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‘I paid for stolen phones’ — Peller opens up on chaos at wedding
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‘I paid for stolen phones’ — Peller opens up on chaos at wedding

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TikToker, Peller, has alleged that several incidents, including phone thefts and a road accident, occurred outside the venue of his traditional wedding, saying the events disrupted guests despite the celebration taking place inside.

Peller made the claims while speaking during a livestream, where he reflected on what he described as the chaotic atmosphere around the venue on the day of the ceremony.

According to the content creator, he wants his white wedding to be different from the traditional ceremony because of the incidents that reportedly happened outside the event.

“No worry, my white wedding no go be like the way una do that day. Na so I see one video wey car go jam one guy,” he said.

According to Peller, what was meant to be a joyful celebration was overshadowed by reports of phone thefts and confusion outside the venue, incidents he blamed on suspected hoodlums popularly known as agberos.

“Agbero don occupy Lagos. No be small. Agbero plenty pass guests wey come to my wedding. Agbero plenty outside. People wey come say dem dey snatch their phones. Una know how many phone I don pay for?” he said.

He claimed one female guest had her phone stolen shortly after arriving at the venue.

“One girl, as she reach, na so dem snatch her phone for gate. Dem run away,” he alleged.

Peller also recalled learning about a reported accident while he was inside the hall celebrating.

“Me wey I dey inside hall dey do my wedding, na so them say I kill person.

“Agbero stay for front of car. Them say comot, he no gree. The car owner vex con jam am,” he said.

‘I paid for stolen phones’ — Peller opens up on chaos at wedding

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