Popular Nigerian TikTok personality Habeeb Hamzat, aka Peller, has explained what made him drop Islam and embrace Christianity.
He confessed during a live session with fans when a viewer addressed him as a Muslim, prompting him to clarify his current faith.
“I’m not a Muslim. I go to church very well,” he stated.
Peller attributed his spiritual transformation to a painful experience from his childhood, stating that during his enrollment in a Quranic school, he faced harsh physical punishment, which left a lasting emotional impact.
The TikTok streamer revealed that the experience was traumatic, ultimately leading him to discontinue his Islamic education.
Peller believes this early experience significantly influenced his spiritual path and guided him toward Christianity.
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He said, “I was beaten severely when I was young at the Quranic school. That’s why I stopped going.”
Nigerian online streamer and content creator Habeeb Hamzat, aka Peller, has spoken up about the burden of being the bread winner of his family.
In a recent conversation with fellow TikToker, Sandra Benede, the 19-year-old lamented that he is the breadwinner of his family despite his parents and elder siblings being alive.
Peller expressed that because he is the one saddled with the family’s financial responsibilities, he sometimes feels like he is a parent.
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He explained that he now prefers sending his family money for upkeep as he doesn’t wish to see them anymore.
“I don’t like seeing my family anymore. I just send them things to make sure they are okay. I don’t like to see them again because my mentality is higher than living with my parents. My mentality now is higher than theirs. It feels like I’m their parent even though I have an elder brother.
I struggle like a parent. I don’t rest. Sometimes, I feel like running away to hide somewhere in America and go offline. I have been meaning to do it but I don’t want them to be worried. Before I used to miss my mum whenever I travelled as a child. But right now, I don’t miss any of my family members anymore. The only person I will miss is Jarvis. I communicate with my family through phone but I don’t miss them.”
