A Nigerian Pastor, Kesiena, has sparked controversy online after openly criticising popular TikToker Peller during a recent sermon.
The clergyman questioned Peller’s influence on today’s youth, stating. His comments have ignited mixed reactions on social media, with some agreeing that online influencers lack proper values, while others defended Peller’s right to inspire fans regardless of his personal life.
He said:
“You know the person mentoring the young ones now? Its one guy that calls himself Peller.
Young people seat on his page from morning till night and his moving with one girl and doing nonsense together and my generation thinks its right.”
Peller isn’t even married to Jarvis, yet he’s the one mentoring our new generation.”
He further went on to criticise the amount of massive failure in the just concluded JAMB, stating that youth can not do well if they continue to idolize such individuals.
The statement adds to ongoing debates about the role and responsibility of digital personalities in shaping modern culture.
Nigerians react to Pastor Kesiena’s statement about Peller
See some of their comments
@loner3ga:
“Y’all are saying stuff like he didn’t say the truth.”
@mide7777771:
“Stop mentioning peoples name, if they come for you now, them go call am rude, just preach the word of God and bounce!!!.
@peacedelivery_worldwide:
“This is an attack on the young boi personality.”
_official_valentino:
“When peller was poor n broke , where was he and his advice? lol , at least the boy is not sleeping around with different girls, n teaching this generation our to stick with one spouse.”
@boy.silverb:
“How do you know people sit down on his page maybe you’ve also sat down there too before.”
Peller blamed for the massive 2025 Jamb failure
Recall that Nigerians blamed the 20-year-old for the massive failure because most young Nigerians are always on his live stream instead of studying.
According to the statistical analysis of the UTME results released by the Joint Admission and Matriculation Board (JAMB) on Saturday, April 5, only 420,415 candidates scored above 200 in this edition of the examination.
OSG recalls reporting that out of the 1,955,069 candidates who sat for the 2025 UTME, over 1.5 million of them scored less than 200 in the exam.
The analysis showed that 75% of candidates scored below 200 in the exam, with less than 1% scoring above 300.
Netflix offered 3bn to Jarvis for a kissing scene, Peller spills
In an interview with well-known Nigerian artist Peter Okoye, better known by his stage name Mr. P, Peller opened up about how he felt when Jarvis informed him about the Netflix offer.
He added credibility to his story by claiming to have video footage to support it.
Peller clarified that he chose to turn down the offer because he prioritises his relationship and personal values before any financial gain, even if the contract promised enormous financial gains.
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