Jarvis Claps Back at YCee’s ‘Peller Culture’ Claim, Defends Content Creators

Nigerian creator Jarvis has challenged YCee’s criticism of “peller culture,” arguing that many graduates turn to online content after struggling to find jobs. She questioned what options were left when the government failed to absorb degree holders and said content creation is a legitimate means of earning a living. Jarvis also asked why creators are blamed for using apps to make ends meet and pointed out that even the president’s education path isn’t always clear.

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