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“You wey dey beg Queen for money” – Portable drags Lege Miami after he criticized his relationship with Queen Dami (video)

Controversial Nigerian singer, Portable has lambasted actor, Adams Kehinde, better known as Lege Miami, for condemning his relationship with late Alaafin of Oyo’s former wife, Queen Dami.

Lege Miami expressed his displeasure during a recent interview with media personality, Nedu Wazobia and his crew on the ‘Honest Bunch’ podcast.

 Portable exposes

Speaking about Queen Dami, the actor, who is a popular matchmaker on Instagram, recounted how she contacted him to help her find a husband.

A video of Queen Dami’s appearance on his IG live matchmaking session went viral few months ago, and many were surprised to see a former Oyo queen on the platform.

 Portable exposes

According to Lege, he connected Queen Dami with an abroad-based man, but she rejected him because he had a very busy schedule.

He said he was still in the process of finding her a man when he heard news of her affair with the married singer. He said he was utterly disappointed by the report and contacted Queen Dami to confirm it.

His words, “Queen Dami came to me that I should look for a husband. I tried my best to look for a husband for her, I gave her a guy and she said she couldn’t cope with him because of his work ethic. I was still helping her look for a husband until I heard she was with Portable.”

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Apparently, Lege’s comment didn’t sit well with Portable, and he took to the comment section to blast him for disrespecting his lover.

He also accused Lege of demanding money from Queen Dami and showed screenshots of their conversation to back up his accusation.

“Lege Alakada wey dey beg Queen say make she credit aza”.

I don post una chat go see where you dey beg woman money online set. Awon online BEGGAR.

Mugun won Trend by disgrace.

Aparo Alakada why you go call my name? you wan use me trend.

I see this coming you think you can disgrace her online? We go turn am to Grace.”

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