Popular Nigerian skit maker Oderhowho Joseph Efe, widely known as Carter Efe, has suffered a permanent ban on his official TikTok account following multiple violations of the platform’s community guidelines.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The permanent restriction, which was confirmed on Wednesday, resulted in the complete removal of an account boasting over 5.6 million followers and more than 158 million cumulative likes. This page served as a primary outlet for the creator to publish comedy skits, promote musical projects, and engage directly with his fanbase via live streams.

This incident marks the second time the comedian has lost a major presence on the platform. Back in June 2025, TikTok took down a previous account of his holding approximately 3.5 million followers following a public controversy over remarks he directed at Nigerian music star Wizkid during a livestream. Although he later apologized and successfully rebuilt a new audience past the 5.6 million mark, the latest enforcement action has permanently erased that page.

In a separate development, Carter Efe recently addressed the reasons behind his decision to stop producing relationship-themed content with his ex-girlfriend. Speaking during an episode of Cocktails & Takeaways, the comedian opened up about his previous collaborative videos and the distinct hurdles he faced while filming alongside his former partner.

Ibrahim Khalil Dan Shagamu, a prominent political commentator and social media personality, was discovered dead in his Gaida residence in Kano State.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The father of the late Nollywood actress Nimmy Ferrari has addressed claims from her mother concerning her burial arrangements and the rights to her newly finished residence.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

Reports indicate that Nimmy’s mother accused the late actress’s father of plotting to exhume her body from the site to allow the family to seize and sell the building.

In response, the father rejected any wrongdoing, stating he could never harm his own child. He recounted that Nimmy personally called to let him know she was already at the hospital for fibroid treatment. He questioned why she failed to notify him sooner and expressed worry upon discovering she had already covered scan fees and faced a ₦3.6 million surgery bill. Consequently, he proposed a trusted doctor he knew in Abeokuta who could provide alternative care.

He stated: “I can’t kpai my child. She called me that she was already at the hospital for f!bro!d surgery. I asked why she didn’t tell me earlier. I know people who treat it with herbs. She said they had already collected scan fees and the surgery would cost 3.6 million. And I suggested a doctor I know in Abeokuta instead.”

Addressing the property dispute, he explained that Nimmy had reached out to express her desire to construct her own home. After consulting family elders, they agreed to allocate a segment of their family land for her.

He added: “About the house, she called me and said she wanted to build her own house. I told the elders in the family and they said we should cut out a portion for her from our family land. While I was building the house for her, she begged me not to let her mother know about it. That the first land she bought through her mother. Her mother later sold the land.”