Nigerian livestreamers Peller and Carter Efe are banking on their large fan bases to secure victory at the 2026 International Streamer Awards after their nominations in the Best International Streamers category.
The two streamers will be competing against Polish creator, Young Multi, Cuban streamer, Staryuuki and Indian streamer, Ashswag, for the award.
The award recognises content creators making their mark in the global livestreaming industry.
The nominations were announced by the organisers on X over the weekend, while voting is scheduled to close on the awards’ official website on October 31.
Carter Efe had struck a confident note while reacting to the nomination, assuring his supporters that he was determined to win.
“Don’t stress it, Carter all the way! 100%,” he wrote.
Peller equally appeared hopeful and confident in the strength of his fan base, expressing surprise at the level of support he expects from his followers.
“Bro my fans are crazy no way,” he said in reaction to the nomination.
Their responses, no doubt, show the confidence both entertainers have in the communities they have built over the years around their online content.
The nominations have launched another moment of international visibility for the Nigerian creators, whose livestreams and social media activities have brought to the limelight and endeared to large audiences through entertainment, conversations and spontaneous interactions with fans.
Peller, in particular, has drawn attention recently following his announcement that he had been invited to TikTok’s office in the United Kingdom.
The invitation has added to the growing spotlight on his activities beyond the shores of the country.
The duo of Peller and Carter Efe have established themselves as prominent figures in Nigeria’s digital entertainment space, using livestreaming to connect with audiences and build their personal brands.
Their nominations also demonstrate the growing reach of Nigerian digital entertainers, as livestreaming platforms provide opportunities for indigenous creators to compete for recognition alongside individuals from other parts of the world.
With voting closing on October 31, it is time for fans to translate their loyalty into support for the Nigerian nominees.
And whoever will emerge winner depends largely on the outcome of the organisers’ voting process.
Winners will be determined by a combination of a 70% public vote and a 30% panellist score.
The awards ceremony is scheduled to hold on November 12, 2026, in Los Angeles and will stream live on Twitch and YouTube.
