Peller and Carter Efe nominated for 2026 International Streamer Awards

Author: dailypost.ngPublished on: October 18, 2026Country: Nigeria

Culture & Entertainment

Peller and Carter Efe nominated for 2026 International Streamer Awards

Nigerian livestreamers Peller and Carter Efe have been nominated in the Best International Streamers category at the 2026 International Streamer Awards. Their fellow nominees are Polish creator Young Multi, Cuban streamer Staryuuki and Indian streamer Ashswag. Organisers announced the nominees on X and said voting on the official website would close on October 31. Carter Efe and Peller both expressed confidence in their fans’ support.

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