“₦400 Million Is Like ₦400 to Me”- Mr OchaCho Confirms Date to Hand Over ₦400 Million Abuja House Documents to Peller Ahead of White Wedding
- Businessman Mr OchaCho has announced that he will present the documents of the ₦400 million Abuja house he gifted Peller on Friday, one day before the content creator’s white wedding.
- He also announced that Peller would receive a special welcome whenever he visits Abuja.
- The announcement has sparked mixed reactions online, with supporters praising his generosity while others say they will wait until the handover is completed before celebrating.
Businessman Mr OchaCho has stirred fresh reactions online after confirming that he will personally hand over the documents of the ₦400 million Abuja house he promised content creator Peller ahead of his white wedding.
Speaking in a viral video, Mr OchaCho revealed that he plans to present the house documents to Peller on Friday, just a day before the TikTok star’s white wedding. He also announced that Peller would receive a special welcome whenever he visits Abuja.
“I will be giving Peller his documents to his house on Friday, a day to his white wedding,” Mr OchaCho said.
He added, “When Peller comes to Abuja, we are going to welcome him and take him straight to his house. 400M Naira is nothing, it’s 400 naira to me and my children.”
The businessman also disclosed that his family would be celebrating another milestone during the week.
“My son is having his birthday on Thursday, we will be doing giveaways, paying peoples school fees,” he said.
His latest announcement has generated widespread reactions on social media, with many praising his generosity toward Peller and applauding his promise to support students through school fee payments.
Others, however, remained skeptical, saying they would wait until the house documents are officially presented before celebrating the announcement.
As anticipation builds ahead of Peller’s white wedding, many Nigerians are watching to see if the businessman will fulfill his promise as scheduled.
