Nigerian skit maker and content creator Carter Efe has explained why he no longer believes in permanently aligning himself with one artiste, recalling an experience he said influenced his decision to move between different music camps.

Carter Efe made the remarks during an interview with TVC News, where he also discussed his relationship with Davido and his claim that the name “Machala” has become associated with him.

What Carter Efe Said About His Change Of Loyalty

Carter Efe said his approach to supporting artistes changed after what he described as his experience with Wizkid.

According to the content creator, he had previously decided to remain committed to one person, but the experience that followed made him reconsider that approach.

He explained that he now prefers not to place himself permanently in one camp because of what he said happened when he previously took that position.

Carter Efe stated:

“I am not in any place because the last time I said let me be in one place, the person poured spit on my face and that is Wizkid.”

The statement was made by Carter Efe during the TVC News interview. The supplied account contains his version of the incident but does not include a response from Wizkid.

For Carter Efe, the experience appears to have shaped how he approaches relationships with prominent Nigerian artistes, particularly when it comes to publicly identifying with one person.

His Comments On “Machala” And Davido

Carter Efe also addressed the nickname “Machala,” which has been widely associated with Wizkid.

He claimed that the name is now strongly connected with him and said people who use the term on the streets now identify him as the person being referred to.

“If you call Machala on the street now, I am the Machala and not Wizkid. I am telling you fact,” he said.

Carter Efe then spoke about his relationship with Davido, describing the singer as someone he remains firmly loyal to.

“I will never in my life betray Davido,” he said, adding that Davido is his “daddy” and “helper.”

Carter Efe also said he recently called Davido and that the singer answered his call, expressing gratitude for the relationship despite his background in Delta State.

The comments present a different picture of Carter Efe’s approach to celebrity alliances: rather than describing his support as permanently tied to one artiste, he framed his current relationship with Davido as one he values deeply.

The Context Behind Carter Efe’s Comments

The remarks bring together three connected parts of Carter Efe’s interview: his experience with Wizkid, his views about the “Machala” name and his stated loyalty to Davido.

His explanation suggests that the earlier experience he described changed his willingness to remain permanently associated with a single artiste.

At the same time, his comments about Davido indicate that moving between different artistes does not necessarily mean that he views every relationship in the same way.

The supplied material does not provide Wizkid’s response to Carter Efe’s account of the alleged incident. It therefore remains important to distinguish Carter Efe’s description of what happened from any independently established account of the encounter.

Questions Readers May Have

Why did Carter Efe say he moved away from Wizkid?
Carter Efe said his decision was influenced by an experience he described during his TVC News interview, alleging that Wizkid poured spit on his face.

What did Carter Efe say about the name “Machala”?
He claimed that people on the streets now associate the name “Machala” with him rather than Wizkid.

What did Carter Efe say about Davido?
He said he would never betray Davido and described the singer as his “daddy” and “helper.”

Did Wizkid respond to Carter Efe’s allegation?
No response from Wizkid is included in the supplied material.

Was Carter Efe’s account independently established?
The supplied article provides Carter Efe’s account from the interview but does not provide independent evidence establishing the alleged incident.

Why The Interview Matters

Carter Efe’s comments offer insight into how he describes his relationships with some of Nigeria’s biggest music stars and why he says he has changed his approach to celebrity loyalty.

The most significant element is not simply his stated preference for Davido, but his explanation that a previous experience made him reluctant to permanently place himself in one artiste’s camp.

As with any personal account made during an interview, Carter Efe’s claims about the incident involving Wizkid should be understood as his version of events unless further information or a response from the other party establishes additional context.