I Only Respect Women Who Respect Themselves” — Peller Sparks Debate

According to Ireporter Online, popular Nigerian TikTok influencer Peller, whose real name is Habeeb Hamzat, has criticized certain women on the platform for posting content he described as shocking and disrespectful. Peller drew attention to sexually suggestive videos shared during TikTok challenges, questioning the judgment of those involved.

“It’s not even a joke anymore, guys it’s not a joke again o. Who will marry you people? Are you m@d?” he remarked, emphasizing what he perceives as reckless behavior.

Peller urged women to uphold self-respect, noting that dignity and personal conduct are the foundation of earning respect. “I will only respect women that respect themselves. Any woman doing rubbish on TikTok, wey no get family, if you mumu yourself, I no go respect you,” he stated.

He further suggested that such online behavior could shape societal perceptions, particularly in a culture that values family and reputation. According to him, public conduct on social media should align with personal values.

Peller warned that inappropriate content could lead to negative consequences, potentially harming opportunities and inviting misfortune. His remarks have sparked widespread debate about content creators’ responsibilities, the influence of social media on youth, and the boundaries of creative freedom.

Discussions around Peller’s comments reflect a broader conversation in Nigeria regarding online ethics, personal dignity, and the cultural impact of social media, with opinions divided between support and criticism.