Controversial Nigerian singer, Portable, has once again taken center stage — this time in a fiery online attack against popular crossdresser Bobrisky, igniting intense debate across social media.

In a video circulating widely, Portable slammed Bobrisky, repeatedly mocking him by referring to him as “Afolashade”, a feminine Yoruba name that Bobrisky often associates with. With his usual aggressive tone and a mix of Yoruba and English, the singer questioned Bobrisky’s identity and accused him of “living a fake life.”

“Bobby Risky, you are not a woman. You dey deceive yourself,” Portable raged, triggering reactions from fans, critics, and supporters of the LGBTQ+ community.

He didn’t stop there. Portable alleged that someone offered him ₦100 million to engage in a public feud with Bobrisky — a claim many see as typical of his attention-grabbing antics. The singer also mocked Bobrisky’s love for luxury and flamboyant lifestyle, scoffing at the idea of being lured with gifts like a Ferrari.

🔥 Online Reactions: Divided Opinions

As expected, Nigerians on social media are polarized:

🎤 Supporters of Portable are hailing him for “speaking truth” and “preserving cultural values.”
💄 Bobrisky’s fans and rights activists are calling the rant hate speech, urging influencers and authorities to speak out against transphobia and cyberbullying.

🗣️ Opinion: Is This Just More Noise or a Cultural Reflection?

Whether you find Portable’s outburst entertaining or offensive, one thing is clear — this clash highlights the growing tension in Nigeria between traditional norms and evolving expressions of identity.

Bobrisky, a self-proclaimed queen of social media, has long been a lightning rod for controversy, but Portable’s approach raises ethical concerns about how public figures use their platforms to bully or incite hate.