Popular streamer and content creator Peller [/b]has shared a deep and emotional life lesson that stayed with him following Anthony Joshua’[/b]s tragic accident in Ogun State, an incident that reportedly claimed the lives of two of his close foreign friends.
The reflection was shared in a viral video currently making the rounds on social media, where Peller spoke candidly about how the incident reshaped his understanding of life and reality.
According to him, what struck him the most was not just the tragedy itself, but the fact that on the very same day the fatal accident occurred, Nigeria still went ahead to play its scheduled football match as planned.
In his words, he said:
“The day Anthony Joshua and his friends had an accident, Nigeria still played their match. Na that time I know say, ‘Jesus, this life goes on.”
He explained that the moment hit him deeply and forced him to confront a harsh but honest truth about life.
According to Peller, it made him realise that no matter how painful or devastating something may be to an individual, the world does not pause or slow down because of it.
He added that people would still wake up and go to work, businesses would still open, football matches would still be played, and daily life would continue — whether someone is hurting, healing, or completely broken.
Peller said this realisation changed the way he views life, pressure, fame, and personal struggles, especially as a public figure constantly under scrutiny.
To him, the lesson was clear: everyone must learn how to heal, stand up again, and keep pushing forward, because the world waits for no one.
He described the experience as a wake-up call that helped him understand the importance of mental strength, resilience, and not allowing setbacks to completely consume one’s life.
This reflection comes after the [b]streamer went live on social media during an emotional moment linked to an alleged relationship crisis with his ex-lover, Jarvis, which had earlier sparked concern among fans and followers online.
The video has since drawn reactions from netizens, with many praising the honesty and depth of his message.
One commentator wrote, “This is deep. Life really doesn’t wait.” Another added, “Peller speaking facts for once.”
Many others noted that the message resonated strongly, especially in a world where people often expect sympathy and attention during personal crises.
Sometimes, life’s biggest lessons don’t come from long speeches but from sudden moments of clarity. As Peller put it, life goes on — with or without us.
Watch video below…
Peller — “The day Anthony Joshua and his friends had acc!dent and Nigeria still played their match was when i realized this life goes on” 😳😳 pic.twitter.com/NafMmsYXWq
— Dami’ Adenuga (@DAMIADENUGA) January 2, 2026