A popular content creator has issued a fresh warning to Nigerian internet personalities Peller and Jarvis, urging them to exercise caution over their association with UK-based pastor Tobi Adegboyega amid renewed public attention surrounding the cleric.
The warning comes after Peller and Jarvis recently appeared alongside Pastor Tobi during activities at his church in the United Kingdom. Videos from the visit, including footage of the pair participating in a street walk with church members, have circulated widely online and generated mixed reactions from social media users.
According to reports, the content creator's concern is connected to an ongoing investigation and previous controversies surrounding Pastor Tobi. The warning has consequently sparked conversations about the importance of understanding the background of people with whom public figures establish close relationships.
Pastor Tobi has maintained a visible relationship with Peller and Jarvis in recent months. Peller has previously spoken publicly about the pastor's support for him, including gifts connected to his wedding preparations. In July, Peller said Pastor Tobi contributed 10 of the 12 cows prepared for his wedding to Jarvis.
The relationship has continued to attract attention, particularly following their recent appearance together in London.
The renewed scrutiny also follows another widely circulated exchange between Pastor Tobi and Peller. During a church interview, Pastor Tobi made a claim suggesting that Peller had previously attempted internet fraud. Peller immediately denied the allegation, responding that he had not engaged in such activity. The exchange subsequently generated reactions across social media.
Meanwhile, Jarvis recently shared details about her difficult childhood during a conversation at Pastor Tobi's church, speaking about growing up without her father, financial hardship and challenges within her family.
While the latest warning has generated discussion online, the specific concerns raised by the content creator should be distinguished from established facts. Allegations or claims connected to an investigation should not be treated as proof of wrongdoing unless supported by findings from the relevant authorities or other reliable evidence.
For Peller and Jarvis, the development has placed renewed attention on their public association with Pastor Tobi and the growing intersection between Nigerian social-media personalities, celebrity culture and religious figures.
As reactions continue to emerge online, the central issue remains the warning itself and the questions it has raised among members of the public.