Nigerian Tiktok streaming and content creator, Peller, has narrated how he was molested at the age of 12.
Peller made the revelation in a snippet of his latest interview on Honest Bunch podcast.
Recounting his childhood experience, the content creator said “let me tell you when I lose my virginity, na one old woman. She raped me. She molest me. I need justice for Peller.”
Daddy Freeze asked; “how old was she and how old were you?”
Peller answered “she’s like 40 years, I was like 12.”
Narrating how it all happened when “I visited my friend’s place, and my friend’s mom wasn’t at home. The woman that molested me was a friend to my friend’s mother.
“I was on my own watching film on my phone when the woman carry me. If I con go school, my manhood will be standing if I see any female or teacher passing and I will start to dey cry. Omo, I soapy tire”, he said.
BACKSTORY:
Peller, whose real name is Habeeb Hamzat Adelaja, is one of Nigeria’s fastest-rising digital content creators and livestream personalities. He gained widespread popularity through his entertaining TikTok livestreams, comedy skits, and interactive sessions, which have attracted millions of followers across social media platforms.
Known for his energetic personality and humorous style, Peller built a large fan base by creating relatable content, collaborating with fellow creators, and engaging audiences in real time. His rapid rise has earned him brand endorsement deals, appearances at major entertainment events, and recognition as one of the country’s most influential Gen Z internet personalities.
Beyond comedy and entertainment, Peller has occasionally used interviews and social media to speak about his personal life, career journey, and the challenges he faced before achieving fame. His latest revelation about experiencing sexual abuse at the age of 12 offers a more personal insight into his childhood and has sparked conversations online about the long-term impact of child sexual abuse, the importance of supporting survivors, and the need to encourage victims to speak out.
His disclosure adds to a growing number of public figures who have shared their experiences with childhood abuse in an effort to raise awareness, reduce stigma, and encourage discussions around child protection and access to psychological support for survivors.
