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Carter Efe reacts after his song, ‘Machala’ yanked off major streaming platforms
Renowned Nigerian content creator, Oderhohwo Joseph Efe, popularly known as Carter Efe has finally reacted to his song, ‘Machala’ being removed from some streaming platforms.
On Friday, 29th July, 2022 the outstanding comedian and social media influencer who’s known for his obsession for Wizkid dropped a melodious tune tagged ‘Machala’ featuring young emerging singer, Berri Tiga.
‘Machala’ in less than 24 hours peaked at number one on Apple Music Top 100 Music Chart in Nigeria.
Carter Efe was hit with an unfortunate news on Friday, 2nd September, 2022 as his song which is arguably one of the biggest songs in 2022 was removed from Apple Music, Spotify and other streaming platforms worldwide.
The ‘Machala’ hit-maker has finally reacted to the development. Taking to the bird app via his official handle, Carter Efe disclosed that, all is well. He tweeted:
“It’s well”.
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