Portable Sets To Drop New RELEASE on K1’s GANUSI Comment On Muslim Clerics
Controversial Nigerian singer, Olalomi Habeeb Okikiola popularly known as Portable is set to release another song titled ‘Ganusi’.
Ganusi has turned a popular slang after Popular Fuji musician, Wasiu Ayinde Marshal, popularly known as K1 De Ultimate made the comment ahead of the Fidau prayer held in honour of his late mother, Alhaja Halimah Anifowoshe.
The statement, which many deemed offensive, came to light in a video that began trending on Friday.
In the clip, K1 was seen conversing with a man while preparing for the eight-day Fidau prayer.
During the discussion, he used the phrase “Ga nu si” in reference to some Islamic clerics (Alfas), which quickly ignited debates online.
Many interpreted the remark as suggesting that some Alfas attend such ceremonies primarily for pecuniary gain.
Speaking in Yoruba, K1 was heard saying, “Alfas will not go to my father’s house for the party, It’s my house they will “Ga nu si”. Then we prayed in my house before going back to my father’s house for the main party.”
Drawing inspiration from the slang, Portable released a video from his Odogwu Bar, suggesting that he’s coming up with another hit, Ganusi.
