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Oderhohwo Joseph Efe (born 29 September 2001) better known as Carter Efe, is a Nigerian comedian, singer and songwriter.




Early life and education


Odahohwo Joseph Efe was born in Ogun State, Nigeria, into a family originally from Ughelli North in Delta State. He is the sixth of seven children. Efe attended Grace Group of Schools in Ogun State for his primary education before moving on to Christ Apostolic Grammar School, also in Ogun State, for his secondary education. Later, he attended Hussey College Warri in Warri, Delta State.
Growing up, Efe faced financial challenges after the death of his father, a policeman, in 2015. Despite passing the post - Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (post-UTME), financial difficulties made it impossible for him to attend any tertiary institution, as his mother, a businesswoman, struggled to cover the family's expenses.
After completing his secondary school education in 2019, Efe began creating content, posting humorous videos online. His inspiration came from fellow content creator Sydney Talker, whom he regards as his mentor. The success of his content led to a growing following on social media platforms, particularly Instagram, where he gained significant attention.




Career


Carter Efe in 2019 began as a comedian, of which he makes skits and post them on social media platforms, during that period he gained initial recognition. Later on, in 2022 he rose to stardom and mainstream after he released his hit song "Machala", of which he featured Berri Tiga.




Discography






= Singles

=
Machala
Ololade Mi Carter




References

Kata Kunci Pencarian:

• Kamala Harris
• Badan Keamanan Nasional
• Juan Carlos I dari Spanyol
• Mahkamah Perdagangan Internasional Amerika Serikat
• Crazy Ex-Girlfriend
• Save Me, San Francisco
• Speak Now
• Daftar dukungan kampanye presiden Kamala Harris 2024
• Gizi dan kehamilan
• Carter Efe
• Machala (song)
• Sydney Talker
• Malaika (2023 film)
• Yhemolee
• Machala (disambiguation)
• Steve (Minecraft)
• Israel–Hamas war
• Operação Prato
• Zoran Planinić