Nigerian billionaire businessman and socialite, E-Money, has reportedly unfollowed content creator Carter Efe on social media following an incident in which the comedian allegedly damaged a car that had been gifted to him only days earlier.
The development comes shortly after E-Money’s lavish birthday celebration, during which he presented several luxury vehicles to friends and associates as part of the festivities. Among the beneficiaries were Nollywood actor Chinedu Ikedieze and Carter Efe.
What Happened
According to videos circulating online, Carter Efe was seen during a livestream session with fellow streamer Peller. During the broadcast, the pair reportedly engaged in a playful but controversial stunt that resulted in visible damage to their vehicles, including shattered windshields.
The act, which appeared to be intended as entertainment, quickly drew backlash from viewers who felt the gesture was inappropriate, particularly because the car had just been gifted.
Public Reaction
Social media users criticized the incident, with many describing the action as disrespectful to E-Money’s generosity. Some commentators argued that damaging such an expensive gift so soon after receiving it undermined the goodwill behind the gesture.
The controversy sparked widespread debate online about celebrity culture, public displays for content creation, and the limits of “playful” behaviour when luxury items are involved.
Alleged Fallout
Following the incident, observers noticed that E-Money had unfollowed Carter Efe on social platforms, fueling speculation of tension between the two.
A trending clip also captured the moment Peller informed Carter Efe of the alleged unfollowing, leaving the comedian visibly concerned and uncertain about the state of his relationship with the businessman.
Situation Still Unclear
Neither party has issued an official statement addressing the incident or confirming whether the social media move reflects a deeper disagreement. Fans continue to watch closely for any reconciliation or clarification.
