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“My Eye Started Closing On Its Own”- Carter Efe Reveals Health Scare After Dangote Cement Stream

  • Nigerian comedian Carter Efe shared details about a recent health scare.
  • The issue began after his popular Dangote Cement streaming session.
  • He experienced an unusual condition affecting one of his eyes.

Nigerian comedian and content creator Carter Efe has spoken about a recent health scare he says began after his widely discussed Dangote Cement streaming session.

The entertainer made the disclosure in a casual indoor video that has surfaced online, where he recounted experiencing an unusual condition involving one of his eyes.

According to Carter Efe, one of his eyes began closing involuntarily sometime after the viral streaming session. He explained that the unusual experience eventually prompted him to visit a hospital for medical attention.

In the video, which appears to have been recorded during an informal Twitch livestream, Carter Efe narrated the experience in his usual lively manner, switching between Pidgin English and conversational expressions.

He revealed that doctors examined him and were able to identify an issue, while also recommending treatment based on their findings.

Carter Efe further disclosed that a doctor raised concerns about his lips during the medical assessment. Although he did not provide extensive details about the diagnosis, his account suggested that the experience had caused him some concern.

Despite discussing the health scare, the comedian maintained his usual humorous and animated personality while recounting what happened.

His Dangote Cement streaming session had previously generated significant attention online, with the comedian’s activities during the stream becoming a subject of discussion among social media users.

Carter Efe’s latest disclosure has now sparked fresh reactions, as fans express concern over his health and discuss the possible physical strain he may have experienced around the period of the viral stream.

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