One of the biggest highlights of Peller and Jarvis’s lavish wedding celebration on August 1, 2026, came when billionaire businessman and real estate mogul King Ochacho stunned the newlyweds with a brand-new mansion worth ₦400 million in Lifecamp, Abuja.
In a now-viral video from the star-studded event in Lagos, King Ochacho addressed the couple and their guests directly. He explained that homes located near his own palace go for no less than ₦400 million, then revealed what had actually inspired the gesture — his children were the ones who told him Peller and Jarvis deserved the mansion.
With the crowd already leaning in, he made the announcement that would dominate wedding conversations for days:
“Peller, on behalf of my children, I am presenting a brand-new house for you worth ₦400 million in Lifecamp, Abuja. Congratulations, Peller.
“The reveal sent the crowd into loud, sustained cheers and applause.

Peller’s Emotional Response
Visibly overwhelmed, Peller thanked King Ochacho repeatedly, struggling for a moment to find the right words. He recalled meeting the billionaire for the first time at another wedding, where he’d jokingly invited him to his own big day without ever seriously expecting him to show up — let alone show up with a gift of this size.
Composing himself, Peller offered a heartfelt prayer for God’s blessings over King Ochacho and his family, thanked him again for gifting him and his wife a ₦400 million mansion, and turned to the crowd to ask them to give “Kingo” a standing ovation for the gesture. The applause that followed showed just how much the moment touched everyone present.
The moment quickly became one of the most talked-about highlights of the day, dominating conversations across social media under the wedding’s official hashtag, #JP2026.
From Proposal to White Wedding: Peller and Jarvis’s Journey
Peller, whose full name is Habeeb Hamzat Adelaja, and Jarvis, born Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, officially tied the knot after a whirlwind public journey that captured the attention of millions of Nigerians.
It began on the night of June 3, 2026, with a romantic proposal at the beachfront La Palm Royal Beach Hotel in Accra, Ghana, where Peller went down on one knee for what fans had long been waiting for. The couple later completed their traditional marriage rites and bride-price payment in Benin City, Edo State — Jarvis’s hometown — before formalizing things with a civil wedding in Lagos on July 29, 2026. The grand white wedding followed on August 1, 2026, closing out a public love story that started with TikTok livestreams back in 2023.
A Lavish Lagos Celebration
The August 1 wedding featured luxurious decorations, red carpets, heavy drapes, elegant red-and-white floral displays, and prominent “Jarvis & Peller” signage throughout the venue. The grand hall in Lagos hosted a star-studded guest list of celebrities, influencers, and content creators from across Nigeria’s entertainment and digital space.
Notable attendees and supporters included Cute Abiola — who arrived early and spoke publicly about Peller’s loyalty and generosity as a friend — as well as Cubana Chief Priest, who separately pledged ₦10 million toward the wedding, and Priscilla Ojo and her husband Juma Jux, who presented the couple with dollar notes during a pre-wedding visit. Fuji star Sule Alao Malaika performed at the reception, a booking Peller pursued personally after revealing his mother is one of the musician’s biggest fans.
The event had already generated significant buzz in the weeks leading up to it over its premium aso-ebi packages, priced between ₦350,000 for four yards and ₦1 million for twelve, with about 400 guests expected to wear the official fabric.
Other Notable Wedding Gifts
Before the mansion surprise, the couple had already received another high-profile gift — a verified ₦150 million plot of land in Abuja from Promiseland Estate. They’ve also shared plans to celebrate their union with a honeymoon spanning eight different countries.
Even so, King Ochacho’s ₦400 million mansion gift ultimately stole the show. It became one of the defining moments of Peller and Jarvis’s wedding and sparked widespread reactions online, with many describing it as pure “grace” and a striking example of just how much support the young TikTok power couple has drawn from Nigeria’s business and entertainment circles alike.
A Fitting Finale to a Very Public Love Story
For a couple who built their entire relationship — and now their marriage — in full public view, through livestreams, comedy skits, and years of shared content, a gift this size feels almost fitting. It’s another chapter in a love story Nigerians have followed from the earliest days of on-screen chemistry all the way to a wedding that has become one of the most talked-about celebrity weddings in the country.
As celebrations continue and more details from the day surface, King Ochacho’s ₦400 million mansion gift is set to remain one of the defining moments people remember when discussing Peller and Jarvis’s wedding — the instant a lighthearted joke about a wedding invitation, made at a stranger’s ceremony months earlier, turned into one of the most talked-about gifts in recent Nigerian celebrity wedding history.


