“Where My Money?”- Carter Efe Demands ₦50 Million Prize After Defeating Portable

• Nigerian comedian Carter Efe demands payment of ₦50 million prize.
• Prize was promised after his victory over singer Portable in a boxing match.
• The match took place on May 1, 2026, during the event “Chaos in the Ring 4.”

Nigerian comedian and content creator Carter Efe has gone public to demand payment of the ₦50 million prize he was promised after defeating street-hop singer Portable in a celebrity boxing match held in Lagos.

The fight, which took place during Chaos in the Ring 4 on May 1, 2026, attracted widespread attention across the entertainment scene as fans tuned in to watch the unexpected showdown between the two popular personalities. Carter Efe won the bout via unanimous decision, earning what was announced as the event’s top cash reward.

However, shortly after his victory, Carter Efe voiced concern over not yet receiving his prize money. In a video shared after the match, he appeared holding his championship belt while openly addressing the issue.

“Dem never give me my money o, ₦50 million. I never see am. I nearly d!£ for that stage… make dem give me my ₦50 million make body sweet me,” he said.

He explained that the fight was physically intense and required serious effort, insisting that organizers should fulfill their financial promise without delay. According to him, stepping into the ring was no easy decision and came with risks that should be properly rewarded.

Carter also called on individuals linked to the event, including businessman E-Money, to intervene and ensure the matter is resolved quickly.

In the match itself, Carter Efe dominated across the rounds, outperforming Portable in a result that surprised many observers given Portable’s usually high-energy persona. The bout further highlights the growing trend of entertainers participating in boxing matches as part of celebrity-driven events.

As of now, the organizers have not released any official statement addressing the payment complaint. The situation remains unresolved, with fans and observers waiting to see whether the promised prize money will eventually be paid.