I Can’t Be Compared With You, I Got Class – Singer Goya Menor Reacts After Portable Dragged Him For Winning Headies’ Best Street-hop Award

Goya Menor, the Best Street Hop Artist for Heroes champ, has responded after his partner, Habeeb Okikiola also called Portable hauled him for winning an honor in the as of late closed fifteenth version of The Headies.

Prior Portable supposedly called Goya Menor a simple promotion man and said he didn’t have the right to win the road bounce prize. He made this through a video that he posted.

Goya answered Portable’s remarks on his Instagram story saying that he couldn’t measure up to Portable since he is a First Class material, not at all like Portable who can’t flaunt going to kindergarten talkless of moving on from a tertiary establishment.

Kemi filani news reviews that Portable was precluded by Smooth Productions, coordinators of famous Nigerian music grants, The Headies.
In a proclamation delivered on Tuesday, July 26, the coordinators censured the dubious artiste for guaranteeing burden with the feared burglary pack known as ‘1 Million young men’s

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