The Nigerian street singer Portable has landed himself in yet another predicament.
The singer has been dropped as a guest artist for an upcoming international performance, according to Daily Trust.
The singer was dropped from a gig that was scheduled to take place in Canada in March.
Nigerian comedian MC Moris, who lives in Canada, was the one to push for his expulsion because of the singer’s disorderly demeanor as shown on his various social media profiles.
The humorist also petitioned the immigration department to reject Portable’s visa application.
In September 2022, the singer has once more been dropped as a guest performer for a concert that is set to take place in South Africa.
His exclusion from the show once again is courtesy of humour merchant, MC Moris, who seemed appalled by the singer’s antics and rants on social media in recent times.
Taking to his social media, the Master of Ceremony wrote, “Noah was tagged stupid until it began to rain. The same Nigerians insulted me and called me all sorts of names when I removed that psycho patient from my show in Canada and also stopped his USA tour.
“Now they’re thanking me for saving them international embarrassment. A visionary leader is always seen as wicked, evil or inconsiderate until the manifestation of what he averted is seen.
“I’m stopping the South African show he was shortlisted for on November 3rd. Until he unlearns and relearns. We won’t import nonsense to the world. I’m his international manager with no salary.”
