The controversy surrounding Carter Efe and Peller has taken another turn after popular commentator Kolu publicly reacted to the now viral car damage incident.
The drama, which has already pulled in reactions from several public figures, continues to trend across Nigerian social media.
What Triggered Kolu’s Reaction
The backlash follows the widely circulated livestream where Peller and Carter Efe damaged each other’s cars, an incident that shocked many viewers and sparked heated online debate.
The situation became even more sensitive because one of the affected vehicles was reportedly a brand new car gifted to Carter Efe by businessman E-Money, making many Nigerians question the judgment behind the stunt.
Kolu Speaks Out
Reacting to the incident, Kolu did not hide his disappointment as he questioned the logic behind the viral moment.
In his words, he said:
“Carter Efe and Peller, what kind of play were you playing that’s making you spoil each other’s cars? If you do that to my car, you’ll buy me a new car cos I won’t take the one you spoil.”
His blunt reaction has since added more fuel to the already heated conversation online.
Nigerians React
Social media users have continued to share mixed opinions.
Some agreed with Kolu, saying the whole incident went too far and showed poor judgment, especially considering the value of the vehicles involved.
Others argued the moment may have been content that got out of hand, noting that internet entertainers sometimes push boundaries for views and engagement.
Why the Story Is Still Trending
The situation keeps gaining attention because it involves multiple well known online personalities and touches on sensitive topics like responsibility, public behaviour, and respect for expensive gifts.
With voices like Portable and now Kolu weighing in, the pressure on both Carter Efe and Peller to properly address the incident is growing.
For now, the full fallout from the car damage saga is still unfolding, and Nigerians online are watching closely to see whether the parties involved will clear the air or allow the controversy to die down on its own.
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