Street-pop singer Portable has responded to his controversial disqualification in a celebrity boxing rematch against Nollywood actor Charles Okocha by releasing a diss track aimed at the fight’s officiating and dramatic ending. The bout, tagged “Unfinished Business,” took place at the Balmoral Convention Centre in Lagos and was promoted as a rematch after Okocha disputed the outcome of their previous encounter.

The fight descended into chaos when a wrestling-style scuffle broke out in the ring, forcing security personnel to intervene. Amid the confusion, Portable left the ring before officials could make a ruling, drawing criticism from spectators. He was later brought back and officially disqualified, handing victory to Okocha.

Days after the defeat, Portable released a new song titled Ageyanje Paki, using music to express his frustration over the incident. In the track, he questions the referee’s handling of the fight and alleges that Okocha’s actions turned the boxing contest into a street fight. The song’s artwork also features an animation suggesting that Okocha bit him during the clash.

The controversy has sparked widespread reactions online, with fans praising Portable’s quick response and ability to turn the incident into entertainment content. Many supporters described the singer as unpredictable and humorous, while others questioned the claims made in the track due to the lack of clear video evidence.

The latest episode adds another chapter to Portable’s growing list of boxing-related controversies. Despite suffering another defeat in the ring, the singer appears determined to keep the spotlight on himself, transforming a sporting setback into a fresh talking point through music.