Nigerian social media influencer Peller has expressed his frustration with the recent 30-Day Rant Challenge, where Nigerians rant about their complaints about the state of the country on TikTok.
In a video, Peller condemned the individuals involved, urging them to take their grievances elsewhere rather than overwhelming TikTok with political rants.
He argued that by so doing, the government would be forced to ban the platform, which would be to content creators like him.
“If you really want to rant, go to the market. Don’t rant on TikTok, go to Instagram and rant there.
Don’t make the government shut down TikTok. Don’t take food out of our mouths,” he said.
Social media users:
- @meet_gaga: “This is the Sun Influencer of the Year in a country where the average citizen lives on $2/day.”
- @la_teefahcakesandevents: “Too much relevance to unnecessary figures, ma wetin e dey cause.”
- @oneheart_but_two: “Some people’s grace is very questionable cos wtf ????.”
- @angel_uriel_oreoluwa: “If no be TikTok money, this boy suppose dey one car wash stand, washing like 38 cars per day. Insult.”
- @teeto__olayeni: “When you make fools famous, the result is always everlasting embarrassment.”
