Nobody Should Invite My Husband Without Inviting Me — Jarvis Issues Stern Warning

Nigerian TikTok sensation Amadou Elizabeth, popularly known as Jarvis, has issued a firm and unambiguous warning to event organizers, brands, and friends against inviting her husband, streamer Habeeb Hamzat (known as Peller), to nightclubs or social outings without including her. The content creator made her position known during a TikTok live session, where she advised married men against attending clubs unaccompanied and set clear rules for anyone seeking to engage her husband socially. Her comments come shortly after billionaire businessman Mansa extended an invitation to Peller to attend a nightclub, an action that appears to have triggered Jarvis’s public declaration. The TikToker’s warning has since sparked widespread discussion across social media, with many weighing in on the boundaries she has set for her marriage.

Speaking passionately during her live session, Jarvis expressed her disapproval of married men attending nightclubs alone, describing such environments as unsuitable for solo husbands. She argued that numerous things happen in club settings and suggested that men in marriages should attend with their wives. “It’s not good for a married man to go to club alone. A lot of things go on in there. Go with your wife, your wife can twerk and do other things too,” she said. The content creator further revealed her personal dislike for club environments, describing them as places where many things take place. “Please, it is not actually good. Club is another world; I don’t really like it. A lot of things go on in there. I will not advise a married man to go there alone. You can go there with your wife. Have fun with your wife. Your wife can twerk too,” she added.

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Jarvis specifically warned those who had been reaching out to Peller directly, making it clear that any invitation meant for her husband must also include her. She stressed that the two of them would decide together whether to accept or decline any social invitation, emphasizing that their marriage is now a partnership. “I am warning you people now, nobody should invite my husband without inviting me to a club party or anywhere. We the couples will decide if we will come or not, or if the wife will come or not,” she stated. The TikToker also urged brands and promoters to view her and Peller as a unit moving forward. Although they remain separate brands professionally, she insisted that their marital status should be respected in social invitations. “If you’re inviting my husband to club, invite both couples. Me and my husband are now one. We’ll now decide whether the wife will come or not. That is our decision to make,” she said. Jarvis further advised event organizers to consider alternatives such as dinner outings if the planned club event would take place late at night, demonstrating a willingness to compromise while maintaining her boundaries.

To smooth over the situation following Jarvis’s public warning, billionaire Mansa joined her live session and showered her with five “Lion” virtual gifts on TikTok as an apology. The gesture appears to have helped calm tensions, though Jarvis maintained her stance on the matter, making it clear that her position was non-negotiable moving forward. The gesture from Mansa was widely seen as an attempt to mend fences after the controversy, and it generated additional buzz on social media, with many users commenting on the unusual way the billionaire chose to apologize.

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Jarvis and Peller, both prominent content creators, recently tied the knot in a highly publicised traditional wedding ceremony on August 8, 2026. During the ceremony, Peller made an emotional vow to build their marriage on equality, declaring, “We are one. Whatever is mine is yours. I promise to do 50/50 with you; I don’t care what people say.” The couple’s marriage continues to attract significant attention across social media, with nearly every update about their relationship generating substantial public reaction. Peller previously addressed criticism about their relationship, noting that some people had questioned their age difference and mocked him for being “just 21.” Jarvis’s warning also comes after Peller recently shared a disturbing encounter he had with her following his return from a club at 4am, which has prompted discussions about the couple’s relationship dynamics and Jarvis’s expectations as a newly married woman. That incident appears to have reinforced her determination to set clear boundaries early in their marriage.

The TikToker’s declaration has sparked mixed reactions across social media platforms. Some users have supported her stance on married couples attending social events together, praising her for setting clear boundaries early in her marriage. Others have questioned her approach to managing her husband’s professional engagements, arguing that such public warnings could affect Peller’s career opportunities and potentially harm his relationships with brands and promoters. However, Jarvis has remained firm on her position, insisting that she and Peller would decide together whether to accept any invitation. Her warning has also prompted broader conversations about marriage dynamics, respect, and the importance of setting boundaries in relationships, with many social media users weighing in on both sides of the debate. As the couple continues to navigate life in the public eye, it remains to be seen how brands and event organizers will respond to Jarvis’s demands, and whether her stance will influence how other public figures approach similar situations in their own marriages.

Osun Election: Davido Alleges Soldiers Tried to Stop Him from Entering State

Afrobeats superstar David Adeleke, popularly known as Davido, has alleged that soldiers are attempting to prevent him from entering Osun State as voters head to the polls for Saturday’s governorship election. Davido, who is a nephew of incumbent Governor Ademola Adeleke, made the claim in a post on his verified X account early Saturday, insisting that no security personnel would stop him from accessing the state. “I’ve been reliably informed that soldiers are trying to prevent me from entering Osun tomorrow, this won’t happen, every citizen of Nigeria has the right to movement at any point of time,” he wrote. The singer did not disclose who gave him the information or identify the soldiers allegedly involved.

Davido’s allegation came hours after the Nigeria Police Force announced a restriction of movement across Osun State as part of security arrangements for the governorship election. According to the police, the restriction took effect from 12:00 midnight on Friday, August 14, and will remain in place until 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, August 15, 2026. The police also reiterated the ban on the participation of the Amotekun Corps and other non-state security groups in security operations for the election, warning that only security agencies recognised under the constitution are authorised to perform law-enforcement duties in connection with the election. Over 15,000 police personnel have been deployed across the state’s 30 local government areas, with a Deputy Inspector-General of Police coordinating the operation, while police helicopters and drones have also been deployed for aerial surveillance during the election. The Force Public Relations Officer had further disclosed that soldiers would seal roads leading into the state from midnight as part of measures to control movement.

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The singer’s claim generated significant reactions online, with some users arguing that security checks were expected because of the election-day lockdown, while others expressed concern that Davido could be facing a targeted restriction due to his prominent support for the incumbent governor. Reacting to Davido’s post, former presidential media aide Bashir Ahmad dismissed the allegation as “dramatic,” pointing to the publicly announced movement restrictions. “You are just dramatic, @davido. It has been widely announced by the security operators that movement in and around Osun will be restricted from 12 midnight today until 6 pm today due to the election and this is a standard security measure during elections anywhere not peculiar to Osun,” Ahmad wrote. Ahmad added: “So the right to freedom of movement does not mean ignoring lawful security measures put in place to ensure a peaceful and credible election.”

Some X users also questioned Davido’s awareness of the movement restrictions. One user, @OgbeniDipo, advised the singer to remain in Lagos to avoid being detained, stating: “You don’t know there is curfew on election day? You went to school nau.” The user added that security agents were enforcing the curfew at multiple locations including Ikire Junction, Gbongan bypass, Odeomu, and Owode Ede. Another X user, @Mz_Tosyn, also questioned Davido’s position, writing: “Him and his audience are not aware of curfew on Election Day or they are pretending not to.”

Davido has been one of the most visible supporters of his uncle, Governor Ademola Adeleke, who is seeking re-election under the Accord Party. The governor is facing leading challengers, including Bola Oyebamiji of the All Progressives Congress. Earlier in the week, Davido called on United States President Donald Trump and the international community to monitor the Osun election, expressing concern over reported cases of violence and intimidation. Davido later defended the appeal after some Nigerians questioned why he referred to Trump as his president, explaining that he holds both Nigerian and American citizenship. Davido’s involvement in Osun politics dates back to the 2022 governorship election, when he campaigned for Adeleke and mobilised young voters across the state. There was no immediate public statement from the military confirming Davido’s allegation that soldiers had been instructed to stop him from entering the state.