Nigerian TikTok personality and streamer, Habeeb Hazmat, popularly known as Peller, has expressed surprise over the overwhelming number of participants in the ongoing Hallelujah Challenge.
Peller, who previously made headlines for commenting on Nathaniel Bassey’s prophetic declarations earlier in the year, said he was amazed to witness the massive online engagement during one of the live worship sessions on Instagram.
According to him, the midnight prayer session had over 70,000 live viewers on Instagram alone a figure he described as remarkable and unmatched by any musician.
Recognizing the hand of God in the event’s success, Peller emphasized that such turnout clearly demonstrates divine influence rather than ordinary popularity.
Reports indicate that the October 2025 edition of Nathaniel Bassey’s Hallelujah Challenge has drawn more than 580,000 nightly viewers on YouTube, where believers gather for midnight worship centred on themes of completion, protection, and restoration.
In addition to YouTube, thousands of worshippers from Nigeria and around the world have also joined the sessions through Facebook, TikTok, and Instagram, making the challenge one of the largest virtual worship movements in Africa.
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Peller said no musician in the world can pull the kind of live viewers Hallelujah Challenge had on TikTok 👀🔥 pic.twitter.com/QgdL3eh8Ai
— 𝐏𝐄𝐋𝐋𝐄𝐑 𝐂𝐋𝐈𝐏𝐒🎬 (@PellerClips) October 14, 2025
See some comments below:
@TOP_5987:”Nba youngboy dey pull 90k views in 30 sec on ig so no mention world just talk say Nigeria.”
@CashyMoony:”U Dey answer peller? Wey just deh use phone 2023.”
@falafolosho:”His accent kills me, instagraMU, guySI, challenGI, tiktoK.”
@theophilus_l:”Maybe in Nigeria but in the world? When we have drake? Taylor Swift?”
@Batifeori:”I swr pele this word is deep aje God is the greatest.”
@abazwhyllzz:”It’s 1am and over 700k people are live on hallelujah challenge. Massive.”
@Kingsley00012:”Hallelujah challenge there is something people don’t understand that God has given humans the brain of their own to think and find solutions to solve their problems.”
@ThinTallK:”People wey suppose come out for protest dey pray every year.”
@A00000909:”Why are you lots always tweeting about the numbers of people on the live stream. What’s your business with the number of people.”
