Controversial Nigerian street-hop star Portable has sparked fresh social media frenzy by calling out veteran music icon Terry G for a celebrity boxing showdown. Speaking during a recent television appearance, the “Zazuu Zeh” crooner expressed a bizarrely altruistic motivation for the fight, claiming that stepping into the ring with him is exactly what Terry G needs to jumpstart his musical career.
A Wild Claim of Career Resurrection
During an interview on Channels Television’s Rubbin’ Minds program, Portable was asked to name the one celebrity he would most like to face in a physical matchup. Without hesitation, he singled out the legendary “Akpako Master.”
“It is Terry G that I want to fight,” Portable declared. “I want to resurrect his career. If Terry G fights me one-on-one in boxing, I swear to God, he will rise again. People will remember him again.”
The bold statement has left fans both amused and highly intrigued, with many wondering if the veteran musician will take the bait and return to the spotlight in a pair of boxing gloves.
Portable’s Growing Boxing Resume
This challenge is far from a joke, as Portable is no stranger to the squared circle. Over the last two years, the singer has actively participated in Nigeria’s growing celebrity boxing subculture. He has previously squared off against several prominent entertainment figures, including:
- Charles Okocha – The popular Nollywood actor in a highly publicized bout.
- Speed Darlington – The controversial US-based Nigerian singer and internet personality.
- Carter Efe – The comedian and music producer.
The Legacy of Terry G
While Portable positions himself as the savior of Terry G’s relevance, music enthusiasts know that Terry G (Gabriel Oche Amanyi) is one of the ultimate pioneers of Nigerian street-pop. In the late 2000s and early 2010s, Terry G redefined the industry’s sound with his high-energy, eccentric style and massive hits such as “Free Madness,” “Akpako,” and “Run Mad.”
Whether Terry G will accept the challenge to prove his dominance or ignore the antics of his energetic successor remains to be seen. However, a clash between these two generations of eccentric street-hop stars would undoubtedly be one of the most entertaining spectacles in Nigerian pop culture history.