Nigerian content creator Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, has reacted after a woman allegedly claimed that she was pregnant for him and accused him of having an encounter with her.
The allegation has sparked reactions online, with the social media personality responding in a manner that has further fuelled the controversy.
The woman’s claim surfaced on social media, although the circumstances surrounding the allegation remain unclear. It is also uncertain when or where the alleged incident took place.
Reacting to the claim, Peller appeared to dismiss the allegation while issuing a warning to the woman and another individual whom he referred to as a “babalawo”.
In a post, he wrote:
“Una see that lady wey talk say she is pregnant for me and that babalawo if I don touch Una own then una family go beg.”
The statement, written in Nigerian Pidgin, generated further discussion among social media users as many attempted to interpret the circumstances behind the exchange.
Peller’s response appeared to suggest that he rejected the woman’s claim and was prepared to take action if he believed she had made a false accusation against him.
However, neither the woman’s identity nor the full context of her allegation was immediately clear from the information circulating online.
The claim against Peller has not been independently verified.
There is also no publicly available evidence confirming that the woman is pregnant for the content creator or establishing the circumstances surrounding her allegation.
As a result, the claims remain allegations, and it would be premature to conclude without hearing directly from the woman and establishing the facts surrounding the matter.
Peller has also not provided evidence publicly confirming or disproving the specific details of the allegation beyond his reaction.
The controversy has attracted a wide range of reactions on social media.
Some users questioned the woman’s claim and suggested that she could face legal consequences if her allegation was found to be false.
One user, @dreyogkm, wrote, “I hope this girl get lawyer bcuz if Jarvis see this video they go arrest this girl.”
Another user, @JETmayan, appeared to mock the situation, writing, “This one no go even come out of prison. Sabi that herbalist come out, your own go long.”
Some commenters focused on the possibility that the woman was seeking attention or publicity.
@AABAMIDELE wrote, “Nothing people never do to blow, this one prison still dey on pending,” while @millie_kash2 commented, “Kuje beans dey hungry her.”
Other reactions, however, urged social media users not to dismiss the allegation without evidence.
One user, @MuhdAwwalcdr, asked, “What if the lady is saying the truth?”
Another commenter, @iMular_26, wrote, “It’s about to go down!”
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Meanwhile, @uchenna1220 joked, “Na low-key arrest peller dey run o,” as the conversation continued to generate engagement.
The development has once again highlighted the speed with which allegations involving public figures can spread on social media.
While some users have already taken sides, the available information does not establish whether the woman’s claim is genuine or false.
For now, Peller’s response remains his public position on the matter, while the woman’s allegation has not been independently substantiated.
Further clarification from the individuals involved would be required to establish what actually happened and whether any formal action will follow.
