Machala, a song performed in memory of Wizkid by comedians Carter Efe and Berri Tiga, has been taken down from all streaming services.

Some stories claim that the dispute between the artists regarding unsigned split sheets led to the song's removal.

Carter confirmed the song's removal in a recent live performance and added that despite its removal, he is still touring internationally with the tune.

If the artists do not quickly come to an agreement, it seems the Machala's reign may have come to an end.

With the release of the song, which has since become an anthem for Wizkid fans, comedians Carter Efe and Berri Tiga gave fans of the artist something to rejoice about.

However, the song has now been removed from all streaming services, with many theories as to why.

According to one report, the song was taken down because a split sheet wasn't signed prior, and thus, it led to a misunderstanding between both artist.

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YouTube my ass

The song is still on my phone oya come and delete it