American streaming star Kai Cenat has revealed that he personally tried to help Nigerian content creator Carter Efe obtain a United States visa ahead of the highly anticipated Streamer University event.
During a livestream on July 15, Kai Cenat disclosed that he had been working with Carter Efe throughout the visa process, but the application was ultimately unsuccessful.
“Oh, also, I was trying to help Carter Efe get his visa. I was working with him, but it wasn’t able to happen,” Kai Cenat said.
Although he did not explain why the visa application was denied, his comments confirmed that he had been actively involved in supporting the Nigerian streamer.
Carter Efe also acknowledged Kai Cenat’s efforts during his own livestream, revealing that the American creator went as far as providing him with an official support letter for his embassy interview.
“Kai Cenat sent me an exclusive letter to show them at the embassy, but Nigeria disappointed me,” Carter Efe said, expressing frustration over the outcome of the visa process.
The visa setback prevented Carter Efe from attending Streamer University, a major creator-focused event that brings together some of the world’s biggest online streamers and digital personalities.
His absence disappointed many fans who had been looking forward to seeing him participate in the event.
Following the development, supporters flooded social media with messages of encouragement.
The visa setback also attracted support from Afrobeats star Davido, who recently encouraged Carter Efe to remain optimistic, noting that obtaining a U.S. visa has become increasingly difficult under the current administration.
Despite missing Streamer University this year, many fans believe Carter Efe’s growing influence in the streaming industry will continue to create bigger opportunities in the future.
