A Nigerian cleric, Muyiwa Akogun, has stirred public attention after issuing a renewed warning to popular streamer and entertainer Peller, urging him to avoid driving throughout the month of February.
In a message circulating online, Prophet Akogun claimed he had earlier delivered a prophecy in November, warning that Peller would be involved in an accident in December and again in February.
According to him, the December incident has already occurred, prompting him to reiterate the warning now that February is underway.
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The prophet advised Peller to hire a personal driver for the entire month, stressing that the message should not be ignored despite public skepticism.
He acknowledged that his earlier warning generated backlash and controversy, with many dismissing his claims.
However, he maintained that his intentions were not driven by personal gain, emphasizing that he leads a large congregation and is not seeking attention or financial support.
The warning has sparked mixed reactions online, with some viewers urging caution and others questioning the credibility of prophetic claims, particularly when they involve public figures.
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As of now, Peller has not publicly responded to the message. The incident has once again fueled debate around prophecies, personal safety advisories, and the influence of religious figures in public discourse.