Nigerian TikTok sensation Peller, whose full name is Hamzat Habeeb Adelaja, has wasted no time returning the favour to the billionaire who stunned his wedding with a ₦400 million mansion gift. Just four days after King Ochacho made headlines for presenting Peller and his new wife, Jarvis, with a luxury property in Abuja's Life Camp, the streamer stepped up with a birthday surprise for the businessman's son, Ice King, a brand-new Toyota Camry reportedly valued at ₦37 million.
Peller makes his move on livestream
Peller announced the gift during a livestream on the night of August 5, 2026, with King Ochacho and his children joining in. During the session, he rallied his TikTok followers to flood Ice King with birthday messages, turning the occasion into a public celebration.
The TikTok content creator went further, promising to personally mentor Ice King into a music career and aggressively promote his sound, on one condition: that King Ochacho hand his son over to him. The billionaire agreed, officially declaring Ice King as Peller's godson and welcoming the content creator into his family. He added that Peller would never lack for anything, describing him as someone who had "sown a seed into his own mighty ocean."
How it all started at Peller's wedding
The exchange traces back to August 1, 2026, when King Ochacho, whose full name is King Mohammed Odeh Adah, took to the stage at Peller and Jarvis's wedding ceremony to announce the ₦400 million mansion gift. He explained that the idea came from his own children, who see Peller as a role model for their generation.
Ochacho added that properties near Palace 7, the venue reserved for his upcoming 50th birthday, start at no less than ₦400 million, yet his children insisted on nothing short of that for the couple.
Fans React to Peller's birthday gift to King Ochacho's son
The gift video sparked lively conversation online. One user, @Emeka39708143, commented, "Peller don invest for him full future!! Generational wealth bagged." Another, @GabbysTwitt, noted, "We know this format, Peller wise gan ?" @bavivmb added, "Peller say the guy no happy keh ?"
@JeremiahOdunuga remarked, "The boy they drive Benz 2026 peller na were y ooo the Man self laugh," while @thamizhval88561 joked, "That's the only time a birthday wish comes with a loan approval, I guess! ?"
Peller recalls tough childhood struggles
Earlier, Legit.ng reported that TikTok creator Peller opened up about his difficult upbringing, sharing how hunger and financial hardship shaped his early life. He revealed during a livestream with his wife, Jarvis, that he survived secondary school with just 200 naira daily, often begging classmates for food or collecting numbers of wealthier peers to later request small amounts of money.
Today, Peller credits his mother's prayers for his transformation, noting that those who once doubted him now witness his success and call him for help.
