PELLER CHOOSES FAMILY - ‘I DON’T WANT TO MISS MY CHILD’S BIRTH’

Nigerian content creator and streamer, Habeeb Adelaja popularly known as Peller has said he would focus on staying with his wife to witness the birth of their child over meeting celebrities who have expressed interest in visiting him in Africa this December.

Peller revealed this in an emotional message to his followers, revealing that he had received messages from prominent individuals who wanted to meet him during the festive period. He added that the invitations means a lot to him, but explained that witnessing his child’s birth was more important.

Peller said “As much as I would love to be with everyone, I am here with my wife, and I want to witness the birth of our child. That’s a blessing I don’t want to miss,”.

He thanked his supporters for standing by him, describing them as more than fans.“You are more than fans; you are my family. I love you all,” he added.

Peller said he was grateful for how far he had come and expressed confidence in God’s timing for his life.

Recall that the Nigerian streamer apologised to Christians following backlash over a livestream in which he dressed in white and asked viewers to call him Jesus Christ.

The incident sparked controversy after one of his guests cautioned him against making statements that could be considered disrespectful to religious beliefs.

Reacting to the criticism, Peller said he had no intention of offending Christians or mocking their faith. He explained that he only wore the white outfit without realising that his appearance and remarks would provoke such a reaction.

The content creator appealed to Christians for forgiveness, describing himself as a Christian who attends the Christ Apostolic Church.

He also made reference to Islam while addressing the controversy, although further details of his comments were not immediately available.

Peller’s apology followed criticism from social media users who expressed concerns about the use of religious figures and symbols for entertainment during live streams and content creation.