Kosisochuckwu Gospel Peters: Biography, Wiki and Net Worth

Who Is Call Me Salle? (Biography & Early Life)

Kosisochukwu Gospel Peters, popularly known as Salle, was born in 2004 in Owerri, Imo State, in Nigeria's southeast. She was of a Christian upbringing. She joined her church choir as a lead singer and began writing her own songs at an early age before puberty set in. She grew up in humble circumstances and Salle contributed to supporting the household by helping to cater to her mother's food stall, carrying trays of food across the road, not as a street hawker but as a helping hand to her mother.

Age & Personal Information

- Full Name: Kosisochukwu Gospel Peters.

- Stage Name: Call Me Salle or Salle.

- Year of Birth: 2004.

- Origin: Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria.

- Ethnicity: Igbo.

- Religion: Christianity (Grew up in church choir).

- Age: As of 2025, she is 21 years old.

How She Became Famous

September 2021 was the day Salle's life changed forever. A customer in her mother's boutique filmed her suddenly bursting into song while balancing a tray. The unedited clip soon went viral on Instagram and TikTok, reaching more than 500,000 views. Nigerian vlogger Tunde Ednut posted it and shortly afterward, celebrity interest came from Davido, Don Jazzy and even Rihanna.

In a June 2024 interview, Salle said she was not selling but helping serve food and washing dishes, a reflection of her working-class, humble upbringing. When asked about how she felt about her video going viral, she narrated how she went from having 35,000 followers to trending overnight after being reposted by Tunde Ednut.

Music Career & Discography

After the viral video, music industry executives from record labels like Mavin (Don Jazzy) and Black Butter Records (Sony imprint) began to reach out to her.

Releases

- Debut EP: Call Me Salle, with singles like "Magical" and "Rebel".

- Other tracks: "Journey Back Home", "Let Me See", "Soul" (feat. T.I Blaze), and "Delilah".

- Covers: Covers of Tems' "Try Me Rebel" and Fave's "NBU".

Artistic Identity

Salle characterizes her music as "conscious, honest and evergreen", crafting soul-heating, afro fusion deep tracks. Her inspirations are from Wande Coal to Wizkid, and she wishes to release music that speaks and is not age-specific.

Career Steps

- Moved to Lagos after being invited by Don Jazzy, ready to become part of the music industry professionally.

- Subsequently got signed with Black Butter Records (Sony), becoming popular on TikTok when her track "Icon" went viral on it.

Social Media & Online Profile

- Instagram: She is recognized by the name @callmesalle with more than 473K followers.

- YouTube: She is recognized by the name @CallMeSalle. The channel was created on Nov 29, 2021, and there are thousands of subscribers and official releases there.

- TikTok: She is recognized by the name @callmesalle_. The website is one of her primary sites for her music presence, especially after "Icon" became viral on it.

- X (formerly Twitter): She is recognized by the username @calmesalle and this is her main X account on which she tweets updates and interacts with followers.

Net Worth

Her net worth is estimated by various sources to be around $10,000.

Controversies & Clarifications

- Salle was erroneously labeled as a "hawker girl." She clarified that it was solely helping her mother and not street-selling.

- Rumors circulated about which label she would sign to, some reporting that she was unsigned while a handful of labels looked for her. To date, mid-2025, she's signed to “Black Butter Records”.

What's Next for Salle?

- Upcoming projects: Singles and possibly a full EP/albums on Black Butter.

- Collaborations: Current rumors of working with Don Jazzy, Rihanna and Wizkid. Stay tuned for updates.

- Digital strategy: Greater visibility on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube, with music designed for going viral.

Conclusion

Kosisochukwu Gospel Peters' success from assisting her mother in Owerri to signing with Sony's Black Butter is testimony to hidden talent, humility and digital-age discovery. With devoted fans, social media momentum and a growing catalogue of genuine music, Salle is poised to make her presence felt in the Nigerian and global music scenes.