Nigerian comedian and entertainer Carter Efe has made a public appeal to Sunday Are, the longtime manager of Afrobeats star Wizkid, asking for help in reconnecting with the singer following months of tension and public disagreements.
In a video that has since gone viral across social media platforms, Carter Efe is seen speaking candidly to Are, admitting that some of his past comments about Wizkid were made purely to gain attention after repeated attempts to reach the artist went unanswered. The comedian’s tone appeared conciliatory, as he appealed for an opportunity to mend fences.
Sunday Are, who was present during the interaction, responded calmly. Rather than making any firm promises, he offered measured advice, encouraging Carter Efe to approach matters with patience and maturity. Observers noted that Are handled the situation diplomatically, maintaining a composed demeanor throughout the exchange.
The moment marks another chapter in what has been a turbulent relationship between Carter Efe and Wizkid. Their association initially gained attention following the release of Carter Efe’s viral tribute track, Machala, which celebrated Wizkid and became a social media sensation. The song even led to a brief onstage appearance involving the comedian and the superstar, sparking excitement among fans.
However, the relationship soon deteriorated. Carter Efe later accused Wizkid of ignoring him, while also making controversial remarks that drew backlash from the singer’s loyal fanbase. The situation escalated further when the comedian publicly challenged Wizkid to a boxing match, an unusual move that fueled online debates and criticism.
At the height of the controversy, Carter Efe also claimed that he suffered setbacks on social media, including issues with his accounts, which he attributed to pressure from fans reacting to the dispute.
The latest video has since triggered mixed reactions online. While some fans see the appeal as a genuine attempt at reconciliation, others view it as another episode in the comedian’s pattern of seeking attention through controversy. Many, however, have responded with humor, turning the moment into memes and lighthearted commentary.
Whether this latest outreach will lead to a genuine resolution between Carter Efe and Wizkid remains uncertain. For now, the incident highlights the complex intersection of celebrity culture, fan influence, and the power of social media narratives in shaping public relationships within Nigeria’s entertainment industry.
This CarterEfe na black Jesus shuur
— GehGeh (@official_Gegeh) June 12, 2026
Make him help you connect with wizkid? 😂
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