As Kai Cenat’s Streamer University officially kicked off on Wednesday, the American Twitch star revealed that he had unsuccessfully tried to help Nigerian content creator Carter Efe secure a United States visa so he could attend the programme
While welcoming the Class of 2026 during the opening ceremony, Kai acknowledged Carter Efe and expressed disappointment that the visa application was unsuccessful despite efforts to support him.
“I was trying to help Carter Efe with his visa, but unfortunately it didn’t work out.”, he said.
Carter Efe also addressed the issue during his own livestream, confirming that Kai Cenat personally assisted him by providing an official invitation letter to strengthen his visa application.
According to the streamer, the document was presented at the U.S. Embassy, but his application was still denied.
“Kai Cenat sent me an exclusive letter to show them at the embassy, but Nigeria disappointed me.”, he admitted
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