Nigerian TikTok star Peller wants to take Pastor Kesiena Esiri to court over false claims. The angry content creator says the religious leader wrongly blamed him for student test failures. Pastor Esiri from Remnant Christian Network made a video that went viral across social media platforms. He told people that Peller and his girlfriend Jarvis cause teenagers to fail important exams. The pastor claimed that their videos promote bad behavior among young people who should focus on their studies.
Peller fought back against these serious accusations during a live-streaming session on TikTok. He reminded viewers that nobody forces anyone to watch his online entertainment content. The popular creator accused Pastor Esiri of using his famous name to trick church members. Peller believes the pastor mentions him during sermons to collect more money from congregants. He promised to file a lawsuit to protect his reputation from these damaging statements.
The dispute centers around claims that social media content affects academic performance among Nigerian students. Pastor Esiri says Peller and Jarvis distract young people from their education with inappropriate videos. Many students across the country failed the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination. The pastor connects these poor test results to popular online entertainment shows. Peller rejects any responsibility for student failures and plans legal action against the religious leader.
Peller fought back against these serious accusations during a live-streaming session on TikTok. He reminded viewers that nobody forces anyone to watch his online entertainment content. The popular creator accused Pastor Esiri of using his famous name to trick church members. Peller believes the pastor mentions him during sermons to collect more money from congregants. He promised to file a lawsuit to protect his reputation from these damaging statements.
The dispute centers around claims that social media content affects academic performance among Nigerian students. Pastor Esiri says Peller and Jarvis distract young people from their education with inappropriate videos. Many students across the country failed the 2025 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination. The pastor connects these poor test results to popular online entertainment shows. Peller rejects any responsibility for student failures and plans legal action against the religious leader.
