Charles Okocha speaks up following Portable’s accusations of a N20M rip-off

• Charles Okocha has finally broken his silence in response to Portable’s accusations of defrauding him of a substantial N20 million.
• The Zazuu Crooner, in a widely circulated video, passionately conveyed his dismay and frustration, asserting that he was unfairly deprived of his portion in a lucrative N40 million ambassadorship agreement.

Nigerian content creator and actor, Charles Okocha, has seemingly tossed a sly jab in the direction of the outspoken singer-label maestro, Habeeb Okikiola, aka Portable, who recently pointed fingers at him, alleging financial foul play.

Recall that in a viral video, Portable asserted that they snagged an endorsement gig for a brand, anticipating a handsome N40 million payout to be split between them. The Zazuu Crooner alleged that Charles Okocha cunningly pocketed the entire sum, leaving him empty-handed. .

Responding to the allegations, Charles Okocha took to his Instagram story to throw shade at the singer, stating that for those familiar with him, he has no patience for individuals he perceives as suckers.

His words;

“I ain’t got time for suckers, If you know you know”

The actor reiterated his stance in a fresh Instagram post, accompanied by a video of him flaunting his trademark flex.

In his comment section, Charles Okocha’s Hypeman, Jaytee, added a touch of humor to the entire saga, playfully confirming that Charles’ post was a targeted jab at the Zazuu Crooner.

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In related news, Portable Zazu, has parted ways with his road manager, Stelliza Adesiyan.

In a press release shared via his Instagram page on Wednesday, November 16, Portable announced that Stelizza’s contract had been terminated.

The Zeh Nation label boss accused his road manager of breaching his trust and financial misappropriation

He also claimed she wanted to sabotage his brand with unethical industry practices.

In the caption, Portable wrote:

“Public notice disclaimer to whom it may concern No go fall scam Akoi ripping but God no go shame us.”