Portable wins first international music award, beats Seyi Vibez, Odumodublvck, others

Portable wins first international music award, beats Seyi Vibez, Odumodublvck, others


Controversial street-hop singer, Portable has won the Best New Artist award at the African Entertainment Awards USA (AEAUSA).

The singer was nominated alongside other top Nigerian artists like Seyi Vibez, Odumodublvk, Blaq Bones, and others to emerge the winner.

The win was announced by premium charts recorder, ChartsAfrica on  their Twitter page. 


Portable winning this award made it the first international award of his music career. This is coming after he was disqualified by the organizers of the Headies Awards in 2022 for threatening to harm anyone that win the award in the category he was nominated for if he did not emerge the winner. 






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