Nigerian streamer and comedian Oderhohwo Joseph Efe, popularly known as Carter Efe, has expressed frustration after revealing that his application for a visa was denied.
Speaking during a recent livestream, the content creator lamented the challenges involved in travelling abroad, saying he feels stuck despite his strong desire to leave Nigeria and explore opportunities outside the country.
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His disappointment comes weeks after American streaming star Kai Cenat disclosed that he personally tried to assist Carter Efe with the visa process, but the application was ultimately unsuccessful.
Kai’s support for Carter highlights the relationship the duo have built within the streaming community.
The American creator recently made headlines with his popular “Streamer University” initiative, which attracted more than one million applications from aspiring creators worldwide.
Out of the massive pool of applicants, only about 120 to 150 participants were selected for the programme.
Kai Cenat has also become one of the highest earning streamers globally. According to Forbes, the Twitch star earned an estimated $8.5 million in 2025 through streaming revenue, subscriptions and brand partnerships with major companies.
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