“N5 Million Bounty”: Peller Offers Massive Reward for Babalawo Who Claimed They Did Juju Together

Nigerian content creator Peller has announced a five-million-naira reward for anyone who can locate and apprehend the babalawo who publicly claimed they had once had a spiritual arrangement.

In a video shared on his Instagram page, Peller declared he was ready to pay N5 million to anyone who spots and catches the babalawo in question.

The Drama Begins

The drama began weeks ago when a man appeared on social media alleging that content creator Habeeb Adelaja, popularly known as Peller, visited his shrine some years back to seek spiritual assistance before rising to fame.

The man further claimed that Peller had since abandoned the arrangement and issued a public warning, insisting the streamer must return to settle his dues or watch his fortunes dry up.

The Bounty

In a video shared on his Instagram page on Thursday, September 3, 2026, Peller, who is currently in the United Kingdom enjoying his honeymoon, announced that he was ready to pay N5 million to anyone who spots and catches the babalawo in question.

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Social Media Reacts

The declaration immediately sent his followers into a frenzy, with many joking that Nigerians would waste no time tracking the man down for that kind of money.

The bounty has since gone viral, with social media users debating whether Peller’s offer is genuine or just a publicity stunt.

A Lesson for Nigerian Youths

This saga is a reminder that in the age of social media, allegations can spread like wildfire.

A man claims Peller visited his shrine; Peller responds with a N5 million bounty.

The same people who spread rumors will never allow their own children to be victims of such allegations. Their children are protected.

For young Nigerians, the lesson is clear: your reputation is your most valuable asset. A single allegation can destroy years of hard work. The same people who judge others will never allow their own families to be judged.

Protect your reputation. Respond wisely. And never forget that in the age of social media, the truth is often the first casualty.