A Nigerian lady has sparked widespread reactions across social media with her outspoken advice to the mother of popular TikToker Jarvis. This came in response to a recent proposal from fellow TikToker Peller, which has been the subject of much debate online.
In a post that has gained significant attention on X (formerly Twitter), the lady voiced her strong disapproval of the situation and went on to urge Jarvis’ mother to intervene in her daughter’s life. Her advice emphasized the need for discipline and a return to education for Jarvis, as she believed the young woman’s decisions required urgent parental intervention.
In her viral post, she shared her concerns and explained how she would handle the situation if she were in Jarvis’ mother’s shoes. She criticized the proposal and called for strict measures to address what she described as a troubling trend. The post read: “This is one time I’ll permit beating another human being. I need this girl’s mother to beat her blue and black and send her back to school 😭wtf is this??”
The controversy began after Peller, a well-known TikToker, publicly proposed to Jarvis, who later described herself as a “new bride” in a celebratory video shared on her social media page. The engagement, however, has divided opinions, with some applauding the couple’s boldness and others questioning the maturity and implications of their actions.
The lady’s comments have since ignited a flurry of reactions, with users on X expressing their thoughts on both her advice and the engagement itself. The discussion has ranged from support for her perspective to outright criticism of her tone and approach.
See some of the notable reactions below:
@Reeky_99: “No need to cry. Maybe one day you will never get a man that will propose to you too.”
@toofightingv: “I had asked in another tweet if she wasn’t older than him, but there has even been no traction on that. The things small accounts suffer.”
@quinfi2: “I thought I was the only one not vibing with whatever they have together, I remember arguing with a friend that they’re not dating and it’s just fan service and all that….. But anyway 🥲🥲🥲 what can I say than they’ll be fine.”
@OjWorldwide_: “Because she accepted a proposal? Or because he’s 19-20? Lol. Nigeria, truly, will make you think marrying at that age interval is a taboo.”
@Chy_omalicham: “Same thing ị told my sister when she showed me the video. For her sake ị hope it’s content.”
@The_Unique_Unix: “Adding to it the family aunties should hold a meeting on her behalf sef.”
@juniorboygram1: “The earlier you people know all these things are scripted and content, the better.”
@ekeziesylvia3: “She has lost her identity and if care is not taken,she will regret it later…. A fresh graduate with a great personal brand just collapsed in oblivion, behaving like what I can’t describe….. time share tell sha.”
@koki_officiall: “Haha but if she is getting married to one rich old man you’ll won’t have a problem with that.”
@DwondererA: “Lol please rest & go face your own life. A whole 26-year-old woman fa.”
@FamousElvis: “I don’t even like this people or whatsoever they got going but you lots might have madder shits going on but always form moral police and holier than thou.”
The ongoing debate highlights the contrasting views surrounding the engagement and its broader implications. While some believe it is a matter of personal choice, others see it as a reflection of larger societal issues that need addressing. As the story continues to trend, it has undoubtedly opened up conversations about relationships, family values, and personal responsibility in the digital age.
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This is one time I’ll permit beating another human being. I need this girl’s mother to beat her blue and black and send her back to school 😭wtf is this?? https://t.co/STFL7JiSJ6
— Chief Ene (@talktoene_) December 14, 2024
