Peller Spends Over N300m on Wedding, Fans React

Peller Spends Over N300m on Wedding, Fans React

By Fatimoh Salu

Nigerian content creator, Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, has disclosed that he spent over N300 million on his wedding.

Peller made the revelation in a TikTok post, where he wrote, “300million plus gone for wedding.”

However, his disclosure drew comments from followers who questioned whether the massive spending was eventually offset by the financial gains and other benefits associated with the wedding.

One TikTok user, Larry_X, commented, “You spend 300 million and collect 400 million house who gain now.” Similarly, another user, Armstrong, wrote, “You gain pass that 300m Guyyy,” while Bella also reacted, saying, “300 million gone 1 billion recovered 😏.”

The comments suggest that some followers believe Peller may have received benefits from the wedding that could have exceeded the amount he spent. This is because real estate mogul King Ochacho reportedly gifted the couple a ₦400 million mansion in Abuja as a wedding present.

Moreso, the content creator was seen in a viral video showing off bundles of cash gifts received at the wedding, which further fueled reactions from fans over the financial gains associated with the ceremony.

The 21-year-old streamer, who has over 10.8 million followers on TikTok, tied the knot with his partner, Jarvis, in a star-studded ceremony in Lagos on August 1, 2026. The wedding not only attracted over 50,000 virtual guests across YouTube and Twitch, but also featured celebrities including Femi Kuti, Iyabo Ojo, and Zinoleesky.

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