“Respect Yourself, When My Wife Stood By Me And Kept My Father’s Name, I No See You”- Portable Drag Babymama Ashabi Simple As He Explains Why He Can Never Take Her To London, Release Their WhatsApp Chat

Nigerian musician Habeeb Okikiola, popularly known as Portable, is making headlines again with his relationship drama.

In a now-deleted Instagram story, the controversial singer explained why he prioritizes his first wife, Bewaji, over other women in his life. Responding to questions about why he took Bewaji to London, Portable emphasized her unwavering support during his early struggles.

He questioned why he should abandon her now that he has achieved success, stating that many women only pursue him because of his wealth. He also highlighted Bewaji’s devotion, revealing that she even dropped her father’s name to prove her love and loyalty to him.

“To those people wey dey talk shit under my comment section say why be say na my first wife I wan carry go London. Una no, see my papa’s name on her name?

Na man I be, man of myself.
Anyhow I be man of myself, anyhow he be,
I no fit forget woman wey put my papa name on her passport.
She’s my tomorrow. If any woman wants to follow me to London, you need to be among my tomorrow.
My papa name go dey inside your international passport. I go by the name, Okikiola Habeeb Badmus.
Tell those ladies make them edit.
If you wan carry woman japa tell her to put my papa’s name on her passport. That’s all”.

The controversial singer went on to share his chats with his fourth baby mama, Ashabi, who had responded to a fan who informed her that the singer was taking his wife to London and Ashabi had responded, noting how she is number 5, hence isn’t bothered.

Her statement didn’t sit well with Portable, who slammed her for competing with his wife and causing trouble for them. He noted how women are enemies of themselves as he further noted how his wife doesn’t disturb anyone of them.


“So because money don dey now, I don blow, all women dey run follow me, now make I forget only girl wey believe in me when nobody. I respect my tomorrow.
Forget the fun”.

See his chats with Ashabi below,