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“Peller And Jarvis Went To Canada To Have Their Baby, Not Just For Studies”- Man Claims

  • A Nigerian man in Canada has made a controversial claim about social media personalities Peller and Jarvis.
  • He suggests their trip to Canada was not just for educational reasons, contrary to public belief.
  • The claim has generated significant reactions on social media.

A Canada-based Nigerian man has sparked reactions online after making a claim about the reason Nigerian social media personalities Peller and Jarvis travelled to Canada.

According to the individual, the couple’s trip was not solely for educational purposes, as has been publicly suggested.

The Canada-based Nigerian alleged that Peller and Jarvis travelled to Canada primarily to have their baby, rather than simply to pursue their studies.

“Peller And Jarvis Came To Canada To Give Birth To Their Baby, Not Just To Study,” the individual claimed.

The statement has since generated reactions among social media users, with some questioning the basis of the claim and others sharing their opinions about the couple’s plans.

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Read some comments below:

@#TodayInHistory🇬🇧🇬🇧:”I don’t agree with this narration because their Visa might be student visa. Let’s stop jumping to conclusions without knowing the facts.”

@Rivers Trending:”But na dey poor people dey carry ballots box for a pack of cigarettes and gin 😉  for the politicians”

In other news… VeryDarkMan has reacted to the Federal High Court’s dismissal of a suit seeking a fresh police investigation into the de@th of singer Mohbad.

The court had rejected the case filed by the Registered Trustees of Break the Silence Foundation, ruling that the foundation lacked the legal capacity to bring the action and had failed to provide the original police investigation report to support its claims.

Reacting in an Instagram post, VeryDarkMan questioned why the case could not be reopened and suggested that certain individuals could face problems if a fresh investigation was conducted.

He wrote:

“The question is what harm will it do if the mohbad case is RE-OPENED? Wunmi and iyabo and co will be in trouble that’s the truth.”

His comment comes after the court ruling sparked fresh reactions online, with supporters and critics of efforts to revisit the circumstances surrounding Mohbad’s de@th expressing different views.

The latest court decision does not amount to a determination of any individual’s criminal liability. The court’s ruling was focused on the legal standing and evidentiary basis of the particular suit seeking a fresh police investigation.

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