“You Buy Jarvis Duvet, But No Wan Buy for Your Mama?” – Carter Efe Blasts Peller Over Family Priorities
In what’s become the latest episode of online gbas gbos, popular skit maker Carter Efe has taken a sharp jab at TikTok star Peller, criticizing his attitude towards family responsibility — particularly his mother.
In a now-viral live stream, Carter Efe didn’t mince words as he accused Peller of lavishing money on his girlfriend Jarvis, while allegedly neglecting his mother’s financial needs.
“You buy things for Jarvis but complain about sending your mum money. You’ve not even sent her up to 10M. You buy Jarvis duvet but no wan buy your mama duvet…”
— Carter Efe, live video
🎯 Family First or Internet Clout?
At the heart of Carter’s rant is a powerful (and personal) message: Family first, always. The skit maker proudly declared he’s done far more for his mother without ever needing to complain or post about it.
And while his tone was fiery, his point has sparked a larger debate — Should people prioritize flashy relationships over family responsibilities?
💬 Reactions: From Support to Skepticism
Online responses have been mixed:
@SweetBillions: “Peller na money miss road.”
@MayJaYBaE: “He’s actually spitting facts.”
@pridecrib: “He still a child bro. Don’t let him get upset 😭”
@FolajeuwoNelson: “Why uno take another person life personal like that? I dey smell envy.”
Some feel Carter is projecting or possibly envious, while others think his frustration is valid and reflective of a growing culture of misplaced priorities.
✍🏽 Opinion: This Goes Beyond Peller
This isn't just about who buys what for who. It reflects a bigger issue in the influencer age — where social media personas sometimes prioritize public validation over private responsibility.
While no one can truly know how much someone gives their family, complaining online about giving your mum money — when you’re seen splurging on luxury items or partners — won’t earn much sympathy.
Carter Efe may have been blunt, but the essence of his message rings true:
"Support the people who raised you before the ones who praise you."
📌 Do you think Carter Efe is right to call Peller out? Or should he have minded his business? Join the conversation with #TalkTalkNigeria and #MamaFirstAlways.
