Nigerian TikToker Peller Plans to Study Arts at University to Improve English
Popular Nigerian TikToker and streamer Peller has revealed that his struggles with English have motivated him to return to school and pursue a university degree in Arts. The content creator made this disclosure during a recent livestream session with fellow creator Enzo.
During the session, Enzo asked Peller to introduce himself in English. Peller responded humorously, admitting his difficulty. “In English?” he said jokingly. “E no go go.” The exchange highlighted the language challenges that Peller has been facing as his content reaches wider, often international audiences.
Enzo pressed further, asking how Peller would communicate if international streamer IShowSpeed visited Nigeria. “So you’re telling me that if Speed comes, you are not going to talk to him? He just called me that he’s coming tomorrow,” Enzo asked.
Peller admitted that his English was not strong enough but confirmed that he is taking steps to improve academically. “I no go even see am. My English is very bad, but I dey go university soon to study Arts,” he said, signaling a commitment to personal growth and education.
This announcement has drawn attention from fans and followers who see it as a positive move for Peller. Many have applauded him for acknowledging his weaknesses and taking concrete steps to improve his skills while continuing his career in content creation.
Peller’s decision also underscores the importance of education for creators who interact with diverse and international audiences. By pursuing a degree in Arts, he aims to strengthen his communication abilities while building knowledge that can complement his creative work.
Fans and fellow content creators are now looking forward to seeing how Peller balances his studies with his online career, and many have expressed support for his decision to prioritize learning.
With this step, Peller demonstrates that even successful influencers can recognize areas for growth and are willing to take action to improve themselves, setting a positive example for young Nigerians and content creators worldwide.
