Carter Efe Slams Peller’s Suicide Attempt, Urges Him Back to Streaming After Jarvis Breakup

Popular Nigerian streamer Carter Efe has publicly appealed to his colleague, Peller, to return to work and stop isolating himself following his painful breakup with Jarvis.

The 20-year-old content creator has been largely absent from social media since the split, which reportedly preceded a deliberate car accident on December 14 that left him hospitalised. Before the incident, Peller had shared a distressing video online in which he expressed suicidal thoughts, raising serious concerns among fans and fellow creators.

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During a recent livestream, Carter Efe criticised Peller’s decision to contemplate ending his life over a relationship, urging him to refocus on his streaming career and re-engage with his audience. He advised Peller to stop withdrawing from public life and instead channel his energy back into productive work.

Carter Efe also referenced the experience of the wife of late musician Mohbad, encouraging Peller to learn resilience and move forward despite personal loss. Speaking partly in pidgin, the streamer stressed that heartbreak should not derail one’s life or career, insisting that returning to work could aid Peller’s recovery.

The incident has reignited conversations around mental health awareness, the pressures faced by young entertainers, and the need for stronger support systems within Nigeria’s digital creator community.

If you or someone you know is struggling with suicidal thoughts, please seek immediate help from a trusted person or a mental health professional.

Carter Efe Slams Peller’s Suicide Attempt, Urges Him Back to Streaming After Jarvis Breakup

Breaking: Popular Nigerian Actress Allwell Ademola Dies at 43

The Nollywood industry has been thrown into mourning following the reported death of popular Nigerian actress Allwell Ademola, who passed away at the age of 43.

According to emerging reports, the actress was rushed to Ancilia Catholic Hospital, Agege, after suffering a suspected cardiac arrest, where she later died. As of the time of filing this report, official confirmation from her family or management is still being awaited. Nevertheless, the news has already sparked widespread grief across the entertainment industry and among her fans nationwide.

Allwell Ademola was a respected figure in Nigerian film and television, with a career spanning over 15 years. She featured prominently in both English and Yoruba Nollywood movies, earning recognition for her versatility and strong screen presence.

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Among her notable works was False Flag (2017), a film in which she not only starred but also served as producer and director. She also appeared in other projects, including Tiwa’s Baggage, and accumulated over 30 acting credits throughout her career.

In recent years, Ademola successfully transitioned into television, gaining renewed popularity for her roles in Badcop and Murder at the Bar, both released in 2023. Her performances were widely praised for their depth and emotional authenticity.

Beyond her professional achievements, the late actress was admired for her openness about personal struggles, including her reflections on trauma, resilience, and personal growth, which endeared her to many admirers.

Following the news of her death, tributes have continued to pour in from colleagues, industry stakeholders, and fans, all mourning the loss of a talented actress whose impact on Nollywood remains significant.

Further details are expected as official statements emerge.

Breaking: Popular Nigerian Actress Allwell Ademola Dies at 43

2Baba Makes Public Confession, Says He Has Stopped Impregnating Women

Veteran Nigerian music star Innocent Idibia, popularly known as 2Face or 2Baba, has made a rare public confession about his personal life, declaring that he has stopped fathering children outside committed relationships.

The award-winning artist made the disclosure while addressing the audience ahead of his performance at the MC EdoPikin Undiluted with StarBoy and Legends show in Benin City.

Speaking candidly, 2Baba said he has decided to put an end to a pattern that has long defined public perceptions of his private life.

“But see, I get confession. I dey make this confession everywhere I go now to set the record straight. I don stop to dey do that kind of thing, I don stop to dey give belle anyhow. I swear, ask anybody now, they will tell you that I’m innocent,” the singer said in pidgin English.

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The singer has often been in the spotlight over his relationships and children with multiple partners. His first baby mama, Sumbo Adeoye, had two sons with him—Zion and Nino—before their relationship ended around 2009.

His second baby mama, Pero Adeniyi, later had three children with the music icon between 2006 and 2012.

2Baba was also married to actress Annie Macaulay-Idibia, with whom he has two daughters. Their marriage, which began publicly in 2012, ended in divorce in 2025.

More recently, the singer welcomed another child with his new partner, Natasha Osawaru, amid reports of a controversial marriage.

The confession has since sparked widespread reactions on social media, with fans and observers debating whether the music legend’s declaration signals a turning point in his personal life.

2Baba Makes Public Confession, Says He Has Stopped Impregnating Women