Drama unfolded at a Lagos event after actress Nkechi Blessing Sunday confronted a woman identified online as Jasmine, who has been linked romantically to comedian and content creator Carter Efe.
The tense exchange was captured in videos circulating on social media, with Nkechi Blessing appearing to address Jasmine directly over allegations concerning Carter Efe.
In the footage, Nkechi allegedly accused Carter Efe of being violent towards women, claiming that he had previously assaulted his baby mama.
The actress was heard telling Jasmine that Carter Efe was a “woman beater” and warning her about the allegations surrounding him.
The confrontation reportedly happened at an Ikeja venue where Jasmine, an American streamer, was said to have been present during activities connected to Carter Efe’s birthday celebrations.
Another video showed Carter Efe inside an SUV gesturing during what appeared to be a livestream, while a crowd gathered around the vehicle.
The incident quickly generated reactions online, with social media users expressing different opinions about the actress’s decision to confront Jasmine publicly.
Some questioned the wisdom of making such serious allegations without publicly presented evidence, while others viewed the confrontation as a warning to the woman involved.
Claims of domestic violence involving Carter Efe have previously circulated online, although the content creator has denied such allegations.
The latest confrontation therefore remains a social-media dispute rather than a confirmed finding of wrongdoing, and there is no independent evidence in the available footage establishing that Carter Efe assaulted anyone.
The incident comes shortly before Nkechi Blessing is expected to participate in a celebrity boxing match scheduled for October 1.
As videos of the confrontation continue to circulate, the controversy has shifted attention from the birthday celebrations to the allegations made during the public exchange.
Neither the claims made in the latest video nor the circumstances surrounding the alleged previous incidents should be treated as established facts unless supported by independent evidence or an official finding.
