The Peller mansion gifted by King Ochacho is still unfinished, Jarvis has revealed, weeks after the ₦400 million Abuja property was presented to her and Peller at their wedding.
LAGOS, NIGERIA — Nigerian content creator Jarvis has disclosed that the Peller mansion gifted by real estate businessman King Ochacho is still far from completion, despite the property being presented to her husband during their August wedding.
According to a report by Gistreel on Friday, September 18, Jarvis made the disclosure during a livestream with Peller, where she said the Abuja property was not close to being finished. Peller disagreed with her assessment and insisted that the remaining work would be completed before the end of the year.
The exchange has renewed attention around the luxury property, which Ochacho presented to the couple during their white wedding in Lagos on August 1. At the ceremony, the businessman announced that he was giving them a brand-new house in Abuja worth ₦400 million, describing the gift as a gesture from his family to the newly married couple.
Moment Peller asked Jarvis how she felt about the house King Ochacho gifted him, and Jarvis questioned the state of the property:
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Newstridez reviewed the latest report and earlier accounts surrounding the property, and the main issue now concerns the stage of construction rather than whether Ochacho publicly announced the gift. Earlier reports said the house is located within Palace 7, a luxury Abuja development associated with Ochacho, while later reports revealed additional details about people involved in the property presentation.
During the latest livestream, Jarvis appeared to caution Peller against getting his expectations too high because she believed the mansion still required substantial work. She reportedly said she was trying to explain the situation so that he would not become overly expectant about when the house would be ready. Peller, however, disagreed and maintained that the remaining work was mainly around finishing touches.
According to Peller, the outstanding work includes areas such as painting and roofing. He therefore gave a more optimistic timeline for the property, telling Jarvis that the mansion would be completed before the year ends. The exchange created a fresh talking point online because the couple had already received what Ochacho publicly described as a ₦400 million wedding gift.
The property first became a major entertainment story when Ochacho announced the gift during Peller and Jarvis’ white wedding. The businessman said the house was being presented on behalf of his children and described Peller as an inspiration to young people. The announcement drew loud reactions from guests and quickly spread across social media platforms.
The couple’s wedding took place after several months of public attention around their relationship. They had their traditional wedding in Benin City, Edo State, before completing their wedding celebrations with the white ceremony in Lagos on August 1. The mansion announcement became one of the biggest moments from the event.
Ochacho later travelled to Lagos to hand over keys and documents connected to the property. However, a lawyer subsequently questioned whether the presentation of keys, a Power of Attorney and allocation papers automatically completed the legal transfer of the Abuja property. The lawyer said additional legal steps could be required depending on the nature of Ochacho’s interest in the land.
That earlier legal discussion is separate from Jarvis’ latest comments about construction. The lawyer did not conclude that Peller and Jarvis had no legal interest in the property. Instead, he said the title documents would need examination before anyone could determine whether the gift had received a perfected legal transfer.
Meanwhile, fresh details about the property have continued to emerge. Earlier in September, Ochacho disclosed that fashion entrepreneur Seyi Vodi had also contributed to the mansion and would officially present the property to Peller. The revelation added another layer to the story after Ochacho had initially been widely identified as the person behind the gift.
The latest development therefore gives Nigerians another look at the highly publicised gift, but it also shows that the public presentation of a luxury property and its physical completion are not necessarily the same thing. Jarvis’ comments focused on the state of construction, while Peller’s response suggested that the remaining work could be completed within a relatively short period.
For Peller, the mansion has become part of a wider relationship with Ochacho and his family. The businessman has publicly supported the young content creator on several occasions, while Peller has also promoted Ochacho’s son, Iceking, whose music career has recently received attention through social media campaigns.
The relationship has produced other high-value gifts and public gestures. Earlier reports said Peller presented Ochacho’s son with a Toyota Camry valued at about ₦37 million after receiving the mansion. Ochacho also declared Iceking Peller’s godson and later made a request concerning the names Peller might give future children.
That request generated another wave of online reactions because it came after the ₦400 million property gift. During a video call, Ochacho reportedly asked Peller to name a future son Iceking and a future daughter Isabel, after his own children. Peller’s reaction to the request also became a social media talking point.
The mansion itself has remained a major part of the conversation because of its reported value and the visibility of the people involved. Palace 7, where the property is located, was previously described by Ochacho as an estate where houses were valued at no less than ₦400 million. He said his children wanted Peller and Jarvis to live close to the estate.
For Nigerian social media users, the latest issue is less about the original announcement and more about when the couple will actually move into the finished property. Jarvis’ assessment suggested that substantial work remained, while Peller’s response offered a more confident timeline.
Newstridez could not independently inspect the Abuja property or verify its current construction percentage from the available public information. The completion timeline reported here comes from the statements attributed to Jarvis and Peller during their livestream, while earlier information about the gift comes from public reports and Ochacho’s own statements.
The development also means that the exact condition of the mansion remains a matter for the couple and the property owners to clarify. Neither Jarvis nor Peller provided a detailed construction schedule in the report, while Peller’s comments indicated that painting and roofing formed part of the remaining work.
As at the time of filing this report, the Peller mansion had not been reported as fully completed, despite being publicly presented as a ₦400 million wedding gift in August. Jarvis said the property was still far from ready, while Peller maintained that the remaining work would finish before the end of 2026.
The next major update will likely come when the couple receives the completed property or provides a fresh update from the Abuja estate. Until then, the mansion remains one of the most talked-about gifts from Nigeria’s 2026 celebrity wedding season, with its construction, ownership documents and eventual handover still attracting public attention.
