“Carter Efe has used industry brain to steal my song” — Portable’s Ex-signee, Young Duu, Cries Out



Young Duu, an upcoming singer and former signee of controversial Nigerian singer Portable, accused Carter Efe of stealing his song and using industry brain to prevent him from getting help.


He revealed this in a recent Instagram live video alleging that Carter Efe keeps telling people who wants to help him that he is the one helping him and that they should not worry.

He also accused the Skit maker and music producer of going to shows on his behalf instead of calling him.

Young Duu’s revelation has come as a surprise to many, as many believed that he was just joking and trying to gather engagements. However, he has maintained that he is serious about the accusation and that he has evidence to back it up.

 



 


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