- Popular Nigerian TikTok creator Peller has reacted to a sermon by Pastor Keseina.
- The pastor criticized Peller and his girlfriend, Jarvis, claiming they are a bad influence on Nigerian youths.
- Pastor Keseina also blamed the couple for the poor performance of his church members’ children in the recent JAMB examinations.
Popular Nigerian TikTok creator Peller has sparked widespread reactions online after responding to a sermon delivered by a pastor identified as Pastor Keseina, who allegedly criticized him and his girlfriend, Jarvis.
According to Peller, the pastor accused the couple of being a bad influence on Nigerian youths and even went as far as blaming them for the failure of his church members’ children in the recently concluded JAMB examinations.
In a video posted on his page, Peller reacted with disbelief, saying:
“That pastor went to church to preach about Peller and Jarvis, saying we’re the reason his kids failed JAMB.”
He further accused the cleric of using their names for attention and to manipulate younger members of the congregation into giving more money to the church. In his words:
“Nobody forces anyone to watch my live. We’ll sue that pastor because he used our name to collect offering. He used our name to preach because he knows all the Gen Z in the church will love him and bring offering.”
Peller’s clapback has since gone viral, drawing mixed reactions from social media users. While some supported his decision to speak up, others advised him to ignore the issue and concentrate on creating content.
See the video here:
See some comments below:
@vibemadeit_brand:“When simple understanding and comprehension is the problem… The pastor didn’t say wrong about Peller. He only said youths spend too much time watching him instead of doing something meaningful.”
@mrunleash:“Who else finds this guy irritating when he talks? Can’t even listen to him for 5secs.”
@sii3940:“Una be bad influence in many ways. You even refuse to support national issues when the hardship is real.”
@toniafano_:“There is something called choice. People are wise enough to make decisions about what they watch.”
@king.bruno01:“The pastor is not lying. At 19, I had to hide to talk to girls, my parents would finish me if they knew.”
