“Greed no dey my Dictionary” – Skepta says after giving Portable royalties for their song ‘Tony Montana’

• He appreciated the Grime star for not defrauding him.

• Portable expressed gratitude on Instagram, stating that he is not a rip zone and appreciates the support of Big Smoke and Big Money.

Controversial Nigerian artist Habeeb Okikiola, known as Portable, has disclosed that British rapper Skepta has provided him with royalties for his involvement in their collaborative track, “Tony Montana.”

He expressed gratitude towards the Grime artist for his integrity in the financial arrangement.

On Instagram, Portable stated, “Tony Montana money don enter. No ripping zone. Big Smoke. Big Money. I really appreciate you.”

In response on X, Skepta explained that he fulfilled the agreement because he does not possess a greedy nature.

Accompanying a screenshot of Portable’s message, he commented, “Greed’ no dey my Dictionary #TonyMontana.”

In other news, Comedienne Tomama articulates her stance on the reasons she cannot accept the role of a man’s baby mama.

She expressed her views while discussing the prevalent behavior among women today regarding childbirth outside of marriage, as well as the expectation from some men that women should conceive before entering into matrimony.

Tomama emphasized that bringing a child into the world is a significant responsibility that should not be treated casually.

She asserted that any man who wishes to father her child must first commit to her through a proper marriage.

“Una think say pikin na hamper…. if you no go marry me proper, you no go see pikin,” she said.