Nigerian content creator Peller has disclosed that Peter Obi, the Nigeria Democratic Congress (NDC) presidential candidate, reached out to him about a possible livestream on his platform. Peller has stressed that the proposed interaction should not be interpreted as an endorsement of Obi or any other presidential candidate.

The TikTok star made the clarification during a livestream on Wednesday night, explaining that he was interested in hosting Obi and giving his audience an opportunity to ask questions.

Quick Takeaways

• Peller says Peter Obi contacted him about a proposed livestream.
• The content creator insists that the interaction does not amount to a political endorsement.
• Peller says he is not asking his followers to vote for Obi.
• He wants Obi to appear on his platform so fans can ask questions.
• The supplied report does not specify when the proposed livestream would take place.

What Peller Said About Peter Obi’s Request

According to the report, Obi expressed interest in having a livestream session with Peller. However, no date or further details about the proposed session were provided.

Peller addressed the development to prevent his audience from interpreting the proposed appearance as an indication of his political allegiance. He explained that his intention was to host the presidential candidate on his platform rather than campaign for him.

Peller Explains Why the Livestream Is Not an Endorsement

During his Wednesday night broadcast, Peller said he was happy to receive Obi’s request but wanted to make his position clear before speculation arose about his political preference.

He stated:

“I woke up this morning smiling. Peter Obi reached out to me that he want to do a livestream with me. Before you people get the wrong idea, I’m not promoting any Presidential Candidate, and I’m not asking you to vote for Peter Obi. I just want to stream with him on my platform.”

His statement makes a distinction between hosting a political candidate for an online discussion and publicly urging supporters to vote for that candidate.

What the Proposed Livestream Would Involve

Peller said he wanted Obi to appear on his platform so that fans could ask the former Anambra State governor questions.

The supplied report does not indicate whether both parties have agreed on a date, what topics would be discussed or whether the livestream has been formally scheduled.

For now, the development remains a reported request for a possible online session, alongside Peller’s explicit clarification that he is not endorsing a presidential candidate.