- A TikTok user went viral after showing a neighbour running a school in a residential flat, with pupils singing loudly during assembly.
- The video has sparked reactions online, ranging from amusement to concern about noise and accreditation.
A lady has gone viral after sharing a TikTok video showing a neighbour running a school inside a residential flat.
The TikTok user, @wealth, expressed frustration over the noise created by daily school activities. In the video, pupils in school uniforms can be seen lined up, singing enthusiastically during what appears to be a school assembly, under the supervision of a female teacher.
The video’s caption read: “POV: Your neighbour used his flat as a school. Na something new una do me cause I no dey hear word for this house again.”
The clip quickly drew reactions online. Some viewers suggested that the situation could be turned into a business opportunity, while others criticized the setup, warning that the school may not be accredited. Many expressed amusement at the unusual scenario.
In other news…. Nigerian TikTok personality Habeeb Hamzat, widely recognised as Peller, has released the official trailer for his much-anticipated live streaming tour across the country.
The content creator had earlier revealed in January 2026 that he would be embarking on his first nationwide live streaming tour, scheduled to begin on March 6.
In a teaser video posted online on Wednesday, March 4, Peller who recently made headlines after gifting fellow creator Jarvis a car offered fans a glimpse of what to expect. The clip opens with a dramatic Yoruba-inspired scene, featuring a traditional masquerade in an intense chase sequence.
The trailer stands out for its energetic delivery, rich cultural imagery, and suspense-driven storytelling, quickly drawing reactions from viewers. By fusing contemporary streaming culture with strong traditional themes, the production delivers a visually striking and creative concept.
Earlier information shared by the streamer indicates that the tour will cover more than ten states across Nigeria.
The announced destinations include Ibadan, Ekiti, Ogun, Akwa Ibom, Port Harcourt, Imo, Abia, Abuja, Kaduna, Edo, Ondo, Calabar, Borno, Osun, Enugu, and Ebonyi.
Peller also suggested that additional states could be added in a second phase, depending on logistics and audience response.
Some observers have speculated that the idea may have been influenced by American streamer IShowSpeed, who recently visited several African countries while connecting with fans through live broadcasts.
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