Nigerian street-hop star Portable (aka Portable Omolalomi, Zeh Nation boss) has started the new year with another chaotic, high-energy release. His latest single, “Banuso” featuring rising act Iya Solo, is already making waves on streaming platforms and in street conversations. Fans are praising the track for its aggressive delivery, catchy hooks, and infectious rhythms, signaling that Portable remains a dominant force in Nigerian street-hop.
The track officially dropped in early January 2026 (around January 5–9 based on platform listings) as a standalone single under Zeh Nation, and it’s already making waves on Spotify’s viral Naija playlists like New Music Friday Ghana and others.
“Banuso” delivers Portable’s signature raw, street-fueled sound—think aggressive delivery, catchy hooks, and infectious rhythms perfect for parties, TikTok challenges, and Lagos night vibes. The title “Banuso” appears to be slang-heavy Yoruba/Pidgin flair (possibly a twist on ba nuso or similar street lingo for hype, flex, or call-out energy), with the collab bringing Iya Solo’s fresh voice into the mix for added fire. It’s classic Portable: unfiltered, bold, and built for the streets, following his recent drops like Tony Montana and CANA (Remix).
The single landed quickly on major platforms (Spotify, Apple Music, SoundCloud, Qobuz), earning spots in trending African playlists and drawing early buzz from fans hyped about the duo’s chemistry. Some pre-release drama (like social media call-outs between Portable and Iya Solo over payments) even added fuel, but the music speaks loudest—short, replayable, and ready to dominate clubs and car speakers.
Portable, with his massive monthly listeners (over 446K on Spotify) and history of viral anthems like ZaZoo Zehh, continues proving why he’s a force in Nigerian street-hop. This collab feels like the perfect chaotic start to 2026!
Stream “Banuso” (feat. Iya Solo) now on Spotify.
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