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Two Soldiers Arrested Over Alleged Role at Peller and Jarvis' Wedding as Nigerian Army Launches Investigation

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The Nigerian Army has arrested two serving soldiers over their alleged involvement in providing security at the star-studded wedding ceremony of popular TikTok personalities Peller and Jarvis. The development has generated widespread reactions across social media, with many Nigerians debating whether military personnel should be deployed to private events without official authorization. The wedding of Peller and Jarvis was one of the biggest celebrity events in recent weeks, attracting entertainers, influencers, content creators, and fans from different parts of the country. Videos from the glamorous ceremony quickly went viral on TikTok, Instagram, Facebook, and X (formerly Twitter), showcasing the couple's grand entrance, celebrity guests, and heavy security presence. However, amid the celebration, eagle-eyed social media users noticed uniformed soldiers at the venue. Several videos appeared to show military personnel escorting guests and helping with crowd control. The clips ...
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Baby Dies After Mother Gives Tramadol, Goes Clubbing

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 An unidentified woman whose child died after she allegedly gave her baby tramadol drug and went clubbing has been arrested by the Cameroonian Police Command. 

"The innocent child was the only thing standing in her way as she couldn't take him to the club. So what did this girl do?


The Instagram user, who shared the story with pictures of the lady and the dead baby, said the mother gave the child the drug so the baby could sleep while she went out to party with friends.

The incident was said to have happened in Likombo area of Tiko in the South-West region of Cameroon.

It was further revealed that the said mother locked the baby in the house after giving him the drug before going out.

Upon her return, she discovered the child lying down lifeless where she had put him and then raised the alarm. It was further revealed that the residents of the community descended on her and beat her up before the police intervened and carted her away.

The caption of the post reads, “This lady you see here committed an abomination last night in Likomba, Tiko. Despite having a newborn baby of few months old in hand, she wanted to go clubbing with friends.

“The innocent child was the only thing standing in her way as she couldn’t take him to the club. So what did this girl do?

“She decided to give him tramadol so he can fall deep asleep. This way she can go party with her friends.

“She gave him the tramadol and locked the baby inside the house. She returned home this morning only to find out the baby died as a result of the hard drugs she gave him.

“Likomba inhabitants descended on her and got her well beaten. Forces of law and order intervened and as of now, the girl is in detention. The baby has been buried. May the soul of the innocent baby rest in peace.”


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