The management of Nigerian TikTok creator Amadou Elizabeth Aminata, popularly known as Jadrolita, has responded strongly to money laundering allegations made by fellow influencer Hamzat Habeeb Adelaja, popularly known as Peller.
The controversy began after Peller, during a heated TikTok live session, accused Jadrolita of engaging in money laundering through TikTok gifts. According to him, she allegedly collaborated with fans to “clean” illicit funds by sending and sharing online donations. The claims quickly spread across social media, drawing widespread criticism and sparking arguments among fans of both creators.
In an official statement, Aiso Entertainment, Jadrolita’s management, described the allegations as “false, baseless, and deeply damaging.” They stated that Peller’s comments were not only reckless but also an intentional attempt to tarnish her image and credibility built over the years.
“These claims have no factual backing and are a deliberate attack on Jadrolita’s integrity and reputation,” the statement read. “She has never been involved in any form of illegal activity — her brand stands for creativity, transparency, and authenticity.”
The management has demanded a public apology within 48 hours, urging Peller to retract his statements across all platforms. They also hinted at possible legal action if the apology is not issued promptly.
The feud took another turn when Peller later posted a video apologizing, saying his earlier remarks were made in anger and out of misunderstanding. However, Jadrolita’s management insists that the damage to her image has already been done and that accountability is necessary.
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