Popular Nigerian content creator Habeeb Hamzat, better known as Peller, has shared details of his experience while in police detention, describing the period as one of the most challenging moments of his life.
The online personality revealed that his time in custody came with serious discomfort, claiming that he went days without proper meals and personal hygiene. According to Peller, the experience affected him physically and emotionally as he struggled to cope with the conditions surrounding his detention.
Speaking about the incident, the entertainer said the period made him appreciate freedom and the support of people around him. He explained that being away from his usual activities and interacting with limited resources was a difficult experience that left a lasting impression on him.
Peller’s account has attracted widespread reactions from fans and followers, with many expressing concern over his wellbeing and offering words of encouragement. Some supporters also urged authorities and relevant stakeholders to ensure that people in custody are treated with dignity and provided with basic necessities.
The development has sparked renewed conversations about the condition of detention facilities in Nigeria and the need for improved standards in the handling of detainees. Human rights advocates have often emphasized the importance of ensuring access to food, sanitation, medical care, and legal assistance for individuals under investigation.
Peller has become a prominent figure in Nigeria’s digital entertainment scene, gaining popularity through livestreams, comedy content, and collaborations with other online personalities. His unique style and growing audience have made him one of the most recognised young creators on social media.
Although the circumstances surrounding his detention have continued to generate public interest, Peller’s comments have mainly focused on sharing his personal experience and the lessons he gained from the situation.
