King Ochacho says the ₦400 Million House He Gifted Peller on His Wedding Day Will Remain in His Son's Name.
Real estate businessman King Ochacho has explained why the ₦400 million Abuja mansion he presented to content creator Peller and his wife, Jarvis, on their wedding day will remain in his son's name.
Speaking during a recent livestream, King Ochacho said the property was originally acquired for his son, which is why he has no intention of transferring the ownership documents to Peller or Jarvis.
According to him, the couple is free to live in the house for as long as they wish and enjoy every benefit that comes with it. However, the title documents will remain in his son's name because the property was purchased for him.
The businessman stressed that his decision should not be seen as a withdrawal of the gift, noting that the couple still has unrestricted access to the mansion despite the ownership arrangement.
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