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A popular Nigerian TikTok creator, known online as Peller, was involved in a dramatic incident in Lagos in which he crashed his custom‑wrapped blue Mercedes SUV, reportedly worth over N100 million, amid an emotionally charged dispute with his girlfriend, Jarvis.
The episode unfolded after Peller began a live video on social media platform, TikTok, during which he appeared distressed by developments in his personal life, including frustrations over a failed plan to purchase sniper, a common poisonous chemical, amid ongoing tensions in his relationship.
Shortly into the broadcast, he lost control of his luxury sports utility vehicle and collided with an object, bringing the livestream to an abrupt end.
According to details circulating online, the quarrel with Jarvis stemmed from disagreements about how their relationship should be shared with the public.
Jarvis had indicated she did not want a highly visible public display of affection or a “PDA‑style” relationship online, preferring to keep aspects of their romance private.
Peller was said to have felt undervalued and unloved after their decision to avoid sharing personal moments publicly, contributing to mounting emotional strain between the pair.
In the footage posted just before the crash, Peller is heard recounting how he had sent someone to purchase sniper, but became agitated when that plan failed. The subsequent confrontation with Jarvis reportedly intensified his distress.
Newsmakerslive.org learned that he was rescued from the wreckage by bystanders and taken to an undisclosed hospital.
There has been no official statement from Lagos authorities regarding injuries and no confirmation that any charges or formal inquiries have been launched.
Video clips and reactions continue to circulate widely on social media, where followers have expressed concern for Peller’s well‑being and urged young influencers to manage personal challenges with care.
Peller, whose real name is Habeeb Hamzat, has amassed millions of followers on TikTok and other platforms and is recognised as one of Nigeria’s most followed online content creators.
The relationship between Peller and Jarvis has previously been the subject of intense public attention, including debates around how they share content and personal moments with their audiences.
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