Popular Nigerian content creator Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, widely known as Jarvis, has issued a 48-hour ultimatum to her boyfriend, Peller, demanding a public apology over his recent money laundering allegations.
In an official statement released by Aiso Entertainment, Jarvis’s management condemned Peller’s claims as “patently false, malicious, and deliberately damaging,” describing them as a “reckless attack” on her reputation and integrity.
“It has come to our attention, with profound dismay and indignation, that Hamzat Habeeb Adelaja, popularly known as Peller, recently disseminated a patently false and malicious allegation via social media, baselessly accusing Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, also known as Jadrolita, of involvement in money laundering activities,” the statement read.
The management emphasized that Jarvis has never engaged in any form of illegal financial activity, maintaining that her professional transactions and sources of income remain transparent, traceable, and legitimate.
The controversy erupted after Peller publicly alleged that Jarvis was involved in a TikTok-based money laundering scheme, claiming she received large sums as “gifts” from followers and later refunded part of the funds.
He has since retracted the statement, admitting that he spoke out of anger and did not fully understand the implications of “money laundering.”
However, the situation escalated when Jarvis later accused Peller of aggressive behavior during one of his emotional outbursts, saying she feared for her safety.
Aiso Entertainment has now demanded that Peller issue a “publicly disseminated, unconditional apology” within 48 hours or face legal consequences.
“Failure to comply within 48 hours will compel us to pursue all available legal remedies to vindicate Jadrolita’s rights and hold accountable those responsible for this reputational sabotage,” the statement concluded.
