Nigerian streamer Hamzat Habeeb Adelaja, popularly known as Peller, has shared an exciting testimony after participating in the Hallelujah Challenge.

In a video posted online, Peller recounted that shortly after joining the worship session, he decided to go live on TikTok for a match.

Although he initially canceled the session, he later returned to the platform, and what happened next left him completely stunned.

According to him, viewers showered him with over 11 million TikTok coins, and more than 100,000 users showed up to support and engage with him during the stream.

Peller expressed deep gratitude to gospel artiste Nathaniel Bassey, the convener of the Hallelujah Challenge, saying the program truly works.

He prayed for more blessings upon Bassey, especially amid the controversies surrounding him in recent weeks.

The streamer explained that while TikTok takes a significant commission, around 55%, he still walked away with over ₦82 million in a single night.

His testimony adds to the growing list of success stories linked to the Hallelujah Challenge.

Recall that last year, comedian Dele Omowoli celebrated after he and his family were granted Canadian visas shortly after presenting their requests during the program.

Watch the video below

Peller apprecuates Nathaniel Bassey for his Hallelujah Challenge as he collected 11 million coins on tiktok, that's $143,000; tiktok will take 50% leaving Peller with $71,500 (₦103,532,000) pic.twitter.com/hojM03mdEs

— 𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍 (@AsakyGRN) October 23, 2025