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Drama As Soldier Salutes Streamer Peller Wearing Camouflage Jacket

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According to Ireporter Online, a viral video showing the popular Nigerian streamer, Peller, in a friendly exchange with a soldier has stirred mixed reactions across social media. The footage captured Peller wearing a military-style camouflage jacket — an act prohibited by Nigerian law — while engaging in a conversation with the officer.

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In the video, Peller, who recently returned from the United Kingdom, explained to the soldier that wearing camouflage apparel is a common fashion choice abroad. Contrary to what many expected, the soldier did not confront or reprimand him but instead smiled and exchanged a handshake.

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This calm reaction has sparked public debate, as Nigerians recalled numerous past incidents where civilians were punished by soldiers for donning camouflage outfits. Several social media users accused the military of applying double standards, suggesting that Peller’s celebrity status shielded him from potential harassment.

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Moments later, Peller was seen pulling out a wallet packed with British pounds, generously sharing money with bystanders — including the soldier. The gesture drew further commentary online, with many questioning whether the soldier’s friendliness was influenced by Peller’s fame and generosity.

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Netizens flooded the internet with divided opinions. One user wrote, “Celeb wear camo — photo session. Poor man wear camo — detention,” while another commented, “Soldiers flex on the weak but freeze in front of the rich… classic Nigerian problem.” Others noted that what is commonplace abroad often becomes controversial in Nigeria.

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The short clip continues to circulate widely online, with many calling for consistency in the enforcement of military attire regulations.

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