Victor Boniface has stepped into the cultural crossfire, delivering a pointed rebuke to Carter Efe over his recent comments about Wizkid. The Super Eagles star didn’t mince words, accusing the skit maker of biting the hand that helped feed his success — a reference to the Wizkid-inspired song that once propelled Carter Efe to the top of the charts. Is loyalty optional once fame arrives?
The accusation hits deeper than music charts and viral moments. Boniface’s reaction echoes a wider sentiment among fans who see Wizkid not just as a global icon, but as a symbol of support for emerging talents. To many, turning around to insult the same figure who elevated your career feels less like criticism and more like betrayal.
As the debate rages online, the incident has reignited conversations about gratitude, respect, and accountability in Nigeria’s entertainment space. Should artists and creators be free to speak their minds regardless of past benefits, or does success come with an unwritten code of loyalty? Where should the line really be drawn?
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