Reported by: Oahimire Omone Precious | Edited by: Oravbiere Osayomore Promise.
Real estate mogul and billionaire entrepreneur King Mohamed Adah, popularly known as King Ochacho, has described the ₦400 million mansion he gifted to TikTok star Habeeb Hamzat, known as Peller, and his wife, Elizabeth Amadou, popularly called Jarvis, as "small money," insisting that the lavish property is only the beginning of his support for the couple. Ochacho made the statement during a TikTok livestream on Monday, August 3, 2026, just two days after the couple's star-studded traditional wedding ceremony in Lagos on Saturday, August 1, where he presented the luxury property to the newlyweds in front of a room full of celebrities and guests.
During the livestream, Ochacho, who is the founder of Ochacho Real Homes, did not mince words about the scale of his wealth and the magnitude of his generosity. "400 million is no money. 400 million is just 400 Naira as far as Ice King, Money Man, Ochacho Real Estate is concerned. It's small money to them," he declared, referring to his son and his business empire. He explained that the decision to gift the Abuja property, located in the upscale Life Camp district near his family estate, Palace 7, was inspired by his children, who admire Peller's positive influence on young people and suggested that the couple should live close to them. "Peller has a very good heart. Whenever we give, God replenishes it and restores double what we have because we give," Ochacho said, explaining his motivation for the lavish gesture.
The real estate mogul also hinted that the ₦400 million mansion would not be the most significant gift Peller would ever receive from him. "That house is going to be the smallest gift ever I'm going to give to Peller. The next one I'll give to Peller, they will off light in this country. They shouldn't worry. That house is going to be the smallest gift I'll give to him," he said during the livestream, sending shockwaves across social media and sparking intense debate about wealth, generosity, and the growing influence of Nigeria's creator economy. His comments have since gone viral, with many Nigerians struggling to comprehend how a ₦400 million property could be described as insignificant.
The mansion gift was first announced during Peller and Jarvis's traditional wedding ceremony at a lavish venue in Lekki, Lagos, on Saturday, August 1. Taking the microphone, Ochacho addressed the couple and the hundreds of guests in attendance, saying: "On behalf of my children, I am presenting a brand new house for you worth ₦400 million in Abuja. Congratulations, Peller." The announcement drew thunderous applause from the audience, which included actresses Iyabo Ojo and Eniola Badmus, social media influencer Nons Miraj, singer Zinoleesky, actress Papaya Ex, content creator Cute Abiola, socialite Soso Soberekon, influencer Purple Speedy, and Tanzanian singer Juma Jux. The moment was captured on video and quickly became one of the most talked-about highlights of the wedding, which was one of the biggest social events of the year in Nigeria's entertainment and digital media circles.
The gift fulfilled a promise Ochacho had made months earlier during the wedding of music executive Soso Soberekon, where he had pledged to support Peller's wedding with a substantial contribution. At the time, Peller had jokingly invited Ochacho to his wedding, never expecting the billionaire to take the invitation seriously. Reflecting on the moment, Peller recalled: "When I met you at Soso's wedding, I was jokingly inviting you to my wedding. I didn't know you would come, but you surprised me. Inside your surprise, another surprise still come dey inside." The gift was not the only extraordinary contribution the couple received. Businessman Pascal Okechukwu, popularly known as Cubana Chief Priest, had earlier pledged ₦10 million towards the wedding, while American entrepreneur Gregory Pizarro Jr. travelled to Lagos and surprised Peller with a $20,000 cash gift. Additionally, the Chief Executive Officer of Promiseland Estate, Lawrence Emmanuel, presented the newlyweds with a plot of land in Abuja valued at ₦150 million.
Beyond the mansion gift, Ochacho used the livestream to announce a series of other philanthropic initiatives. He revealed plans to sponsor the education of selected students as part of the birthday celebration of his son, Ice King, who was turning 13. "If you have not paid your school fees and you have a genuine school account, Ice King is going to help you on Thursday on his birthday. You can give us the direct account to the school, they are going to help you pay your school fees. We are going to select a certain number of people across the country that we are going to pay their school fees on Thursday," he said. He also announced a giveaway of ₦100,000 each to 30 people who submit the best videos using his son's new song, with disbursement dates set for August 9 and August 16.
The lavish gift and Ochacho's subsequent comments have sparked mixed reactions on social media, with some praising the billionaire for his generosity and support of young creators, while others questioned the motives behind the widely publicised donation. Critics argued that the money could have been used to address more pressing social issues, while supporters pointed to Ochacho's other philanthropic initiatives as evidence of his broader commitment to giving back to the community. Regardless of the debate, the ₦400 million mansion gift has cemented Ochacho's reputation as one of Nigeria's most generous and flamboyant billionaires, while also highlighting the growing intersection of wealth, entertainment, and social media influence in the country's evolving cultural landscape.
For Peller and Jarvis, the gift represents not just a life-changing asset but also a validation of their influence and the relationships they have built within Nigeria's elite circles. For Ochacho, the gesture is a reflection of his belief in the power of giving and his desire to inspire others to support young talent. As he put it during the livestream: "We are fully ready, loaded to deliver. In short, we are hungry to deliver." With promises of even bigger gifts on the horizon, the public will be watching closely to see what King Ochacho does next.
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