Nigerian Singer, Portable Rejects ₦50 Million Offer, Demands ₦350 Million To Fight Cater Efe

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Controversial Nigerian singer, Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable has turned down a ₦50 million offer to step into the ring with comedian and streamer, Oderhohwo Joseph Efe, popularly known as Carter Efe for a proposed boxing match.

Music executive, Soso Soberekon made the ₦50 million offer during a recent livestream with Cater Efe, who accepted it without hesitation and even urged him to fix the date and venue for the match.

However, reacting in a video broadcast, Portable blatantly rejected the ₦50 million offer and demanded that a luxury car worth ₦300 million be added to the prize before he could agree to participate.

Portable said he is confident of victory over Cater Efe if his demands are met.

He boasted that he has defeated Charles Okocha and Speed Darlington in similar celebrity bouts before and will do it again.

“Soso, ₦50 million is too little. Give me ₦50 million plus a car worth ₦300 million, totaling ₦350 million and I will beat Carter Efe mercilessly.

"I am the same guy who beat Charles Okocha and Speed Darlington,” Portable stated.

Soso Soberekon is yet to react to Portable’s demand.

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