Popular Nigerian skit maker and content creator, Oderhwo Joseph Efe, better known as Carter Efe, has rebuffed criticisms that his skits are not funny.
He said contrary to the opinions of his critics, he is the funniest comedian in Nigeria and the world at large. The ‘Machala’ crooner spoke when he appeared as a guest on Cool FM Nigeria’s Big Friday Show hosted by reality star, Tacha. He said, “I see comments on social media saying my skits are not funny. But I can tell you I am the most funniest comedian on earth. I’m funnier than whoever you call. There’s nobody you want to call that is funnier than me.
“Very soon my critics will start believing me. Now I do see positive comments on my videos. Some of the commentators said I’m becoming one of the best skit makers in Nigeria. But some of the critics don just like me. They don’t even watch my skits, they just conclude that I’m not funny.”Related Topics:
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