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Carter Efe Speaks After US Visa Rejection

Posted by Chinenye on Thu 16th Jul, 2026 - tori.ng

Popular Nigerian streamer Carter Efe has opened up about his disappointment after an unsuccessful visa application attempt.

(Joseph Efe. Photo by Tribune Online)

Nigerian streamer, Oderhohwo Joseph Efe, popularly known as Carter Efe, has reacted after being denied a US visa while attempting to travel out of the country.

Speaking during a livestream, Carter expressed disappointment over the rejection, saying it left him feeling trapped.

He disclosed that American streamer Kai Cenat had tried to help him secure the visa, but the effort proved unsuccessful.

He lamented that Nigerians face significant restrictions in travelling freely, describing the situation as leaving them essentially confined within the country, and expressed frustration at feeling limited in his ability to go wherever he pleases.