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‘VDM wants to spoil Igbo people’s business’ — Carter Efe reacts to iPhone 18 move
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‘VDM wants to spoil Igbo people’s business’ — Carter Efe reacts to iPhone 18 move

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Nigerian streamer Carter Efe has accused VeryDarkMan, VDM, of wanting to “spoil Igbo people’s business” over his move to China to source iPhone 18 devices.

Carter Efe made the remark during his livestream on Friday while reacting to VDM’s plan to buy the newly released iPhone 18 directly from China for Nigerians.

“First of all VDM go do wetin them go take gather am. VDM go do wetin go take make Igbo people gather am kill am for China,” Carter Efe said.

He also questioned VDM’s decision to venture into phone sales, saying the social commentator was not previously known for selling phones.

“VDM no dey sell phone o but enter China, he wan go buy phone dey sell. He wan spoil people business,” he said.

Carter Efe further questioned VDM over the move, saying, “VDM, I never see that kind person before, you be witch?”

VDM had earlier shared a video from an Apple Store in China after the launch of the iPhone 18, saying he was ready to help Nigerians buy the devices directly rather than pay inflated prices from local vendors.

‘VDM wants to spoil Igbo people’s business’ — Carter Efe reacts to iPhone 18 move

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