Nigerian TikTok sensation, Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, recently stirred up controversy with his unconventional criteria for hiring a personal assistant (PA). The 19-year-old content creator, famous for his comedic skits, announced that he is seeking a first-class graduate with straight A’s to fill the position.
In a video shared on his social media, Peller expressed his desire for a highly educated individual to be his PA, inviting eligible candidates to send in their curriculum vitae (CV). He emphasized his willingness to pay any amount to secure the right candidate. Peller stated, “I want to make a public announcement, God help me to do it. I need a PA, so I need a person who has straight A’s since they were born. I need an educated person, please. If you can, send me your certificate. If your bank job does not work out, you will enjoy working here.”
This declaration sparked a flurry of reactions, with many questioning the seriousness of his requirements. Some suggested that Peller might be poking fun at those with academic achievements who may not be as financially successful as he is, while others took his announcement at face value.
Peller’s move has ignited a broader conversation about the value of education versus practical success, especially in the context of social media fame and financial independence. His insistence on hiring a highly educated PA, despite his own rise to prominence through unconventional means, underscores the sometimes stark contrast between traditional paths to success and the rapidly evolving landscape of digital fame.
In an era where social media influencers can amass significant wealth and influence, Peller’s announcement serves as a provocative commentary on societal expectations and the diverse definitions of success. Whether he is genuinely seeking such a qualified assistant or merely stirring the pot, Peller has undoubtedly succeeded in capturing the public’s attention and sparking debate.
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Reacting to the post:
clara_oluchee said, “Person wey no finish secondary school, wan employ graduate? E no go better for Desmond Eliot.”
t20luxury said, “No one can make mockery of Education. Time will tell…”
oyebisi said, “Funny enough, some first-class holder will really apply for the position. Education no be key again for Nigeria, Na TikTok.”
meratelivinglarge said, “Work don finally show for Daniel Regha.”
udohchris1 said, “Even if he offer me 2m per month I won’t work under this small boy lie lie. I am a man of pride. I will rather go for 700k job than to be his PA.”
traa_ceey said, “He’s mocking graduates sha.”
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