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Peller Turns Down DSTV Offer To Stream Wedding Ceremony

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Popular Nigerian content creator and streamer, Habeeb Hamzat, popularly known as Peller, has revealed that he turned down an alleged DSTV offer to stream his upcoming wedding ceremony with his wife, Jarvis.

The couple announced Saturday, August 1, 2026, as their white wedding date.

Speaking on their preparation in a viral video on Friday, Peller claimed that the DSTV reached out to him for permission to stream his wedding, but he rejected the offer.

According to Peller, he declined because he would be streaming the event with his wife.

He said, “DSTV wants to stream my marriage. Yes, they want to stream the wedding for us. But guess what, DSTV, we love you. I’m a streamer. I’m big, I know, but please let me stream my wedding, na my wedding.

“My wife and I will stream our thing on Twitch, YouTube and TikTok. DSTV, thank you.”

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