Carter Efe Threatens VeryDarkMan, Gives Activist Two Hours to File Petitions Across 36 States

Nigerian streamer Carter Efe has sparked controversy after issuing a series of threats against social media activist VeryDarkMan, challenging him to prepare petitions against him in all 36 states of Nigeria within two hours.

Carter Efe made the remarks in a video circulating on social media, where he repeatedly insulted the activist and made disturbing threats involving his mother. He also warned VeryDarkMan against attempting to ruin his reputation or bring him down.

During the outburst, the streamer directed a death-related threat at the activist’s mother, saying: “VeryDarkMan, if you no bring me down, your mama go die. Anything wey your mama dey find for this life, e no go see am. I swear to God who made me.”

He further escalated the confrontation with an explicit threat against her, suggesting that men could be sent to sexually assault her if the situation continued. The statement has added a disturbing dimension to the public exchange between the two social media personalities.

Carter Efe also challenged VeryDarkMan to prepare petitions against him across the country’s 36 states, giving the activist a two-hour deadline. He appeared to dare him to take legal action, dismissing the potential documents in an insulting remark.

“I give you two hours, write every petition for the full 36 states. If I no use your petition paper do suya, call me bastard,” he said.

The video has drawn attention because the confrontation goes beyond the usual exchange of insults often seen among Nigerian internet personalities. The threats involving a family member, particularly the references to death and sexual violence, raise serious concerns about the tone and potential consequences of online disputes.

However, the available account does not establish what triggered the confrontation or whether VeryDarkMan has formally responded to Carter Efe’s latest remarks. There is also no confirmation in the supplied report that any petitions have been filed or that authorities have opened an investigation.