“I’m Going To China Soon” – Peller Plans To Quit Streaming For Clothing Business

• Nigerian TikToker Peller has revealed plans to take a break from streaming and focus more on his clothing brand.
• He said he would travel to China to source goods while continuing to create content on TikTok.

Nigerian TikToker Peller has announced plans to leave streaming and focus more on his clothing brand while continuing to remain active on TikTok.

Peller disclosed his plans while explaining that he intends to travel to China soon to source goods for his fashion business.

“I’m going to China very soon to bring in my goods. You see what Kai Cenat did when he left streaming to focus on his clothing brand? I’m also going to do the same. I’ll leave streaming and focus on my clothing brand, but I won’t leave TikTok.”

The TikToker said his decision was inspired partly by American streamer Kai Cenat, who has expanded his activities beyond livestreaming into fashion.

Peller’s announcement suggests that he plans to shift more attention towards his clothing business while maintaining his presence on TikTok.

The content creator has continued to combine entertainment, livestreaming and business ventures, with his latest move indicating a growing focus on fashion and entrepreneurship.

In other news…. Reverend Kesiena Esiri has publicly thrown his support behind Apostle Arome Osayi, founder and leader of Remnant Christian Network (RCN), amid growing conversations and criticism surrounding the cleric online.

In a social media post shared on Sunday, September 27, Esiri reflected on what he described as a significant period of gospel activity, noting that the ministry had moved across several cities within a short period.

According to him, the ministry’s activities were focused on confronting compromise and rekindling spiritual passion among believers.

Esiri interpreted the backlash against the ministry from a spiritual perspective, suggesting that the criticism was evidence of the impact he believes the ministry has made.

“Hell cannot sit still, for they have suffered a devastating blow in the last few days,” he wrote.

He further maintained that the RCN would remain focused despite the criticism and external pressure.

The clergyman also spoke about Nigeria’s place in what he described as God’s prophetic programme, expressing the ministry’s determination to continue pursuing what it believes to be its divine assignment.

“No retreat, no surrender! For this cause were we born!” Esiri declared.

He also directly encouraged Apostle Arome Osayi, whom he referred to as his spiritual father, writing, “Great grace, Padre!”