Speaking during a TikTok livestream on Monday, Peller claimed the thefts occurred outside the wedding venue while the ceremony was underway. According to him, many guests later informed him that their phones had been snatched by suspected agberos who had gathered around the venue.
He revealed that he had already spent a substantial amount replacing some of the stolen devices for affected guests.
Blaming the incidents on the large crowd of hoodlums around the venue, Peller said, “Agbero don occupy Lagos. No be small. Agbero plenty pass guests wey come to my wedding. Agbero plenty outside. People wey come say dem dey snatch their phones. Una know how many phone I don pay for?”
The content creator also recalled that one female guest allegedly had her phone stolen moments after arriving at the entrance.
“One girl, as she reach, na so dem snatch her phone for gate. Dem run away,” he said.
Peller further claimed that there was another incident outside the venue involving a road accident while he was inside celebrating with guests.
“Me wey I dey inside hall dey do my wedding, na so them say I kill person. Agbero stay for front of car. Them say comot, he no gree. The car owner vex con jam am,” he said.
Reflecting on the experience, Peller vowed to tighten security for his white wedding, scheduled for August 8, to prevent a repeat of the incidents.
“No worry, my white wedding no go be like the way una do that day. Na so I see one video wey car go jam one guy,” he added.
Earlier, Peller announced that the white wedding would be an invitation-only event, limited to 100 guests, with security personnel deployed to keep unauthorised persons away from the venue.
Peller and his partner, Elizabeth Amadou, popularly known as Jarvis, held their traditional wedding in Lagos on Saturday under the hashtag #JP2026. The ceremony attracted celebrities, social media influencers and thousands of online viewers.
The couple also received several lavish gifts, including ₦10 million from socialite Pascal Okechukwu (Cubana Chief Priest), a reported $20,000 from American TikTok personality Gregory Pizarro Jr., a plot of land in Abuja valued at ₦150 million from real estate entrepreneur Lawrence Emmanuel, and a fully furnished mansion in Abuja's Life Camp area, reportedly worth ₦400 million, from businessman King Ochacho.
Notable guests at the event included actress Iyabo Ojo, singer Zinoleesky, Priscilla Ojo and her husband, Tanzanian singer Juma Jux, Daddy Freeze, Papaya Ex, Tee Dollar, Aunty Ramota and several other celebrities and content creators, while Fuji star Sule Alao Malaika entertained guests during the celebration.