Nigerian content creator and TikTok streamer Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, has offered a N5 million reward to anyone who can help locate a woman who alleged that he fathered her unborn child.
Peller made the announcement on Thursday, September 17, 2026, amid an ongoing social media controversy surrounding the pregnancy claim. The unidentified woman, who is also a content creator, had earlier posted a video alleging that she was pregnant for Peller and displayed what she described as a medical report.
According to reports, the woman claimed she contacted Peller privately after discovering the pregnancy and alleged that he asked her to terminate it. She said she refused and subsequently took the matter to social media. The allegation has not been independently verified.
Peller has denied being responsible for the alleged pregnancy. In his latest reaction, he appealed to members of the public to provide information that could help locate the woman.
“The girl e Dey wanted, anybody wey see her, 5million make una bring her,” Peller said in a statement circulated online.
The N5 million offer has generated further reactions across social media, with users discussing both the original pregnancy allegation and Peller’s decision to offer a financial reward for information about the woman’s whereabouts.
The development is significant because it has intensified public attention around a personal dispute involving two individuals whose claims have largely played out on social media. However, the identities of the woman and the full circumstances surrounding the allegation remain unclear from publicly available information.
The controversy began earlier in September when the woman shared her allegation online. Peller subsequently rejected the claim and warned against the accusations. As of the latest reports, there is no publicly confirmed evidence establishing that Peller is the father of the alleged pregnancy.
Peller, who has built a large following through TikTok livestreams and entertainment content, married fellow content creator Jarvis in 2026. The latest controversy has added to public interest surrounding the couple and their personal lives.
