Peller Is slammed By Deji Adeyanju For Telling His Fans Not To Criticize FG On TikTok

 

Peller asked his followers to stop the challenge, warning that the federal government might ban TikTok if it continues.

 Deji Adeyanju, a human rights lawyer, has criticized Tiktoker's Peller for asking Nigerians not to criticize the government on Tiktok.

 Adeyanju stated that Peller does not have the authority to discourage Nigerians from participating in the #30DaysRantChallenge on the platform.

 Keep in mind that Ushie Rita Uguamaye, a serving corps member, criticized policies implemented by the federal government, which sparked the conflict. 

Uguamaye questioned the government's commitment to addressing the economy and poor living conditions in Lagos and referred to President Bola Tinubu as a "terrible leader." Peller, on the other hand, pleaded with his followers to put an end to the challenge and admonished them that the government might ban TikTok if it continued.

 "I will become enraged if they shut down this TikTok, Nigerians. Please allow us to settle down. You should all stop ranting on TikTok. 

Soon, some government officials will demand that TikTok be banned because of the ranting challenge. TikTok must remain unaffected. He stated, "God will not permit the enemy to take over the application." "You are insane for suggesting that we should unfollow all celebrities who are not participating in the #30daysrantchallenge. 

Even though the celebrity's face is out there, you are aware that you are hidden. What will you do if the celebrity is detained? You are evil. You can also speak out once you reach fame.

 "Some people even told me to rant in front of the governor of Lagos state." I am aware that everyone is in pain. In fact, some participants in this live session are wealthier than I am. You are also participating in this video out of a desire to gain popularity.

 "Leave TikTok and go rant in the market." Adeyanju criticized Peller for having the audacity to instruct Nigerians on how to express their frustration in a Facebook post. Who is this boy who says TikTok users shouldn't rant? Is TikTok where your father lives? You shouldn't be on TikTok when you should be in school. Isn't it too early for you to use TikTok? You have no authority to instruct Nigerians on how to express their discontent! he penned.