Following accusations of money laundering on social media, the management of content creator Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, also known as Jarvis (Jadrolita), has requested an instant public apology from partner and fellow influencer Hamzat Habeeb Adelaja, also known as Peller.
Jarvis’s attorney called Peller’s statement from a recent live session “patently false,” “malicious,” and “devoid of any evidence” in an official statement released by Aiso Entertainment on Sunday.
The 20-year-old content creator was accused in the November 2, 2025, letter of launching a “deliberate assault” on Jarvis’s reputation, which had been established over years of ethical behaviour and creative work.
“Jadrolita has never engaged in, nor been implicated in, any form of illicit financial conduct, her affairs have always been conducted with the highest standards of transparency and legality,” the statement partly reads.
The controversy started when Peller, who is well-known for leading an opulent lifestyle, allegedly informed viewers that Jadrolita, who is well-known for her AI-inspired “Jarvis” persona, was involved in money laundering.
Following this, her brand partners were alerted by the boisterous claims, which quickly went viral and sparked controversial conversations on social media.
Peller and his colleagues have now been given 48 hours by Aiso Entertainment to produce a complete retraction and public apology that includes an acknowledgement of the statement’s falsity, an expression of regret, and a pledge to stop producing any more defamatory content.
The statement further warned that failure to comply will result in legal action.
“Jadrolita remains resolute in her pursuit of positive impact and creative expression, undeterred by the shadows cast by envy or misinformation,” the management affirmed, thanking supporters for their solidarity amid the backlash.
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