02/05/2026
Everyone, especially cultists, must learn something from yesterday’s fight between Portable (Eiye) and Carter Efe (a non-cultist). It was a legal match attended by peaceful cultists, responsible businessmen, and celebrities like Timaya, D’banj, Emoney, Kcee, Abu Abel, Tunde Perry, Nasboi, MC Lively, Soso Soberekon (who has been heavily involved in events like this), among many others. The atmosphere was peace, business, and entertainment. Even when Portable echoed Haba-Kryer, no Eiye member responded because they recognized peace over violence. A fight happened, money was made, and nobody d!£d - that is the real message.
If a celebrity cultist like Portable can step into a ring with a non-cultist and turn violence into value, then what exactly is stopping others? Why spill bl00d on the streets for nothing when the same energy can be turned into something productive? Cult-related violence brings no gain - only pain, fear, and wasted lives. The hit squads risking their lives for nothing need to rethink. Despite all the k**lings over the years, no group is stronger than the other. This proves that strength is not shown by who d!£s, but by what you build from it.
Let sponsors organize more controlled fights, and *Inles youth empowerment initiative* will support them financially when it involves none cultists on both sides. Let rival groups face each other in the ring, not on the streets. Let Aye face Eiye, Buccaneers face Vikings, Maphite face KK, and so on - not with weapons, but with rules, discipline, and an audience. Let members from all sides gather not for revenge, but for competition, money, and survival. Let enemies meet in daylight, exchange respect, love, and walk away alive. Nigeria needs a new narrative where conflict brings income, not funerals. Let the streets rest, and let the ring decide.
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