- Nigerian TikTok star Habeeb Hamzat, known as Peller, plans to skip his secondary school reunion.
- He was excluded from a WhatsApp group created by classmates for graduation preparations.
- A dress code was established for the event, but Peller was unaware of it until the event revealed the group.
Nigerian TikTok star and streamer Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, explained why he plans to skip his secondary school reunion, three years after graduating.
Peller recounted that during preparations for their graduation, his classmates created a WhatsApp group and set a dress code but deliberately left him out. He only discovered the group when it was accidentally revealed at the event, by which time he had already shown up in a different outfit.
The incident left a lasting impression on him. Fast forward to 2025, Peller, now a well-known figure in Nigeria’s entertainment scene, noted that the same classmates who ignored him back then suddenly reached out to include him in reunion plans.
In response, Peller suggested they hold the reunion in South Africa a move seen as a subtle clapback for their earlier exclusion. “Let’s do it in South Africa,” he said he told them, noting that he has not received a reply.
He also mentioned leaving the WhatsApp group because, in his words, “they couldn’t keep a rich man waiting.”
A video of Peller discussing his decision to skip the reunion has been shared online.
See comments below:
@unmishe_:”Southy ke For person wey never go South South for Nigeria before.”
@crypto_psalm:”This boy too smart baba say make them do am for SA if na me I for propose Dubai. Make we do the Pop-up for there.”
@BigBB_G:”Bro must really have sleepless nights cos of his classmates As you rich no mean say their life sef go spoil na.”
@KingRitto:”Bro that graduation thing pain am gan ohh.”
@anasuachara:”That is a perfect clapback. It shows how times change and how some people only show interest when money is involved. Suggesting South Africa is funny and clever because it highlights the gap between their expectations and your reality now.”
@bzrkartonline:”So what are you now feeling like, they treated you wrong because you were less privileged and you respond by doing the same. How are you any better?”
