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Peller and Carter Efe nominated for 2026 International Streamer Awards

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Nigerian streamers Peller and Carter Efe are among the nominees in the Best International Streamer category at the 2026 International Streamer Awards. Voting organised by the organisers continues until 31 October, and both creators have expressed confidence in the support of their fans.

Nigerian livestreamers Peller and Carter Efe have been nominated for the 2026 International Streamer Awards in the Best International Streamer category, according to P.M. News Nigeria.

They will compete, among others, against Polish creator Young Multi, Cuban streamer Staryuuki and Indian creator Ashswag. The organisers announced the nominations on X and set 31 October as the deadline for voting on their official website.

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