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Moment Peller Questions Marriage Registrar Over a Five-Year Jail Term for Bigamy (Video).

Popular Nigerian TikToker Hamzat Habeeb, widely known as Peller, has sparked reactions online after questioning a marriage registrar over a legal warning issued during his court wedding to his partner, Jarvis.


The couple, who are set to hold their traditional and white wedding ceremonies later this weekend, officially legalized their union at a court wedding attended by family members, friends, and notable personalities, including media personality Daddy Freeze.


During the ceremony, the marriage registrar reminded the newlyweds of the legal obligations that come with marriage, warning them that violating their marriage vows through bigamy—marrying another person while still legally married—is a criminal offence punishable by a minimum of five years' imprisonment without the option of a fine.


After hearing the warning, Peller appeared visibly surprised and immediately questioned why the issue of prison was being mentioned during what he believed should be a celebration of love.


In a lighthearted response, the TikTok star asked how imprisonment was connected to marriage, saying he had never expected such a warning at his wedding. Despite his surprise, he quickly assured the registrar that neither he nor Jarvis had any intention of breaking their vows.


His humorous reaction drew laughter from guests at the ceremony and has since gone viral on social media, with many Nigerians finding his response amusing. Others noted that the registrar was simply carrying out her legal duty by informing the couple of the rights and responsibilities attached to a legally recognized marriage.


The exchange has become one of the standout moments from Peller and Jarvis' court wedding, adding a humorous twist to the couple's journey as they prepare to celebrate their union with a grand wedding ceremony later this week.

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