Alleged money laundering: Jarvis threatens legal action, orders Peller to tender public apology

The management of popular content creator Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, widely known as Jarvis (Jadrolita), has issued a formal demand for an immediate public apology from fellow influencer and boyfriend, Hamzat Habeeb Adelaja, better known as Peller.

The request follows allegations made by Peller during a recent social media live session, where he insinuated that Jarvis was involved in money laundering.

In a statement released on Sunday by Aiso Entertainment, Jarvis’ management strongly refuted the claims, describing them as “patently false,” “malicious,” and unsupported by any evidence.”

The letter, dated November 2, 2025, accused the 20-year-old content creator of launching a “deliberate assault” on Jarvis’s reputation, built over years of creative work and ethical conduct.

“Jadrolita has never engaged in, nor been implicated in, any form of illicit financial conduct, her affairs have always been conducted with the highest standards of transparency and legality,” the statement partly reads.

The controversy erupted after Peller, known for his lavish lifestyle allegedly told viewers that Jadrolita, famous for her AI-inspired “Jarvis” persona was involved in money laundering.

The accusation quickly went viral, triggering heated debates across Nigerian social media and raising concerns among her brand partners.

Aiso Entertainment has now given Peller and his team 48 hours to issue a full retraction and public apology, including an acknowledgment of the statement’s falsehood, an expression of remorse, and a commitment to cease further defamatory content.

Failure to comply, the statement warns, will result in legal action.

“Jadrolita remains resolute in her pursuit of positive impact and creative expression, undeterred by the shadows cast by envy or misinformation,” the management affirmed, thanking supporters for their solidarity amid the backlash.