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Peller Calls Jarvis For Backup After Getting Stuck in Livestream Argument

Peller Calls Jarvis For Backup After Getting Stuck in Livestream Argument

Nigerian skit maker Peller found himself overwhelmed during a heated livestream argument on  Wednesday, September 2, 2026 Peller called in his wife, Jarvis, as his 'secret weapon' when his  colleagues began throwing advanced English and big grammar at him Fans flooded the  comments with reactions, praising the couple's chemistry and describing Jarvis as a blessing to Peller Nigerian skit maker and content creator Peller became the talk of social media after a clip from a livestream showed him calling his wife Jarvis for help mid-argument on Wednesday, September 2, 2026. The video, posted on Instagram, captured a moment when Peller found himself surrounded by colleagues making their points using what fans described as "big grammar" and advanced English. Rather than struggle through it alone, Peller made a swift decision, bringing in Jarvis.  Peller's secret weapon is his wife   The moment he reached out to his wife for backup sent viewers into a frenzy of laugh...

Carter Efe claims Peller, Jarvis were pressured into marriage

  Content creator and streamer, Carter Efe, has claimed that social media personalities Peller and Jarvis were pressured into getting married, expressing his belief that the couple could eventually regret the decision. Carter made the claim during a recent podcast appearance, where he also opened up about his absence from the couple’s highly publicised wedding. According to him, he was not invited to the ceremony, adding that he expects the couple to reconsider their decision when the attention surrounding their relationship eventually fades. “I wasn’t invited to Peller and Jarvis’ wedding. I think they were pressured into getting married, and I believe they’ll regret it in four years when they realise that the internet doesn’t really care about them that much,” he said. Carter’s comments come amid his long-running strained relationship with Peller, with both content creators frequently engaging in public banter and rivalry, particularly over their achievements in the streaming spa...

Transfer: Osimhen decides Galatasaray future as Man Utd announce new signing

  Galatasaray striker Victor Osimhen has decided he won’t leave the club during this summer’s transfer window. According to Foot Mercato, Osimhen made the decision as Rafael Leao reached an agreement in principle to join Galatasaray from AC Milan. The report added that the Nigerian international is enthusiastic about Galatasaray’s sporting project amid the ongoing transfer window. Meanwhile, in another development, Manchester United have confirmed the signing of forward Monica Jusu Bah from BK Häcken FF. Bah signed a contract with Manchester United Women that will see her remain at the club until 2030. Speaking after signing for Manchester United, Bah said: “It’s an unbelievable feeling to join Manchester United.”

Erdogan likens crises in Palestine, Lebanon to Hitler-Pol Pot eras

  President of Turkey Recep Erdogan on Friday compared the dire conditions in Palestine and Lebanon to the sufferings witnessed during the Hitler and Pol Pot periods. The president delivered a speech at the 2026 Mevlid-i Nebi Haftası (The Week of the Prophet’s Birth) opening ceremony at the Istanbul Haliç Congress Center. Gaza and the West Bank—two separate Palestinian territories—and Southern Lebanon are facing severe humanitarian crises amid ongoing occupation by the Israeli military. Decrying the situation, Erdogan recalled how millions of people from diverse backgrounds and faiths were “subjected to genocide” in Hitler’s concentration camps and Pol Pot’s killing fields. “Humanity at that time did nothing but watch what was happening,” the Turkish premier said. “The same mistake is being repeated in Gaza, the West Bank, and Lebanon.” The leader criticized the international community for not showing the necessary reaction to the “genocidal network’s policies” that recognize no ru...

NPC chair, Wushishi dies eight months after assuming office

  The Chairman of the National Population Commission, NPC, Dr Aminu Yusuf Wushishi, is dead. Wushishi, who hailed from Niger State, died on Friday, throwing his associates and political circles into mourning. His Special Adviser on Media, Stanley Nwosu, confirmed the death. “Yes, it is true. The NPC chairman died after a brief illness,” Nwosu said. Wushishi, a former Secretary of the Niger State chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, was said to have fallen ill shortly before his death. DAILY POST reports that Wushishi formally assumed office as Chairman of the National Population Commission on December 2, 2025. He succeeded Nasir Kwarra, who concluded his five-year tenure as NPC chairman in December 2025. At the time of filing this report, details surrounding Wushishi’s death and funeral arrangements were still awaited.

Peller and Jarvis Sharing Honeymoon Moments From Tanzania

              Newlyweds  Peller (Habeeb Hamzat)  and  Jarvis (Elizabeth Amadou)  have jetted               off to  Tanzania  for their honeymoon, about three weeks after their highly publicised             wedding.   Romantic getaway:  The couple have been sharing clips of themselves relaxing together, enjoying their hotel surroundings, ocean scenery and what Peller called the  “real village vibe”  of Tanzania.   Business-class trip:  Jarvis thanked Peller’s mother for making their business-class upgrade possible, noting that it was their first experience travelling in that cabin.   Playful newlywed moments:  Their videos show plenty of affection and playful interactions as they enjoy their first major trip as husband and wife.    More travel planned: ...

Opposition parties lash Yari over APC’ll rule beyond 2031 vow

  ***It’s an empty boast, voters’ll decide —ADC, NDC, SDP, NNPP, PDP ***He’s over-confident, detached from reality —Ameh, Okorie By Clifford Ndujihe, Kingsley Omonobi, Henry Umoru, Luminous Jannamike & John Alechenu OPPOSITION parties and some stakeholders, yesterday, batted the Director-General of All Progressives Congress Presidential Campaign Council, APC-PCC, Senator Abdul’Aziz Yari, over his comments that the ruling party would win the 2027 presidential polls and rule the country beyond 2031. Senator Yari, a former governor of Zamfara State, who spoke at Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, after returning from an overseas trip, expressed confidence that President Bola Ahmed Tinubu will secure re-election in 2027, adding that APC will retain the presidency beyond 2031. Another member of the council, and Minister of Defence, General Christopher Gwabin Musa, retd, also expressed absolute confidence that the APC will achieve success at the polls and continue to delive...