Popular Nigerian skit maker and streamer Carter Efe has praised gospel artist Nathaniel Bassey, calling him “the biggest streamer in Africa.”
Carter Efe, whose real name is Odahohwo Joseph Efe, made the statement after witnessing the massive success of Nathaniel Bassey’s ongoing Hallelujah Challenge, a midnight worship and prayer event held live across social media platforms.
According to Efe, one of the live YouTube sessions recently gathered over 800,000 viewers, a record-breaking figure for any African streamer. In excitement, he tweeted:
“Nobody talks when @nathanielblow does 800k views on YouTube live like 800k people dey watch live! Baba ooo BIGGEST STREAMER IN AFRICA. TAKE AM PLAY.”
However, his statement sparked mixed reactions online.
While some fans agreed with him, others mocked him for referring to a pastor as a streamer, saying he was trying to compare himself with gospel figures or shade fellow content creators like Peller.
See some reactions from fans:
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@Plug08066: “Is Nathan your peers?”
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@Naijagistblog_: “CarterEfe too mumu! How can you call a pastor a streamer!”
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@abiodun_chase54: “Na pastor you dey call streamer?”
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@kayboy2525: “Pray for grace, bro.”
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@realtimmywrld: “Because you want to discredit Peller you dey call pastor streamer.”
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@Tony_Dior1: “That one nah small, he did 1 million views the other day.
Nobody talk when @nathanielblow do 800k views for YouTube live💔🔥like 800k people Dey watch live!
— CARTEREFE (@carterefe__) October 28, 2025
Baba ooooo🔥BIGGEST STREAMER IN AFRICA
TAKE AM PLAY
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