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Popular TikTok creator Peller urges pregnant women not to abort their babies, sharing a personal story about helping a friend with hospital bills.

‘Stop Doing Abortion, Pregnancy Is A Good Thing’ – TikToker Peller Begs Women To Keep Their Babies

Jennifer Sakmufuwo Baba Published: October 10, 2026 Last updated: October 10, 2026 6:57 am

TikTok star Peller urged pregnant women not to abort their babies, sharing how he financially helped his friend during childbirth.

Nigerian TikTok star and internet content creator, Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, has made a passionate appeal to young women and pregnant mothers across the country to refrain from aborting their unborn children.

The young entertainer gave this strong advice while speaking directly to thousands of his fans during a live video broadcast on Friday, October 9, 2026.

He urged young girls and couples going through financial hardship not to panic or terminate their pregnancies, reassuring them that every child comes into the world with blessings and happiness.

To help his young audience understand his message in simple terms, Peller shared a true personal story about how he recently stepped in to help one of his old schoolmates who was facing extreme financial difficulty after getting his girlfriend pregnant.

He explained that when a girl gets pregnant, families and young fathers often panic because of money, but doing the right thing and keeping the baby always brings joy in the end.

Recounting the desperate call he received from his classmate, Peller explained that the young man was completely broke and stranded after the girl’s mother threw her out of the house.

He revealed that the pregnant girl was rushed to the hospital and needed an urgent Operation, known as a Caesarean Section or CS, to safely deliver the child, but the couple had no single Naira to pay the hospital bills.

Sharing how he immediately sent financial help to save the mother and baby, Peller stated: “One of my school friend who didn’t have any money called me that he impregnated his girlfriend and her mum has chased her away. And she is about to give birth through CS, and he needs money; I didn’t even think it before I sent the money.”

The internet sensation revealed that after the successful hospital surgery, his friend was filled with joy and sent him photographs of the newborn baby the very next day.

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Peller explained that seeing the cute newborn baby made him realize how beautiful human life is and why no one should ever destroy a child because of temporary poverty.

Describing his reaction after seeing the newborn baby, Peller said: “After the cs he showed me the baby the next day and I was like wow.”

Following that experience, the content creator begged young girls, women, and mothers who find themselves unexpectedly pregnant never to think of stopping the pregnancy or going to local clinics for dangerous procedures. He stressed that a baby is a big blessing from God that brings happiness to families.

Appealing directly to women to protect their unborn babies, Peller said: “Pregnancy is fine, baby is fine everything is good please. Don’t ever remove a baby if you are pregnant, please keep it.”

Reiterating his strong stance against terminating pregnancies, the social media star added: “So pls don’t kill your baby, baby is good so please don’t do abortion.”

Peller’s advice has sparked widespread discussions across TikTok, Instagram, and X. While many fans commended the content creator for using his huge platform to promote life and help his friend in need, others pointed out that raising children in the current economy requires strong financial planning and support from both parents and government.

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Jennifer Sakmufuwo Baba

Jennifer Baba is a journalist, international news correspondent, and writer at Moderncrux, where she covers artificial intelligence, fintech, emerging technologies, global politics, and international affairs. Based in Nigeria, she is passionate about transforming complex global developments into clear, engaging stories that inform and inspire readers.