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Davido Is My Helper, Stop Using Our Song To Insult Him – Portable Warns Dammy Krane

Portable warns Dammy Krane over song use in Davido dispute.

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Portable warns Dammy Krane over song use in Davido dispute.

Nigerian singer Portable, also known as Habeeb Okikiola, has issued a stern warning to his colleague Dammy Krane regarding the use of their collaborative song in videos aimed at insulting Davido.

VerseNews gathered that Dammy Krane recently garnered attention for levelling accusations against Davido, implicating him in various misdeeds, including the death of his associate Tagbo in 2017.

In a video where Dammy Krane made these allegations, their joint track “Number 1” played in the background, prompting Portable’s response.

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Expressing his dismay, Portable emphasized that their song was never meant for such purposes and questioned Dammy Krane’s decision to use it while disparaging Davido.

Portable also highlighted Davido’s past support and assistance to him, describing the artist as his “helper.”

Furthermore, Portable disclosed that Dammy Krane had failed to compensate him for his contribution to the song.

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Allegedly, Dammy Krane pledged payment once Davido settled a debt, hinting at financial difficulties on Dammy Krane’s part at the time.

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According to Portable, “Hello ladies and gentlemen, e no go spoil for you my people. E get one video wey I see online wey Dammy Krane dey insult Davido, nothing concern me if you and Davido dey fight.

“Why be say anything you wan insult Davido you go dey play music wey me and you do under? Shey we sing the song to insult Davido?

“Davido was once my helper and he’s my helper and e go still help me. You want to cause fight? If you’re fighting with Davido that’s different.”

“You called me for featuring, did you pay me? You didn’t pay me. When I asked you, you said until Davido pays you before you pay me, and you know I am not alright.

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“I packed my boys come, no be korope one-room you dey for Lekki? You no get money nau, na only table water, you give us food? No be me bring producer?

“Make you follow my boys wey I sign you say you no dey follow people as per superstar no dey follow people for Instagram, how your helper go take follow you?

‘Now you dey fight your helper. Una go dey with people, before you know una go fight and start ranting, must you rant? Your guy dey make am, why can’t you make it?

“Come! Don’t use me! Don’t cause problems between me and Davido. Why you go dey use song wey me and you do dey insult Davido?

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You were playing the song underneath, you want to gain my fans? Make my fans go dey fight Davido? If you people are fighting that’s different o, me and Davido no fight!.”

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