Jarvis Breaks Down Over Peller’s Accident, Fans React to Emotional Video

Nigerian TikToker Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, popularly known as Jarvis of Jadrolita, reacted emotionally online following her lover, Habeeb Hamzat (aka Peller), being involved in a car accident. Peller had crashed his new Benz while live-streaming and threatening self-harm. Jarvis addressed fan criticism, insisting she did her best and asking why she was being blamed. Fans urged the couple to seek psychological counseling, while some criticized their volatile relationship, referencing past online feuds and fights. Jarvis also clarified her stance on Peller’s proposal, stating the ring he gave was only a promise ring, which further fueled reactions online.

Nigerian tiktoker peller,recently spoke about his relationship with jarvis during a live video with media personality daddy freeze. he said, “i can’t be sleeping and another person go come marry am for my hand is not good.”

He added, “even if i don’t marry her now, i will get her pregnant to give birth for me, then she will calm down.” when asked if such a plan would really work, he said, “yes, i always see the comment that someone i’m supposed to have gotten pregnant since.”

He continued, “now i see where it’s coming from because i love children”when asked how many kids he would want her to have for him he said “and i want her to give birth to two for me. two kids is enough so that she can still be fine and beautiful.”

Peller’s remarks have sparked reactions online, with many discussing his controversial approach to relationships and parenting. jarvis has remained mostly private, while fans continue to follow the story closely.

Tiktoker Jarvis recounts how she felt unsafe living with Peller, says he once tried to hit her in anger.

Nigerian Tiktoker and content creator Jarvis has continued to share more details about her troubled relationship with Peller, revealing moments that made her feel unsafe in her own home.

According to jarvis, what started as a calm conversation quickly turned into a tense situation. “I moved closer to talk to him, i just gave him a small touch with my little finger, then he used anger to try to hit me. That was how I left the room and came downstairs because i wanted him to cool off,” she said. “why he was angry, i don’t even know.”

She recalled feeling scared and uncomfortable around him, saying, “I was so scared in my own house. I could not bear this guy, I could not even stand him because the energy was so bad and terrible.”

Despite the tension, Jarvis said she still tried to show concern the next morning. “The next day, i still went to check on him and asked if he needed anything or was hungry, and he said ‘no.’ I looked so confused because i couldn’t just stay in the same room.”

She continued, “Only for me to come back and see that he was typing in channel. i was weak and scared that under the same roof, someone was fighting and i didn’t even know. that’s the most deadly fight ever and even risky. he has been tormenting me in my own house.”

Jarvis, known for her emotional honesty online, said she decided to speak up because she could no longer endure the situation. “That’s the truth, and i will tell you guys what is going on, because what exactly does he want?” she asked.

Do You Want To K!Ll Me?”- Peller Cries Out Over ₦18m Tax Bill From Government.

Nigerian TikToker, Habeeb Okikiola, popularly called Peller, has cried out after receiving what he described as a shocking ₦18 million tax bill from the Lagos State Inland Revenue Service (LIRS).

In a viral video, the content creator appealed to the government to show compassion.

“Government, please, I need you to pity me. I don’t have anything; I am just managing. How can you tell me to come and pay a huge tax? Do you want to k!ll me? You also have someone like me as a child at home? Why are you doing this to me?” he lamented.

Peller linked the development to an online rumour claiming he paid fellow TikToker, Gehgeh, ₦25 million to feature on his livestream.

In another clip, he denied the claim, saying: “Please don’t listen to him (Gehgeh). I did not pay such an amount. It was my fans who contributed to the studio payment. I am just a normal guy on the street. Even the partnerships I do online, they don’t pay more than ₦200k or ₦500k.”

He stressed that the viral ₦25 million claim gave a wrong impression about his finances, which may have drawn the attention of tax officials.