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Peller, Jarvis not spiritually compatible — Social media psychic, Ajibola raises alarm
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Peller, Jarvis not spiritually compatible — Social media psychic, Ajibola raises alarm

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Nigerian psychic, Elizabeth Ajibola has claimed that TikTok personalities Peller and Jarvis are spiritually incompatible, warning that their relationship could negatively affect Peller if it progresses to marriage.

Ajibola made the remarks in a video circulating on social media, where she alleged that she had previously advised Jarvis against the relationship because they were not spiritually suited for each other.

According to Ajibola, she warned Jarvis about a month ago insisting that the relationship would eventually create problems for Peller despite appearing stable at the moment.

“So, a month ago I told Jarvis, I said, ‘Your leg is not good for Peller. You two are not a match,’” she said.

Ajibola insisted that while the relationship currently appears stable, she believes its consequences will become evident with time.

“I told her like that because it is easy to join two things together, but very soon a lot of things will start manifesting into the life of that boy, into the reality of that boy,” she added.

She went further to attribute what she described as the couple’s incompatibility to their alleged spiritual origins, claiming Peller is “a marine child” while Jarvis comes from what she called “a snake community.”

“It is not okay for a water pikin, a marine boy, to go and marry from a snake community. Very soon, everything will not be okay with you, especially with Peller, not with you, with Peller. Your leg is very bad,” she alleged.

She also advised intending couples to seek spiritual guidance before marriage, saying people should pray and seek confirmation before deciding on a life partner.

“But, what is going on in this world? You cannot pray before you marry somebody? Go and pray. ‘Is this person okay for me? Is her leg going to be okay for me?’ Huh, I talk my own oh,” she said.

Neither Peller nor Jarvis had publicly responded to Ajibola’s claims as of the time this report was filed.

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Peller, Jarvis not spiritually compatible — Social media psychic, Ajibola raises alarm

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