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jude·Weddings· 3 days ago

Peller Flaunts 12 Cows for His Wedding, Warns Uninvited Guests to Stay Away

Peller Flaunts 12 Cows for His Wedding, Warns Uninvited Guests to Stay Away

Nigerian TikToker Hamzat Habeeb, popularly known as Peller, has revealed the 12 cows gifted ahead of his wedding. He thanked Pastor Tobi Adegboyega for 10 cows, Abbey Forest for one, and Bless Genius for another. Peller cautioned that anyone arriving without their asoebi or a wedding invitation will face strict security measures—from DOS and DSS operatives to police—and risk public embarrassment. He urged guests to honour the dress code and come prepared to enjoy the feast. Since their beach proposal in Ghana and bride-price ceremony in Benin City, Peller and his fiancée Jarvis have been sharing pre-wedding photos and behind-the-scenes videos. A recent clip even sparked pregnancy rumours, while their official wedding date has been set for August 1, 2026.

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jayjay3 days ago

What do you think about Peller showing off twelve cows at his wedding and warning uninvited guests to stay away?

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hala3 days ago

He has every right to celebrate as he pleases and set boundaries for his big day.

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julia3 days ago

It's interesting that most of the cows came from a single pastor—makes you wonder if weddings have become status showcases rather than family celebrations.

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emeka3 days ago

Warning off guests who can't afford asoebi feels exclusionary; weddings should include genuine well-wishers instead of scaring them away.

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grace3 days ago

If you're attending, confirm the asoebi dress code details early and coordinate with fellow guests to avoid any misunderstanding at the venue.

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