Popular TikTok content creator Habeeb Hamzat refutes allegations of fathering an unborn child and promises a cash reward to locate the accuser.
Nigerian streamer Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, has offered a N5 million cash bounty to anyone who can locate an unidentified woman claiming he fathered her unborn child.
The content creator issued the reward in a viral livestream video on Thursday, September 17, 2026, amid growing public reaction across social media platforms.
Accusations Surface with Alleged Medical Documentation
The controversy escalated days earlier after an unidentified female TikTok creator published a video alleging she was carrying Peller’s child.
In the video, the woman displayed what she described as an official medical report to back her claims. She further alleged that she attempted to contact Peller privately regarding the pregnancy.
According to her statement, Peller asked her to terminate the pregnancy a request she claimed to have flatly refused due to personal beliefs.
Peller Denies Claim and Declares Accuser Wanted
Peller strongly denied the allegations on September 14, warning that he would take decisive legal measures against anyone fabricating false reports against his name.
Addressing the issue again alongside his wife and fellow content creator, Elizabeth Aminata Amadu (Jarvis), Peller declared the accuser wanted.
“That girl who says she’s pregnant for me, they will find her and catch her,” Peller stated during the broadcast.
“Anybody who sees her, please bring her. I’m going to reward you with 5 million naira. If they catch her, I will make sure they lock her up. Even if her family begs, I won’t answer,” he added.
allegations raised by the TikTok creator
Rising Legal and Social Media Scrutiny
The bounty announcement comes weeks after Peller’s high-profile marriage to Jarvis, intensifying public interest surrounding the scandal.
This is not the first instance where the streamer has announced a public financial bounty to address personal controversies. He previously announced a similar N5 million reward targeting a herbalist who made spiritual allegations against him.
Legal commentators online have raised questions regarding the legality of private individuals issuing public wanted declarations and bounty rewards without formal law enforcement directives.
Neither the unidentified woman nor law enforcement authorities have issued an official legal response to the streamer’s public statements as of press time.
