Controversial Nigerian artist Portable has responded to a viral image of fellow musician Tiwa Savage, suggesting that she should be mindful of her age while expressing his interest in pursuing a romantic relationship with her.
During a live session on TikTok, Portable voiced his concerns regarding the photograph, recommending that those in Tiwa’s circle advise her against sharing such provocative images.
This discussion was sparked by Tiwa’s recent interview with Beat FM, in which she asserted her status as a significant figure in the Nigerian music scene. Shortly thereafter, she posted bold images featuring herself in pants and a top, seemingly highlighting her self-assurance.
Portable, however, criticized the images, pointing out that Tiwa is in her 40s. He remarked that her content might primarily attract a younger audience, including himself.
“Everyone should please warn Tiwa Savage to stop wearing panties alone while snapping pictures if not, it’s only young boys that will be asking her out.
“She is over 40 years and I have been listening to her songs since I was little. She is tempting me too but I am trying to take my eyes off. How can mummy be wearing pant; it’s entering my eyes, I will sleep with her,” he said partly.
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In other news, Speculation arises as a Bolt driver involved in a confrontation with Nigerian Lawmaker Alex Ikwechegh issues an apology regarding the provocation.
It is important to note that Alex Ikwechegh recently found himself at the center of controversy after allegedly assaulting a Bolt driver during a dispute, which ignited significant outrage on social media platforms.
Following the incident, Ikwechegh was brought before the court and subsequently granted bail set at ₦500,000, with the stipulation that he must appear for future court proceedings.
In an unexpected development, the Bolt driver has expressed a sincere apology to Alex Ikwechegh concerning the altercation.
The Bolt driver stated that he regretted his part in the provocation that led to the incident, highlighting the importance of unity in fostering Nigeria’s economic advancement and progress.
“I am the Bolt driver who had a misunderstanding with Honorable Alex Ikwechegh some days ago. I want to apologize to him for whatever I may have done or said to provoke him,” He stated.
He further added, “This is a medium for Nigerians to unite and move the nation forward. Let’s forgive and forget”.
