Peller (Habeeb Hamzat) has captured fans’ attention with a fresh video promo for his Nigerian tour, using comedy and cultural references to highlight his mission to explore the country’s diverse ethnic groups.
In the clip shared on his TikTok page, Peller depicts characters representing Igbo, Yoruba, and Hausa as he struggles to understand them when they give him the digits to unlock a secure door. Each figure contributes a digit in their local dialect that collectively make up the entry code 6326. The skit seeks to display how Nigeria’s major cultures can collaborate for shared progress, ending with the poster showing his tour locations.
This creative announcement builds on Peller’s January reveal of a 19-state live-streaming tour, his first major venture to connect with followers beyond online platforms. The itinerary kicks off in cities like Ibadan in Oyo State and spans locations including Osun, Ekiti, Kano, Abuja, Port Harcourt, and Enugu, among others. While exact dates remain flexible, sources indicate the tour began rolling out in early February, aiming to highlight local customs and entertainment.
The 19-year-old creator, who rose to fame via viral collaborations and skits, explained in a TVC News interview that the idea predated a recent snub by American streamer IShowSpeed during his Nigeria visit.
“I wanted to learn more about Nigerian culture before expanding to Africa.” – Peller
With over 15 million followers, the tour has sparked excitement online, drawing praise for boosting youth involvement and tourism in underserved areas. As Peller continues his journey, his fans eagerly await updates, with the promo video already garnering views and shares.