Keji, the second mother of fast-rising singer Portable, has strongly criticized him for publicly disparaging her.

In a detailed Instagram post, Keji expressed her disappointment with the singer’s contradictory behavior. She highlighted how he persistently contacts her privately, pleading for her return, while simultaneously subjecting her to online ridicule and exposing her to hateful comments.

Despite enduring several days of his public humiliation, Keji had chosen to remain silent. However, she has now reached her breaking point and can no longer tolerate the situation.

Referring to him as a despicable person, she pointed out his incessant complaints and derogatory references to her as a harlot, while secretly maintaining an unhealthy obsession with her. She firmly demanded that he leave her alone and emphasized that she has her own life to lead, urging him to mind his own business.

Keji also reminded the controversial singer that he is a father and should set a positive example for his children to appreciate and be proud of in the future.

“Hello guys
I’m not sorry to make this announcement to y’all that Portable is moving mad …
It’s been a few days this dum*b$ss has been calling me out and I decided to keep mute
But now I can’t take it any longer.

You this wretched human being, you keep complaining I’m a harlot…I’m this, I’m that, and still, yet your modafu**kin ass is still so obsessed with me
I have my life to live please let me breathe. Kindly mind the business that pays you …I’m not your business and I suppose my business should not concern you
You’re a family man for crying out loud, lay a good example for your children to see and be happy about in the future
Leave my life alone. You’d call me out on social media and irrelevant people like you would be stalking my page and be dropping hate comment

Meanwhile, you were in my DM yesterday begging me to come back to you.

Please we both have our lives to leave
Move on and gtf outta my life. Please @mazitundeednut and @gistloverblog_mediaoutlet please help me to beg this mad man to let my life”.