Peller’s Ibadan Visit Sparks Chaos, Backlash Amid Ongoing Controversies

TikTok streamer Peller, whose real name is Habeeb Hamzat, has come under heavy criticism following a controversial visit to Ibadan in March 2026, where what was meant to be a fan tour reportedly descended into disorder and online backlash.

The visit attracted large crowds that were said to be poorly managed, leading to chaotic scenes and raising concerns about public safety and crowd control. Videos circulating online showed fans trooping around the streamer’s convoy, with some struggling to keep up as the situation escalated.

The controversy deepened during a livestream session in Ibadan, where Peller was seen expressing anger toward his manager over alleged arrangements made without his approval. The moment has since gone viral, further fueling conversations about his internal team dynamics.

His association with the University of Ibadan also drew criticism, with some questioning why he was invited or present at the institution. Critics referenced past remarks attributed to the streamer about graduates, arguing that his presence conflicted with the values of an academic environment.

In another viral moment, a young man was seen chasing Peller’s convoy over money. Peller later addressed the incident, stating that he had already given the individual money prior to the video.

The Ibadan episode comes shortly after a separate controversy involving the Benin Traditional Council, which reportedly declared Peller wanted following an unauthorised visit to the Oba of Benin’s palace earlier in March.

With multiple incidents unfolding in quick succession, the streamer’s actions continue to generate debate across social media, particularly around celebrity conduct, public influence, and accountability.