In a recent livestream, controversial streamer Carter Efe launched a verbal attack on DJ Tunez, Wizkid’s official DJ. Carter Efe explicitly cautioned his audience against drawing comparisons between himself and DJ Tunez, further alleging that the disc jockey maintained unhygienic practices. His statement, “You guys should never compare DJ Tunez, who puts on dirty boxers, to me again,” underscored his disdain.

This incident appears to be a continuation of a long-standing, one-sided dispute initiated by Carter Efe against Wizkid and his associates. Carter Efee has previously accused Wizkid’s team of neglecting to acknowledge or adequately credit him for “Machala,” a tribute song he released for Wizkid several years prior. In stark contrast, Carter Efe has openly praised Davido, for his support and financial assistance, crediting Davido with a significant positive impact on his life.

Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta, globally recognized as Lady Gaga, has reportedly embraced motherhood, welcoming her first child with fiancé Michael Polansky. The couple was recently observed in Northern California, with the acclaimed singer seen holding their newborn, as reported by Page Six.

Lady Gaga, known for her iconic music and performances, began her relationship with entrepreneur Michael Polansky in 2020, with their engagement announced in 2024. While the joyous news of their child’s arrival circulates, specific details such as the baby’s name, gender, and exact date of birth have yet to be disclosed to the public.

This new chapter aligns with Lady Gaga’s previously expressed aspirations for a family. In a December 2019 YouTube discussion, she openly shared her hopes for the future, stating, “I want to do more movies, I want to have babies.” This significant life event marks a fulfilling moment in the artist’s personal journey, expanding her multifaceted legacy beyond her celebrated professional achievements.

A recent livestream by Nigerian streamer Carter Efe has ignited a heated debate, as he publicly accused social commentator VeryDarkMan (VDM) of attempting to disrupt the businesses of Igbo traders. The controversy stems from VDM’s announced intention to travel to China to directly source and sell the newly released iPhone 18 to Nigerians, bypassing local vendors.

During his Friday livestream, Carter Efe expressed strong disapproval of VDM’s venture into phone sales, a domain he claims is outside VDM’s known expertise. Efe suggested that VDM’s actions could provoke a severe backlash from the Igbo community. “VDM go do wetin them go take gather am. VDM go do wetin go take make Igbo people gather am kill am for China,” he stated, implying serious repercussions.

Efe further questioned VDM’s motives, stating, “VDM no dey sell phone o but enter China, he wan go buy phone dey sell. He wan spoil people business.” He rhetorically asked, “VDM, I never see that kind person before, you be witch?” highlighting his disbelief and suspicion regarding VDM’s sudden foray into the electronics market.

The genesis of this dispute lies in VDM’s earlier video, filmed at an Apple Store in China following the iPhone 18 launch. In the video, VDM declared his intention to facilitate direct purchases of the devices for Nigerians, aiming to counter the inflated prices often charged by local retailers. This move, intended by VDM to benefit consumers, has evidently been perceived by Carter Efe as a direct threat to established business interests. The unfolding situation underscores the complexities and sensitivities within Nigeria’s commercial landscape, particularly concerning entrepreneurial ventures that challenge existing market structures.