Burna boy gave me N20m to fight Speed Darlington - Portable

Author: Vanessa OnahPublished on: April 11, 2026Country: Nigeria

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Burna boy gave me N20m to fight Speed Darlington - Portable

Nigerian singer Portable alleged that he was paid N20 million by Burna Boy to fight Speed Darlington in a boxing match. He stated that Burna Boy fulfilled his promise after he won the fight. Portable also extended a similar offer to Wizkid, asking for N20 million to confront comedian Carter Efe.

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