Reality television star Phyna demands a public retraction from Carter Efe over false livestream claims
On July 30, 2026, reality television star Josephina Otabor, known as Phyna, issued a legal warning to Carter Efe. Her legal team demanded a public retraction within seven days regarding false claims he made during a July 25 livestream on Twitch and X.
Fans experienced shock after reality television star Phyna took strong legal steps against internet personality Carter Efe. The dispute stems from serious claims he made during a recent online broadcast.
Eko Solicitors and Advocates sent a formal letter to Efe on July 30, 2026. The legal team represents Josephina Otabor. They addressed false remarks made during a livestream on July 25, 2026.
The livestream dispute
The conflict began during a Twitch and X broadcast at a recent opening event. Carter Efe repeated a specific phrase three times during this session.
”You slept with Me, You slept with Me, You slept with Me.” Carter Efe declared on the livestream.
Phyna denies these claims entirely. Her legal team states the unscripted remarks aimed to ruin her public image. They argue the words suggest she trades favours for online clout.
Legal demands and deadlines
The legal document outlines four strict demands for the internet star. He has exactly seven days to issue a contrite public apology.
Efe must broadcast this retraction on the exact same platforms. He must also promise never to attack her character again. Phyna currently asks for zero monetary damages at this stage.
The legal team quoted a famous philosopher to emphasize their point. The letter included a stern reminder about personal boundaries.
”Your Liberty to swing your fist ends just where my nose begins.” The solicitors wrote in the formal notice.
The massive lawsuit threat
Phyna demands clear air regarding her personal morals. She refuses to accept the false image portrayed by the internet personality. A massive penalty awaits him if he ignores these rules.
The lawyers will file a severe lawsuit if he fails to comply. They will demand exactly 500 million Naira for aggravated damages.
