Carter Efe’s Babymama Shares Videos, Alleges Abuse and Emotional Trauma

Carter Efe’s baby mama, Emmanuella, has shared new videos and photos online alleging abuse by the popular content creator, drawing widespread attention on social media. In her post, Emmanuella wrote: “This was the day I realized that I was just being used for ‘content’ while I was genuine. I felt so bad because everything I ever posted and did was from my heart. I mean, making couples content with your ‘man’ has never been a crime, but how this man treats me afterwards is ‘scary.’” She also revealed that another staff member noticed bruises on her body and asked her about them, though she initially pretended not to know what caused them. Reflecting on her pregnancy, she described it as “hell,” claiming, “Carter would hit me regardless of my condition, which made me a regular customer at Cedacare Hospital. Every staff there knew me to the point that immediately I step my foot in there, they already knew why I came. He would hit me, and when I run out of the house, he immediately calls his family to tell them.” Emmanuella’s posts suggest a pattern of physical and emotional abuse, with repeated episodes of intimidation and control throughout their relationship. The revelations follow Carter Efe’s public claim that they had been separated for over a year, prompting social media users to dig up old messages and videos that allegedly show instances of abuse. Carter Efe has not publicly responded to the latest allegations, while the discussion continues to trend across Instagram, X, and TikTok.

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BBNaija’s Adekunle Asks Annie Idibia If She’s Single At AFRIMA

Big Brother Naija star Adekunle Olopade, popularly known as Adekunle, sparked buzz online with his cheeky questions to Annie Idibia at the 9th edition of the African Music Awards (AFRIMA) held at Eko Hotel and Suites, Victoria Island. In a video from the event, Adekunle and Annie were on stage presenting the Best Male Artist award when the reality star playfully probed into her love life. Adekunle asked if Annie was single, to which she confirmed she was. Adekunle then joked, “Just before we present the award, I just wanted to find out, are you single?” Annie replied, “He is a fine young man, though, I am not going to lie.” Adekunle added humorously, “I don’t want a situation where someone would run and slap me off stage.” Annie reassured him, saying, “You are safe.” The lighthearted exchange quickly went viral, with fans praising Adekunle’s boldness and playful banter on stage. The moment BBnaija Adekunle asked Annie Idibia at the Afrima awards show if she’s now single watch Annie reply. pic.twitter.com/HHBBegCEYt — Arthur🇳🇬🇬🇧🇸🇳 (@AjMachalaa) January 11, 2026

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Emmanuella Breaks Silence, Denies Carter Efe’s Claims About Their Relationship

Emmanuella, mother of Carter Efe’s child, has spoken out after the streamer made several posts about her on social media. In a video statement, she refuted his claim that they had been single for over a year, revealing that they were intimate only three days before his post. She accused Carter Efe of trying to control her career, saying he discouraged her from working in a hospital, alleging she might use her job to pursue relationships with doctors despite her medical studies. Emmanuella also claimed he frequently boasted about giving her a platform, threatened to take it away, and warned he would post damaging content about her online. “He called me this morning and told me he gave me a platform and made people like me. He said he’s still going to take that platform away from me and that he’s about to post something,” she stated. Describing herself as emotionally drained and confused, Emmanuella said she understands why he might claim they are no longer together but stressed it is unfair to attack her publicly. “I’m happy you’re the one coming out to say all this about me because this is actually the right time. This is all I needed to come out and say my truth,” she added. My side of the story. pic.twitter.com/jLwUsx52k1 — Elma 🇳🇬 (@reignss_) January 11, 2026

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K1 Appeals To Ogun Governor Over Alleged Exclusion From Awujale Nomination Process

Fuji music legend Wasiu Ayinde Adesanya, popularly known as K1, has formally petitioned Ogun State Governor Dapo Abiodun, raising concerns over his exclusion from the process to select nominees for the vacant Awujale of Ijebuland stool. In the petition dated January 8, 2026, and submitted through his lawyer Wahab K. Shittu, SAN, K1 urged the governor to ensure that the nomination exercise adheres strictly to established laws and procedures. He called on the Ogun State Executive Council to intervene, describing attempts to sideline him and other eligible princes as deliberate and unlawful. K1 alleged that leaders of the Fusengbuwa Ruling House were introducing measures that could unfairly bar certain family members from participating in the selection. He argued that steps taken so far by the Ijebu-Ode Local Government and the ruling house violated due process and existing legal frameworks. The musician also challenged directives requiring aspirants to purchase nomination forms and undergo screening, stating that these demands are not provided for under the Chieftaincy Declaration or the Obas and Chiefs Laws of Ogun State. The petition noted that the Secretary of Ijebu-Ode Local Government had, in a letter dated January 6, 2026, instructed the Fusengbuwa Ruling House to convene a statutory family meeting within 14 days to nominate candidates. However, K1 claimed a subsequent notice, issued by Prince Adeleye Lateef Ademuyiwa, the family’s Public Relations Officer, introduced additional procedures including screening and delegate-based nominations. According to the notice, the nomination exercise is scheduled for January 12, 2026, at the Bisrod Event Centre, Ijebu-Ode, with a prior meeting to select delegates on January 10. K1’s lawyer described these developments as illegal, warning that they could disenfranchise legitimate members of the ruling house. The petition emphasized that every qualified member has the right to participate freely in the nomination process and that no faction should dominate it. The petition further stressed that imposing screening panels and delegate systems contradicts the Chieftaincy Declaration and the Obas and Chiefs Laws of Ogun State, 2021, and could lead to avoidable disputes. K1 urged Governor Abiodun to act swiftly to uphold fairness and transparency, adding that any attempt to unlawfully bar him from participating would be strongly contested. It is recalled that K1 had previously withdrawn a case at the Ogun State High Court in Ijebu-Ode, where he had challenged claims that he was not a recognized member of the Fusengbuwa Ruling House. The Fusengbuwa Ruling House is expected to hold the nomination exercise on Monday at the Bisrod Event Centre, Ijebu-Ode, unless there is a last-minute change.

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Content Creator Sunshine Dies After Complications From Fibroid Surgery

Content creator Esther Thomas, popularly known as Sunshine, has passed away following complications from a fibroid surgery. She died on January 9, 2026. Her family confirmed the tragic news in a statement shared on social media, revealing that Sunshine had been battling severe stomach pain since late December 2025. She was first admitted to Orchid General Hospital in Lagos, but as her condition deteriorated, she was transferred to another medical facility for further treatment. Surgery was eventually carried out, however complications developed afterward, leading to her death. “We the family of Esther Thomas (A.K.A Sunshine), with pain in our hearts, regret to announce the sudden demise of our beloved sister and daughter … who passed away on January 9, 2026, after an unsuccessful surgery.” “According to the doctor, the surgery was successful, but she later developed complications that led to her death.” The family disclosed that burial arrangements are currently underway and appealed to the public to respect their privacy during this difficult period. Sunshine was widely known for her entertaining skits, modeling work, and brand collaborations, which earned her a growing following online.

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Carter Efe Reveals Breakup With Babymama Emmanuella, Shares Struggles, Grind And Time Away From Daughter

Nigerian streamer and content creator Carter Efe has spoken openly about the end of his relationship with his baby mama, Emmanuella, revealing that they have been separated for over a year. In a series of emotional posts on X, Carter Efe explained that the breakup marked a turning point in his life, insisting that his growth and renewed focus came after walking away from the relationship. “Just to let you know guys have been single for over 1 year now A God is good!!!! I saw mad changes in my life The grind was not ordinary! It was intentional and I’m not stopping anytime sooooooooooon!” He went on to describe how the relationship affected his mental health, creativity, and finances, claiming he went through a long period of struggle and public criticism. “This lady has frustrated my whole life to the extent I trend everyday for beating a lady For good 2 years i lost everything, I lost my mindset, I cannot think or shoot content, I got broke…………..” Carter Efe also revealed that the situation affected his access to his daughter, Charis, saying there was a time he did not see his child for months. “Good 3 months I didn’t see my kid! CHARIS I never let that hold me down on my grind” According to him, distancing himself from the relationship helped him regain happiness and consistency, something he believes his followers have noticed in recent times. “This days you guys noticed have been happy and active it’s because I was able to move away since!!!!!!!!!!!! I’m aggressively active GOD IS GOOD” The streamer also took aim at Emmanuella over her absence during his difficult period, claiming she returned only after his success became visible. “You left me for good 5months only to come and see that I’m the biggest streamer in Africa Lmaoooooooooo you wan follow me enjoy when you nor Dey there for me…. Funny bitch” As part of his posts, Carter Efe shared photos showing the one-room space where he and his team once lived and streamed while trying to build their careers. “This is where we sleep everyday Me and my Team! In this one room Hoping God will take control one day!! Until we were chased out from there Talking to 4 people on livestream hoping and believing one day everything will be Good.. ..I was intentional about grinding not just because of anybody but for my kid Charis to have a brighter future” He ended by crediting God for standing by him during his toughest moments, despite feeling abandoned by people close to him. “GOD IS GOODW GOD NEVER LEFT MY SIDE WHEN THE POEPLE I LOVE LEFT ME!” Carter Efe also posted a photo of the man Emmanuella is reportedly currently with, further fueling online reactions to his revelations.

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Leave My Father’s Name Out Of Your Mouths – Seun Kuti Fires At Wizkid Fans

Seun Kuti has issued a strong warning to fans of Wizkid, urging them to stop dragging the Afrobeats star into comparisons with his late father, Fela Anikulapo-Kuti. Speaking during an Instagram livestream, the singer and activist described such comparisons as disrespectful and an outright insult to Fela’s legacy. He said the constant attempts to label Wizkid as a modern version of Fela were rooted in ignorance and unhealthy fan rivalry. Kuti criticized Wizkid supporters for repeatedly mentioning Fela in online debates, arguing that the Afrobeat pioneer should not be used to score points in fan wars. He also blamed excessive fan zealotry for creating tension within the music industry, noting that some artists now avoid collaborations because of toxic fan rivalries. He said: “Wizkid FC keep Fela’s name out of your mouths. You try to claim that your fake artiste is the new Fela. Then when you people saw that the shoes were too big to fill and people like me also did not allow you to get away with those insults… It is actually an insult [to compare Wizkid to Fela]. “You people have no respect. I like it when people don’t have respect as a form of defiance. If your lack of respect came from a place of defiance, I will respect it. But your lack of respect came from a place of ignorance… “Wizkid fans are online disrespecting Fela again. Why must you always involve Fela in your petty discussions? The overzealousness of some fans has significantly affected the music industry negatively. Some artists can’t even collaborate because of fan rivalries. “I think Wizkid FC is the most ignorant fanbase in the world… You need to stop misbehaving. Concentrate on your artist. Can’t you enjoy their music without comparing it to something else? Do you know why you cannot enjoy your artist’s music without comparing it to something else? It is because the music does not fill your spirit. You can pretend to be enjoying it, but spiritually, you are not satisfied.” Kuti’s comments have since sparked widespread reactions online, reigniting debates around fan culture, legacy, and respect within Nigeria’s music scene. “Wizkid fc needs to keep Fela’s name out of their mouth. You people try to steal the man image. You try to claim your fake artiste is the new Fela. It’s an insult to Fela to call Wizkid the new Fela. Wizkid fc are the most !gn0 rãnt fanbase in the world.” — Seun Kuti says. pic.twitter.com/BzpZ5JVb9e — 𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍 (@AsakyGRN) January 10, 2026

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Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie Blames Euracare Hospital For Death Of 21-Month-Old Son

Renowned Nigerian author Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie has accused Euracare Hospital of medical negligence after the death of her 21-month-old son, Nkanu Nnamdi, on Wednesday, January 7, 2026. In a statement confirmed by her media team to ARISE News, Adichie said she initially shared the message privately with family and close friends. She explained that her son was taken to Euracare Hospital on January 6 for an MRI scan and the insertion of a central line. During the procedures, Nkanu was sedated but, according to Adichie, was not properly monitored after being given propofol, leading to complications including unresponsiveness, seizures, and cardiac arrest. “My son would be alive today if not for an incident at Euracare Hospital on January 6th,” she said. The author recounted that her family had been in Lagos for Christmas when Nkanu developed what they initially thought was a cold, which soon developed into a serious infection. He was admitted to Atlantis Hospital and was scheduled to travel to the United States the next day, with a team at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore awaiting him. Atlantis Hospital referred the family to Euracare, described as the best facility for the required procedures. Adichie recounted waiting outside the theatre while her son was sedated and witnessing staff rush in, realizing something had gone wrong. She said the anesthesiologist administered an excessive dose of propofol, leaving Nkanu unresponsive and requiring resuscitation. “He was intubated and placed in the ICU. Soon after, he developed seizures and suffered cardiac arrest. Hours later, Nkanu was gone,” she said, describing the ordeal as a “living nightmare.” Adichie accused the anesthesiologist of criminal negligence, claiming that her son was not properly monitored and protocols were not followed. She also alleged that the same anesthesiologist had previously overdosed other children, questioning why he was still allowed to practice. Euracare Hospital has not provided a detailed response. A spokesperson said, “Whatever information you need, you get it between us and Chimamanda. Thank you.” Adichie’s statement highlights her demand for accountability to prevent similar tragedies from occurring to other children.

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