- Peller, sparked mixed reactions with a viral video discussing the #30DaysRantChallenge.
- The challenge began as a protest against the silencing of NYSC member who faced backlash for critical comments about the president.
- It has transformed into a wider movement, with many Nigerians expressing frustrations over economic difficulties and governance issues.
A viral video of Nigerian online content creator Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, has triggered mixed reactions after he shared his thoughts on the ongoing social media challenge.
The #30DaysRantChallenge, which gained traction on X (formerly Twitter) and other platforms, emerged as a form of protest following the reported silencing of an NYSC member, Ushie Rita Uguamaye. She had previously made critical remarks about the president, which some deemed disrespectful.
The challenge has since evolved into a broader movement, with many Nigerians voicing concerns about economic hardship and poor governance.
During a TikTok live session, Peller criticized those urging him to use his platform to participate. He accused them of seeking attention rather than genuinely advocating for change. He further stated that those who sincerely wish to express their grievances should take their protests to public spaces like markets instead of social media.
Watch the post below:
See some comments below:
@vibesofdcity:”It’s just a matter of time, he thought he has escape getting blown up at early age it’s a good thing keeping it for long it’s another thing young man still have a long way to go in life ❤️❤️.”
@gennykiss92:”Is how you people find this boy funny is what I don’t get, like how.”
@sgold_dahrace:”Na hin pocket he dey fight don’t mind him. He don’t want them to ban tiktok 😂.”
@oluwanobleglobalenterprise:”Everything na time 😂😂 if Haruna Ishola sabi say apala music go stop to dey exist him no go dey gara on top am dat year 😂😂😂 I like as peller dey use him time and akoko.”
@ewumoney_az_:”Everything in this life is time 😢😢. This boy don’t want to care about what is going on in Nigeria. 🇳🇬💔💔🙅♂️😢.”
@nestor.gram1972:”Till today I never still understand this boy fame and his use or importance in the industry.”
@stylebydrew1:”I like him but this is so wrong ,if you’re not gonna do something just don’t speak about it at all or least talk down on those lending their voices ,who told him politicians are sitting in the market waiting for ppl to come rant to them? In fact the reason why they want to regulate social media is cause it’s the one place that they get easily criticized the most and they know it.”
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