Popular Nigerian singer Speed Darlington has stirred controversy after posting a video of himself negotiating the price of a coffin, allegedly for his fellow artist, Portable.
This comes shortly after a public fallout between the two musicians. Their dispute began when Speed Darlington invited Portable to perform at his upcoming show. However, Portable reacted strongly, accusing him of using his name for promotion. The “Zazoo” crooner stated that his performance fee is ₦20 million, implying that Speed Darlington could not afford him.
Following Portable’s response, Speed Darlington expressed regret over the invitation and responded with harsh criticism. He also recalled an incident where Portable was reportedly beaten by a friend due to an alleged case of exploitation, vowing to release the footage to embarrass him.
In a new twist, Speed Darlington recently shared a video showing himself inquiring about the cost of a coffin, allegedly meant for Portable. The footage also captured him bargaining with an undertaker, further fueling the heated exchange between the two artists.
He captioned the video:
“@portablebaeby are you ready to die for not coming to my show April 13th”.
See video below;
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