Peller Offers N5 Million for Woman Who Claims He Fathered Her Unborn Child
Nigerian content creator Peller has placed a ₦5 million bounty on anyone who can help locate a woman who claims she is pregnant with his child. The unidentified TikTok creator shared a video alleging paternity, displayed what she said was a medical report, and said she privately told Peller about the pregnancy, claiming he asked her to terminate it but she refused. Peller denied the allegation on September 14, and on September 17 urged the public to help find her, stating in pidgin, "The girl e Dey wanted, anybody wey see her, 5million make una bring her". The accusation and bounty have sparked debate over online harassment, privacy rights, and the handling of paternity disputes on social media. Critics warn that offering money to locate someone based on unverified claims could encourage doxxing and intimidation, while supporters see it as a way to clear his name. Peller, known for his livestreams and comedic content, has not provided any evidence to support his denial, and the woman has not been identified. The situation reflects broader challenges Nigerian creators face when personal controversies go viral, affecting reputation and mental health. If you encountered her, would you claim the reward for providing her location, or would you refrain due to concerns about privacy and potential harm?