Peller


 Nigerian TikTok celebrity Peller announces he will be taking a break from social media to return to school.


21-year-old Nigerian internet sensation Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, who became famous for his funny TikTok live sessions with AI lady Jarvis, has announced that he will be using the money he made from social media to go back to school, become educated, and come back a better man.


Peller makes 3 million Naira for every live session he has on TikTok, but he has decided to slow down his internet days to seek a brighter future by furthering his education.


His words: 


"Thank you, Nigeria, for making my dreams come true. I want to go back to school and learn so I can become a better person. You guys made me who is a nōbody become a celebrity. I've made money that my family will never be pōōr for life. I love you all so much."


Peller's story should inspire you. If you work hard, you will definitely succeed one day. He started his TikTok journey in a one-room, and small itel phone with his friend Joblaq, today he's a star and has decided to become a better person by returning to school.


Wish him good luck.🙏

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