Wahala Don Set Oo! Jarvis Breaks Down in Tears After Seeing Peller’s New Girlfriend


Wahala don burst for social media again oo! Content creator Jarvis has reportedly broken down in tears after seeing her ex-lover, Peller, proudly show off his new girlfriend online.

In a live session that has now gone viral, Jarvis was spotted looking emotional and visibly regretful, as she reacted to Peller’s new relationship. According to viewers, she admitted that she never expected things to go this far, hinting that she didn’t truly mean for him to walk away completely.

“I didn’t mean for you to actually leave,” she was heard saying, as emotions clearly got the better of her.

Many Nigerians will remember how Peller was completely shattered when Jarvis ended their relationship. At the time, he appeared devastated, with fans saying he was almost “at the point of no return” after the breakup.

But now, tables don turn.

Peller has since moved on and is reportedly dating a beautiful new woman who has openly declared her love for him on social media. The fresh romance has been drawing attention online, with fans praising his glow-up and new happiness.

For Jarvis, however, seeing her former partner move on so boldly seems to have reopened old wounds.

As clips and screenshots continue to circulate online, netizens are divided—some expressing sympathy for Jarvis, others insisting that “you can’t block person and still dey expect make dem wait.”

One thing is clear: love matter don scatter internet again oo! Wahala don set for this Peller and Jarvis saga!

Evidence below

Peller's ex-platonic girlfriend, Jarvis, has been spotted with another man. Has Jarvis moved on? Frankly speaking, they look good together though..

Health Influencer Victoria Everest Caught on Video Allegedly Admitting to False Rape Claims.

Health influencer Victoria Everest Ekong has gone viral after a video surfaced allegedly showing her admit to making false rape allegations.

The footage, secretly filmed in a gym by a man known as Gucci Walker, appears to capture Victoria confessing. Gucci said he recorded after learning someone he knew was accused because, “Victoria planned it very well.”
In the clip, Gucci warns her that lying about rape can backfire. Victoria replies, “It can’t! There’s evidence. I’ve given them my clothes. We had sex.”

She further admits that, “One was for an occasion where he left. The other time he was there but he claimed we didn’t have sex, but there was evidence to say that we had. I don’t care. I wanna take him to the cleaners babe. I hate him cause he’s so much like me that it annoys me.”

Gucci accuses her of pulling a “fake rape charge,” to which she counters:
“That’s going to hurt him… With an assault charge and rape charge, he’ll think twice about what he does next time.”

She later adds, “The guy lies for a living. Let him have a taste of his own medicine. That’s all. He spins stories and sells dreams for a living. So when a story is spun on him, let him swallow that pill.” 

Gucci, trying to stay diplomatic, responds,
“I get your angle, but you can’t say you have won.” 
She replies, “It’s not a game. I’m done. I’ve pulled back. I have done what I’ve done and played my move. I’ve moved on.”

Victoria has not commented but the charges have reportedly been dropped.

“Till today, people still ask me,
‘Why you no talk when Regina moved on?’
‘Why you just bone like say nothing happen?’

Truth is, we were close, we shared dreams, we laughed. So when I saw her wedding online, it hit me.

But that day, I chose peace. I no go rant, I no go drag. Love no need to turn into wahala. Her happiness still matters.

And that héartbreak? I used it to grow. I worked, I hustled, I built myself.

Now I’ve got a son, and my focus is on him and his mother — not on the past.

I’m shining today not because I didn’t feel páin, but because I refused to let pâin hold me down.

— Somadina Adinma

Ajaokuta Steel Company Will Not Work — Billionaire Dangote Declares, cites reasons.

The President and Chief Executive Officer of Dangote Refinery, Aliko Dangote, has dismissed the viability of the Ajaokuta Steel Company, insisting it cannot function.

Speaking with newsmen, Dangote stressed that no nation can thrive without a steel industry, but maintained that Ajaokuta cannot deliver on that role.

He said, “There is no nation that you can build without a steel industry and honestly within us here, Ajaokuta Steel Company will not work. We can keep deceiving ourselves and keep being passionate about it, but it’s not possible.”

Drawing comparisons, he added: “It’s like you now, if you remember those vehicles we used to produce for Volkswagen, Igala. If you bring Igala now, will you compare it with the current Kia? No. Things have changed.”

Dangote recounted his recent experience in Italy, saying: “I was waiting for my driver in Italy and we didn’t see him on Tuesday and my assistant called an Uber going to a restaurant. The guy was nice to us and gave us mint but I said no thank you. I said this vehicle is nice and he said no it’s Tesla electric and our electricity is very expensive here. I said what does it cost you? He said about €20 to fully charge to run 500km.”

According to him, the world has moved on and Nigeria must adapt: “Things have changed and all of us have to keep changing or you will become archaic, it’s like you going to the grave yards to try being a dead person or you go hospital to bring somebody from his dying bed to run 100 meters, it’s impossible.”

Dangote also took a swipe at Nigerians’ travel habits: “I love Nigerians because it’s only Nigerians who would rush to the airport without having a confirmed booking and he would make much noise.”

VeryDarkMan blasts his lawyer Adeyanju for warning him against unnecessary risk.

Popular Nigerian social media critic, VeryDarkMan, has blasted his lawyer, Deji Adeyanju for advising him against unnecessary risk.

DAILY POST reports that Adeyanju had in a post on X, advised VeryDarkMan against unnecessary risks, stating that everyone will move on if anything happens to him.

Adeyanju wrote; “I call VDM every time to be careful and stop taking unnecessary risks but he doesn’t listen most of the time. If anything happens to you today, everyone has moved on by tomorrow. We only overrate ourselves, Nigerians don’t rate anybody”.

The lawyer’s post has sparked speculations of feud between him and his client, VeryDarkMan.

Reacting to the post, VeryDarkMan in an Instagram video, noted that such advice can only come from a coward, “anybody wey open his mouth talk that thing is a coward”.

While expressing his disappointment, VeryDarkMan said; “I’m really disappointed by this tweet from my lawyer about me.

“First thing first, I’m really disappointed in my lawyer, Deji Adeyanju. I’m so disappointed in you for this post especially because you are a comrade. If it was an ordinary Nigerian that say this thing I would have assumed they don’t know better.

“It’s true that Nigerians will move on if anything happens to me today, but is there any one that will die and Nigeria will not move on? Jesus Christ died, the world moved on. Catholic Pope died, the world moved on and a new Pope was installed. Buhari died, the world has moved on. Who do you think is special, you?

“Ultimately, anybody wey open his mouth talk that thing is a coward. I swear to God, any human for this country wey open his to say Nigeria will move on if you die is a coward . And trust me, that is a word those politicians have put out there to scare people from talking. Like I said, this na coward talk.

” I have the platform. Some people self wey no dey take risks, them they come kill them for their house. Look at what happened in Benue, Borno, Taraba, Delta State, Enugu. You think you are important? We are all nothing. You add so much importance to your life when you are nothing “.

“I was on top of the world.
After I dropped ‘Holiday’ with Davido, everything changed. Back-to-back hits—‘Pana,’ ‘Duro,’ ‘Diana’—I was touring, making money, chilling with Drake and other big stars. Life was sweet.

Then, one morning, I woke up… and my voice was gone. Just like that.

I couldn’t sing. Had to cancel all my shows. I started going from doctor to doctor. I did some surgerîes in Nigeria—got better for a bit. But then they told me I had GÉRD… something that was méssing with my voice bádly.

I spent everything I had trying to fix it. Traveling from country to country. I was so bróke I had to sell some of my songs—even ones I loved—just to pay for treátment. Davido bought one and supported me. I finally went to London for sûrgery.

It worked. I got my voice back. But by the time I was ready to sing again, the industry had moved on. I had to start from scratch.

Now I’m better and still making music… but things aren’t like before. I’m not where I used to be.

It’s been a tóugh journey. But I’m still here.”

— Tekno