Panic Spreads as Carter Efe Suddenly Shares Cryptic Post: “Be Like Say na 5 Years Ritual You Do”

Published

1 year ago

January 8, 2025

Social media users are unsure how to feel after Carter Efe posted an unusual caption via his social media page The skit maker, who often suffers backlash on social media due to his love for Wizkid, had many in fear While some have been laughing over it, others think that he might be trying to pass a message to the public

Carter Efe, one of the most prominent social media skit makers, choked his fans after he shared an unclear post online.

The skit maker, whose real name is Odahohwo Joseph Efe, told his online fans via his official Twitter page that he might be leaving the world soon.

In Carter Efe’s exact words:

“Might leave this earth January 10th💔.”

While many have taken the post as a joke, it caught the attention of a popular social media blogger, Tunde Ednut, who implored those who are close to him to kindly check on him with love.

READ ALSO DJ Chicken drags Portable after singer showed off new hotel beside mosque: “Give it to the homeless” Tunde Ednut wrote: “I don’t even know when to take Carter serious anymore.

But incase this is not a joke, if you know him, please check up on him for us please. He might not be joking. Someone should please reach out to him with love.”

See his post below: Read more:

It is unclear if Carter was being his regular ‘unserious’ self or if he was going through some rough patches. Legit.ng recalls reporting that Efe reached out to social activist VeryDarkman, whose real name is Vincent Martins Otse after he called him a thief for allegedly losing the N180 NGO fund. VDM emerged on social media and dragged Carter through filth for “his lack of class and shame”.

How fans reacted to Carter Efe’s post Read some reactions by Nigerina netizens below: @dave.dmw: “Make him go. We don too plenty for this earth.” @Irunnia_: “Send your original iPhone charger please. My address is in your dm. Thanks.” READ ALSO Portable rates Burna Boy above Wizkid, Davido, others, says he’s bigger: “Just ask for money” Read more: https://www.legit.ng/entertainment/celebrities/1634442-panic-spreads-carter-efe-suddently-shares-cryptic-post-na-5-years-ritual/?utm_source=facebook&utm_medium=ps&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR3Z7N8kXWqNrHL34aa-gLEazRXM9Rf68JS5fJ9I0EhIHi_wO_J_hvMEIkQ_aem_KTMqnKJRunfqzZ6sN6QvGA

@cyndy__mma: “You are so brave for creating more space in Lagos 🥹.” @olayimartha: “Everybody dey go through one or two but that one no mean say make you kpai yourself…..who you wan leave your fine babe for?😒.” @carterefe__: “It’s funny now until you loose me and you will later regret.” @JacobAmeh6: “Person sey make u use money point for using your hairline as their logo.” @harkinsanmeeh: “Be like say na 5 years ritual you do for January 10 2020.” @officialdivywhite_1: “Why announcing it ? Just leave in silence if you really want to . We are busy stop disturbing us.”

@sdotreloaded: “Help us greet DaGrin and Mohbad 💐.” VDM rubbishes Carter Efe Legit.ng, in a previous post, stated that Nigerian social media activist VeryDarkMan, whose real name is Vincent Martins Otse, may forgive, but he sure never forgets. The social media commentator shared a video after he received an Instagram DM from Careter Efe, who recently dragged him over an alleged mismanagement of the N180 NGO fund.

In reaction to the message, VDM went online to call the skit maker names while triggering online reactions.

IPOB group cancels sit at home on Nnamdi Kanu’s directive

Published

57 minutes ago

February 8, 2026

Ekwutos Blog

The Indigenous People of Biafra, IPOB, says it has cancelled its sit at home order across the South East.

The group announced the decision in a statement on Saturday, saying it followed a directive from its detained leader, Nnamdi Kanu.

According to IPOB, Kanu instructed the leadership to suspend the action in the interest of peace and the return of normal economic activities in the region.

The group said the move is aimed at easing hardship on residents and allowing businesses, schools and other daily activities to run without disruption.

IPOB urged people in the South East to go about their lawful activities. It also reaffirmed its commitment to non violence and peaceful engagement.

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DUfqBK9jJde/?igsh=MWV4bnB0YnZ6NnJscg==

Gunmen k!ll President General of Ogidi community and one other in Anambra.

Published

1 day ago

February 7, 2026

Ekwutos Blog

Unidentified gunmen, suspected to be cultists, have k!lled a community leader and one other person in Anambra State.

The President-General of Ogidi community in Idemili North Local Government Area of Anambra State, Ikwuka Okoye, popularly known as Anumili (pictured above), was k!lled on Friday, Feb. 6.

The attack was alleged to have been carried out by members of a rival cult group in revenge for the de@th of their leader, who was arrested and k!lled by local security operatives.

During the attack, which took place at the School Field, Ogidi, another man whose identity has yet to be ascertained was also gunned down.

The spokesman for the Anambra State Police Command, SP Tochukwu Ikenga, confirmed the incident in a press statement on Saturday.

Ikenga said the incident is allegedly linked to the recent capture and k!lling of a known notorious cultist within the community.

He said, “The Anambra State Police Command regrets the murd£r of the President-General of the Ogidi community and one other person. The incident, which occurred on the evening of February 6, 2026, at the School Field, Ogidi, is allegedly linked to the recent capture and k!lling of a known notorious cultist within the community.

“Following the report, police operatives swiftly took over the scene of the incident and commenced investigations. The command is currently working with eyewitness accounts and other available intelligence to identify and arrest the perpetrators.

“The Anambra State Police Command assures members of the public that all efforts are being intensified to bring those responsible to justice.

“Residents are urged to remain calm and cooperate with the police as investigations continue.

“Further developments will be communicated in due course.”

Police bust syndicate behind nude photo blackmail in Lagos

Published

2 days ago

February 6, 2026

Ekwutos Blog

Men of the Police Special Fraud Unit (PSFU), Lagos, have apprehended three suspects who allegedly run a cyber blackmail and extortion scheme in the state.

According to the spokesperson of the unit, DSP Ovie Ewhubare, the suspects get a hold of their victims explicit photos and then threaten to release them if a ransom is not paid.

He said that the suspects, two males and a female, were apprehended after a petition was filed by a complainant who reported being repeatedly threatened by unknown individuals demanding money.

“The complainant received several phone calls in which the callers threatened to release her nude photographs to the public if she failed to pay them. Acting out of fear and emotional distress, she transferred money to the suspects.

The situation escalated when the suspects demanded an additional N10 million, prompting her to formally petition the police,” he said

The police imagemaker state dthat upon receipt of the complaint, the Commissioner of Police, PSFU, Mr Kayode Ojapinwa, ordered the immediate deployment of operatives to investigate the matter.

“The investigation led to the arrest of the three suspects. Investigations revealed that one of the suspects gained unlawful access to the complainant’s mobile device and fraudulently transferred her nude photographs to his own device. Further findings indicated that he conspired with the other suspects and other accomplices currently at large to demand and receive money from the complainant in several tranches,” he said

According to him, the suspects are currently in police custody and are expected to be arraigned before a court of competent jurisdiction.

The image maker said that investigations were ongoing to apprehend other fleeing members of the syndicate and to recover all proceeds of the alleged crime.