Reported by: Ijeoma G | Edited by: Oravbiere Osayomore Promise.
TikTok star Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, and his wife, Elizabeth Amadou, also known as Jarvis, have become the talk of the nation after real estate mogul King Mohamed Adah, popularly called King Ochacho, gifted them a fully furnished luxury mansion worth ₦400 million during their white wedding ceremony in Lagos on Friday, August 1, 2026. The surprise announcement, made by the founder of Ochacho Real Homes in the presence of celebrities, content creators, and family members, has elevated the couple's wedding into one of the most talked-about social events of the year, with videos of the emotional moment quickly going viral across social media platforms.
The lavish ceremony, held in Lagos, was the culmination of a high-profile romance that had largely unfolded in the public eye through livestreams, collaborations, and frequent social media appearances. Peller and Jarvis' journey to the altar began with a proposal in June 2026 at the La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Ghana, followed by traditional marriage rites in Benin City, Edo State, where Peller formally paid the bride price to Jarvis' family. The couple legalised their union with a court wedding in Lagos on July 29 before celebrating their white wedding on Friday, where they received the multimillion-naira property gift.
The ₦400 million mansion, located in Abuja's upscale Life Camp district, was presented to the newlyweds by King Ochacho on behalf of his family. In his address to guests, the real estate entrepreneur explained that the decision to gift the luxury property was inspired by Peller's positive impact on the younger generation. "My family and I left everything we were doing in Abuja to come through for Peller because he is an inspiration to this generation," Ochacho said. "So, because of that, I sat down with my children and asked them, 'What can we do for Peller?'" He then announced to loud applause: "On behalf of my children, I am presenting a brand new house for you worth ₦400 million in Abuja. Congratulations, Peller."
The gesture followed an earlier promise made by Ochacho to support Peller's marriage. Months before the wedding, during the ceremony of music executive Soso Soberekon, the businessman had invited the TikTok star to his own wedding and pledged financial assistance, telling him at the time: "I am going to send you six zeros, millions." The mansion gift was not the only extraordinary contribution the couple received. Businessman and socialite Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, had earlier pledged ₦10 million towards the wedding. American entrepreneur and longtime TikTok supporter Gregory Pizarro Jr. travelled to Lagos and surprised Peller with a $20,000 cash gift during a meeting at his hotel. Additionally, the Chief Executive Officer of Promiseland Estate, Lawrence Emmanuel, presented the newlyweds with a plot of land in Abuja valued at ₦150 million.
The wedding, tagged #JP2026, quickly became one of the biggest celebrity events of the year, attracting several high-profile personalities from Nigeria's entertainment and social media circles. Among those present were singer Zinoleesky, actress Iyabo Ojo, Cubana Chief Priest, Priscilla Ojo and her husband, Tanzanian singer Juma Jux, media personality Daddy Freeze, social media influencer Nons Miraj, actress Papaya Ex, content creator Cute Abiola, socialite Soso Soberekon, influencer Purple Speedy, Aunty Ramota, and Tee Dollar. Fuji musician Sule Alao Malaika provided live entertainment, while the venue featured luxury vehicles, coordinated aso-ebi outfits, and a competition offering a reported ₦5 million prize for the best-dressed guest.
True to their status as digital content creators, Peller and Jarvis livestreamed the ceremony across multiple online platforms, including Twitch and YouTube, allowing thousands of supporters from across the world to witness the celebration in real time. One of the ceremony's biggest talking points was the appearance of content creator and self-styled financial adviser Emmanuel Obruste, popularly known as GehGeh, as one of Peller's groomsmen. His participation surprised many followers because he had previously criticised Peller's decision to marry, arguing that the TikTok star was too young and not emotionally prepared for marriage. Videos of GehGeh dancing alongside other groomsmen and participating in the festivities quickly went viral, adding to the widespread online conversation surrounding the wedding.
The couple, who have built a large following by sharing their relationship through livestreams, collaborative content, and public appearances, have now cemented their status as one of Nigeria's most talked-about influencer couples. Their wedding, marked by an extraordinary wave of generosity, has set a new benchmark for celebrity weddings in the country, with gifts running into hundreds of millions of naira. For Peller and Jarvis, the ₦400 million mansion, the ₦150 million plot of land, the $20,000 cash gift, and the outpouring of support from friends, family, and fans represent not just a celebration of their union but a testament to the power of digital influence and the relationships they have built along the way.
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