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‘I would have ended your career’ — Peller fires back at Carter Efe
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‘I would have ended your career’ — Peller fires back at Carter Efe

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Nigerian content creator, Peller has fired back at comedian, Carter Efe, saying he would have ended his career long ago if not for the respect he has for him.

Peller made the remarks while responding to Carter Efe’s comments about his relationship with Jarvis and other aspects of his personal life.

“Carterefe, I respect you a lot. If not, I would have ended your career a long time ago. I’ll be on my own, you’ll be coming for me and my wife,” Peller said.

Peller accused Carter of repeatedly involving himself in his relationship with Jarvis.

“You are always advising me to leave Jarvis, and you like competition too much,” he said.

He also criticised Carter over his relationship with his former partner, Elma, and made allegations about his conduct during a trip to the UK.

Peller further accused Carter of seeking competition with other content creators.

He also brought up Carter’s responsibilities as a father, alleging that he had not properly cared for his child.

“Him no dey shame, him born pikin, he no dey take care of am,” Peller said.

He then said he would take care of his own child if Jarvis became pregnant.

“Bro, if I don give my wife pregnant, you go look how I go take care of my own child,” he said.

Peller also criticised Carter’s relationship with Elma and asked if she remained with him.

He further accused Carter of inappropriate behaviour involving women during his trip to the UK.

“You carry your glory head put for yansh for UK. You are useless, brother. Your life have finish,” Peller said. (sic)

Peller ended his response by accusing Carter of allowing competition to influence his actions.

“Competition will kill you,” he said.

‘I would have ended your career’ — Peller fires back at Carter Efe

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