Carter Efe Threatens to Slap Wizkid Following DJ Tunez Livestream Troll

Carter Efe has warned that he would slap Wizkid following a trolling jab from DJ Tunez during Shank’s recent livestream. The content creator, known for his outspoken and fiery personality, reacted to the tease in a video, making it clear he would not stay silent if provoked further. In the video, Carter Efe said: “DJ Tunez, i dey rest before o, i dey rest o. See, the day wey you go call my name, for your mouth again. The day wey you go call my name, I swear to God, I no go do you anything. Na your Oga (Wizkid) i go slap.” The clip quickly went viral, drawing reactions from fans across social media. Many believe the comment escalates Carter Efe’s ongoing feud with DJ Tunez, while also highlighting the tensions between supporters of Wizkid and those aligned with rival artist Davido, whom Carter has publicly backed. With his growing influence as a content creator and streamer, Carter Efe’s online spats with music industry figures continue to dominate discussions, keeping fans engaged and sparking heated debates online. Hope say no be Wizkid be the oga wey Carter Efe dey talk say he go slap if Dj Tunez call him name again sha? 👀😭 pic.twitter.com/ZOpKG1YIqC — TENIOLA (@Teeniiola) January 20, 2026

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Shaffy Bello Says Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy Have Reached Fela’s Global Status

Actress Shaffy Bello has claimed that Nigerian music stars Wizkid, Davido, and Burna Boy have achieved the same level of international recognition as the late Afrobeat pioneer Fela Anikulapo-Kuti. Speaking on the podcast What I Know, co-hosted by Korty EO, Bello pointed to the trio’s global influence, wealth, and fame as evidence that they have reached a status comparable to Fela’s legendary impact. When asked if any contemporary Nigerian artists could match Fela’s iconic legacy, she said, “I feel some of our guys have reached that. The Big 3 have reached it already. International recognition is what we affirm as reaching that level. In terms of recognition, power, and money, I feel like our Big 3—or even Big 4—have reached Fela’s level already. I mean, Wizkid, Davido, Burna Boy, and even Asake, too.” Her remarks follow earlier comments by Fela’s son, Seun Kuti, who cautioned against comparing current artists to his father and stressed the importance of honoring Fela’s enduring legacy.

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Wizkid, Davido, Tiwa Savage, Rema, Ayra Starr, Adekunle Gold and Shallipopi Land 2026 MOBO Nominations

Several Nigerian music stars have been nominated for the 2026 Music of Black Origin (MOBO) Awards, showcasing the country’s growing influence in global music. Wizkid, Davido, Tiwa Savage, Rema, Ayra Starr, Adekunle Gold, and Shallipopi were all shortlisted in the Best African Music Act category, alongside Joshua Baraka, Moliy, and South African singer Tyla, according to the official nominations shared on Thursday via MOBO’s Instagram page. Ayra Starr also secured a nod in the Best International Act category, competing with global heavyweights including Cardi B, Gunna, Kehlani, and Vybz Kartel. Other notable nominees include: Best Male Act: Central Cee, Elmiene, Jim Legxacy, Nemzzz, Odeal, Skepta Best Female Act: Flo, Kwn, Little Simz, Olivia Dean, Pinkpantheress, Sasha Keable Album of the Year: Central Cee – Can’t Rush Greatness, Ezra Collective – Dance, No One’s Watching, Flo – Access All Areas, Kojey Radical – Don’t Look Down, Little Simz – Lotus, Olivia Dean – The Art Of Loving Song of the Year: AJ Tracey ft. Jorja Smith – Crush, Fred Again, Skepta & Plaqueboymax – Victory Lap, Jim Legxacy & Dave – 3x, Olivia Dean – Man I Need, Pinkpantheress – Illegal, Raye – Where Is My Husband! Best Newcomer: DC3, EsDeeKid, Finessekid, Jim Legxacy, Kwn, Namesbliss, Nia Smith, Sekou, Skye Newman, YT Additional categories cover Video of the Year, Best R&B/Soul Act, Best Alternative Music Act, Best Grime Act, Best Hip-Hop Act, Best Drill Act, Best Caribbean Music Act, Best Jazz Act, Best Electronic Act, Best Gospel Act, Best Producer, as well as Best Performance in a TV Show/Film and Best Media Personality. The MOBO Awards continue to highlight Black talent worldwide, celebrating achievements across African and international music scenes. The complete nominations list is available on the official MOBO Instagram page.

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Seun Kuti Reveals Fela Sent Him $120,000, Taking Shot At Wizkid Comparisons

Seun Kuti highlighted his father Fela’s lasting legacy, revealing that he received $120,000—29 years after Fela’s passing—as evidence of the Afrobeat legend’s enduring impact. He contrasted this with Wizkid FC, suggesting their fathers lack a comparable influence. Seun questioned, “How many of your fathers can do that from the grave?” underscoring that Fela’s achievements remain unmatched. He stressed that comparisons between Wizkid and Fela are misguided, given Fela’s extraordinary stature. Seun added, “Fela’s son. Fela is still blessing me from the grave 29 years later. How many of your fathers can do that from the grave? None, because your fathers are not accomplished. Wizkid and DJ Tunez are enjoying the clout, which is why they won’t come out to say, ‘Stop disrespecting Fela in my name.’”   View this post on Instagram  

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Seun Kuti Calls Wizkid Greatest Artiste, Urges Fans To Leave Fela’s Name Out Of Comparisons

Afrobeat musician Seun Kuti has addressed recent debates in which some Wizkid fans invoked his late father, Fela Anikulapo‑Kuti, to measure the Nigerian superstar’s success. In a video shared online, Seun praised Wizkid, saying, “Wizkid is the greatest artist in the world; I can say Wizkid is the greatest artist of all time.” But he questioned why his father’s name continues to be brought into comparisons. “If you want Wizkid to be great, he’s the greatest. Leave my father out of the conversation,” he said. Seun stressed that Fela’s legacy is unparalleled and should not be used to diminish other artists. He noted that globally, fans don’t compare contemporary stars to legends like Bob Marley, Hugh Masekela, or Aretha Franklin, yet in Nigeria, Fela’s name is repeatedly pulled into debates. Highlighting his family’s humility, Seun said, “We don’t cross our lane or claim our father is above everyone. But somehow, there’s always a reason to drag him down.” The musician’s comments have reignited conversations online about respecting Fela’s legacy while celebrating the achievements of modern Nigerian artists like Wizkid.

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Seun Kuti and DJ Tunez Hug It Out At Lagos Club After Online Feud Over Wizkid Comparisons

Seun Kuti and Wizkid’s aide, DJ Tunez, turned a heated online debate into a moment of camaraderie when they were recently spotted at a Lagos club. The tension began after Seun publicly criticized Wizkid’s fans for comparing the singer to his late father, Fela Anikulapo‑Kuti. DJ Tunez responded with humor, suggesting that if Wizkid couldn’t be compared to Fela, he should be likened to Michael Jackson instead. The club encounter started casually, with the two spotting each other across the venue. Instead of ignoring the past exchange, they approached one another, shared smiles, and embraced in a warm hug. The gesture, which lasted several moments, appeared heartfelt and immediately drew the attention of onlookers, many of whom captured and shared the moment on social media. The hug seemed to symbolize more than a simple greeting—it was a public display of respect and reconciliation. Witnesses reported that the pair chatted and laughed after the embrace, showing that any tension from the online debate had dissipated. Fans praised the scene, saying it demonstrated professionalism and the ability to rise above conflicts. By hugging it out, Seun Kuti and DJ Tunez sent a clear message: disagreements over artists and comparisons can exist without personal animosity, and even in a competitive music industry, respect and unity can still shine through.   View this post on Instagram  

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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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Wizkid Sparks Speculation After Hinting At Possible Presidential Run

Wizkid has sparked widespread reactions online after a video surfaced suggesting he might be eyeing the presidency. The footage, shared on January 8, 2026, captures the singer in a relaxed moment with family and friends, chatting about politics in a way that immediately caught fans’ attention. While some believe it was light-hearted banter, others think there may be more to it. During the conversation, Wizkid went as far as unveiling a party name, saying, “Wizkid political party. WPP. I am running for presidency in the year 20…” He stopped short of mentioning a specific election year, a move that only deepened curiosity and debate online. The video dropped just hours after Wizkid made history as the first African artiste to surpass 10 billion streams on Spotify, further cementing his global status. With his cultural influence at an all-time high, many fans see the statement as symbolic, while others are wondering if the superstar could be hinting at ambitions beyond music. WIZKID POLITICAL PARTY 🎉 WPC pic.twitter.com/qv2PHKAZ9A — Funsho “Viper” Adenekan (@boywithdavibe) January 9, 2026

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