By Ogungbayi Adeyemi S. | adeyemi@ddnewsonline.com
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DDNewsOnline – Lagos July 10, 2026
Nigerian social media influencer and content creator, Peller, has spoken publicly for the first time after spending nearly four days in detention over an alleged breach of public peace.
Peller, who was released on bail, took to his Snapchat page on Thursday to reveal that he had spent nearly four days in a cell, an experience he said was unprecedented in his life.
The influencer expressed gratitude for his release, stating, “they wan wicked me, na God save me”.
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Reflecting on the detention, Peller said the experience has fundamentally changed his perspective on life and human relationships.
“I am ugly now i can’t show my face yet, omo I sleep cell for almost 4 days it has never happened to me before in my life,” he said in pidgin English.
“They wan wicked me nah God save me. Until u get problem nah then u go know say nobody dey for u.
“Even if a 5-year-old pikin slap me now, nah to Dey look ham o I go dey avoid wahala but wahala no wan avoid me.”
The content creator disclosed that he went without food and water for most of his detention.
“I no chop for four good days, I no bath,” he said.
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Peller said while in detention, he was nicknamed “001,” adding that his upcoming wedding remains his top priority, after which he intends to leave the country.
“Nah my wedding dey my mind. Na to dey waka jeje after wedding japa,” he said.
“As they put me for cell, people wey dey cell talk say u be our 001 now omo I bursts laugh once I no follow anybody talk till I comot? 001 wey una wan give water beans.”
The social media celebrity was arrested by the police following an incident that occurred on July 2, 2026, along the Coastal Road in Lekki, Lagos.
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On Monday, Peller was arraigned before a magistrate’s court in Lagos on three counts of resisting police officers and breaching public peace.
He was also charged with conspiracy to commit a felony, obstruction of police officers in the discharge of their duties, and conduct likely to cause a breach of public peace.
After pleading not guilty to all three counts, the magistrate granted him bail in the sum of N500,000.
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