Nigerian entertainer and live-streaming sensation Carter Efe has officially moved his broadcasting operations to YouTube following a significant setback on his previous platform.
The move comes after his Twitch account was hit with a four-month suspension, a move that temporarily sidelined one of the continent’s most consistent live creators. Rather than waiting out the ban, Carter Efe has rebranded his live sessions for a YouTube audience, and the results have been immediate.
During his most recent session, Carter Efe proved that his fanbase is platform-agnostic. He successfully hit a milestone of 3,000 live viewers on his YouTube livestream, a solid start for a creator transitioning his primary streaming hub.
The streamer celebrated the achievement with his typical high energy, signaling to the industry that his “Biggest Streamer in Africa” title remains intact despite the technical hurdles
While the exact reasons for the four-month suspension on Twitch remain a topic of speculation among fans, the platform is known for its strict policies regarding copyrighted content, community guidelines, and behavioral codes
See some of the reactrions below:
@ibdbahdguy
E say dem no born u well make u no like am😂
@ZypZapCommunity
That’s a solid bounce back. 3k viewers on a new platform shows his audience really follows him around. Makes you wonder if more streamers will start treating YouTube as their backup plan.
@NaijaBudgetBro
turning a suspension into momentum shows real creator resilience
@big_ramz
Some things are in your blood, you need not force them, moving to YouTube and hitting so many streams in a short space, is a big thing 🙌 big man things.
@AAfricanrebel
This is food for him…better money for him
@chizzi_vincents
He’s doing same thing he did on twitch?
@HenshawDeGreat
Massive
@DrOzitababy
Chai
