In the midst of Sydney Talker’s highly-anticipated “Influence Concert,” the renowned skit maker and singer, Carter Efe, took center stage not only for his performance but also for a public confrontation with his colleague, Berri Tiga. The duo, known for their collaborative hit song “Machala,” had initially captured the hearts of the Nigerian music scene in 2022.
However, the euphoria surrounding their musical partnership took a sharp turn as disputes over royalties and ownership of the chart-topping “Machala” ensued. The tension between Berri Tiga and Carter Efe reached a boiling point at Sydney Talker’s sold-out concert.
In a bold move, Carter Efe seized the opportunity to address the eager crowd that had gathered to witness his live performance. With a mix of frustration and disappointment, he revealed that backstage, Berri Tiga had expressed a desire to perform “Machala” alongside him, an idea that Carter vehemently opposed.
Carter didn’t mince his words as he lambasted Berri Tiga, reminding the audience of their publicized online quarrels. He questioned the sincerity of Berri Tiga’s sudden eagerness to portray a camaraderie between them on stage, despite the past controversies that had played out online.
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Fueling the fire of discontent, Carter Efe, in a fit of anger, openly cursed the budding singer, laying bare the depth of their discord. The incident not only added a dramatic twist to the concert but also left fans speculating about the future of the once-promising musical partnership between these two artists.
