According to Portable, Fela’s failure to mind his own business led to his early demise. He claimed that Fela was too busy fighting for the rights of Nigerians who did not fight for themselves. The singer’s remarks have been met with widespread criticism, with many fans and music enthusiasts taking to social media to express their shock and disappointment.
In the same interview, Portable also spoke about his online feud with rapper Zlatan Ibile, referring to him as the “devil” who caused the misunderstanding between him and Davido. Portable claimed that he and Davido did not quarrel until Zlatan intervened.
The singer’s comments have sparked a heated debate, with many calling for him to apologize for his insensitive remarks. Fela Kuti was a legendary musician and activist who was known for his passionate advocacy for social justice and human rights. His music and legacy continue to inspire and influence generations of artists and music lovers around the world.
Portable’s controversial statements have sparked a backlash, with many fans and music enthusiasts calling for him to apologize for his insensitive remarks. The singer’s comments have also raised questions about his understanding of Fela’s legacy and the impact of his words on the late musician’s family and fans.
As the debate continues to rage on, many are left wondering what prompted Portable to make such inflammatory statements. While the singer’s intentions may have been to spark controversy, his remarks have only served to further divide and offend the music community.
