Nigerian streamer Oderhowho Joseph Efe, popularly known as Carter Efe, has challenged Afrobeats star Wizkid to a free boxing match.
Speaking in a recent interview with Yanga FM, the content creator claimed that his song 'Machala' played a role in boosting Wizkid's career.
Carter Efe stated that he would not require any payment for the fight, insisting that organisers could pay Wizkid a million dollars while he receives nothing. He also claimed that Wizkid's alleged marijuana use would give him an advantage in the ring.
The streamer further stated that he and Wizkid share glory because of 'Machala,' which he said reached number one and earned him money, yet the singer failed to acknowledge him.
He noted that since Wizkid did not acknowledge his contribution, he also stopped acknowledging the singer, and called for him to meet him in the ring for a fight.
He said:
"Make them no even pay any money, I swear to God, make them pay Wizkid 1 million dollars, make them con say Oya go and follow Carter Efe, make them no give me single kobo."
"Me and Wizkid share glory, I drop Machala, the song enter number 1, even though say na me make money why he no fit acknowledge me?"
"As he no acknowledge me, me sef no acknowledge am again."
"Make them carry Wizkid come chaos in the ring make we fight."



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