- Soso Soberekon, a Nigerian music executive and socialite, has addressed the controversy regarding Carter Efe’s unpaid winnings.
- The issue arose from a celebrity boxing match where Carter Efe defeated Portable.
- The match gained significant attention on social media.
Nigerian music executive and socialite Soso Soberekon has reacted to the controversy surrounding Carter Efe’s unpaid winnings from his celebrity boxing match against Portable.
The widely publicised bout, which trended across social media, saw Carter Efe emerge victorious and was expected to receive a ₦50 million cash prize.
Immediately after the fight last weekend, businessman E-Money announced the reward, assuring that the promised amount would be paid and emphasising his commitment to fulfilling pledges.
However, days later, Carter Efe went live on social media to express frustration, claiming he had not yet received the money. He said he put his life on the line during the match and deserved to be paid promptly, adding that the delay was unacceptable.
Responding to the situation on Wednesday morning, Soso Soberekon addressed Carter Efe via his Instagram story, insisting that the funds were ready for collection. He also directly tagged the entertainer and asked him to come and pick up his money on May 5, 2026.
“@carterefe, Today, Come Collect Fresh 50 Million.”
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Read some comments below:
@topsyElite:”Pls I wnt to know what’s this guy’s does that he is dashing these guys money anyhow. Na so the money east to find.”
@happynezzs:”Acting/sounding like he is doing him a favor when you are just paying him what he deserves. It’s the price money.”
@weaintplay:”Na foolish clout be this Jor so if you give Carter 50m mean say portable no go see person give am too una Dey craze together.”
@luxurybybode:”Dem just won make life tire portable but he deserve all the bully he his getting now..he talks too much.”
@stubborntailor:”Portable right. Now 😂😂😂😂make they no give this guy heart attack abeg.”
@VOLTAGEo7:”So dem pay loser first 😂. Portable get sense, I pity una.”
