Behavior Aggresive Male Guinea pig

You've got more problems than that if he was in the cage with her when the babies were born. Guinea pig sows can get pregnant again within minutes of giving birth, and that's VERY hard on both the sow and the second litter of pups. The death rate is high for guinea pig sows and pups anyway, and it's even higher when dealing with a back-to-back litter. Be very sure you're feeding her good quality pellets, hay and veggies, and supplement her with vegetables high in calcium and vitamin C.

Have you been able to sex the pups yet? Males and females will need to be separated at 21 days, or any baby sows can become pregnant by their brothers. Here's some help in determining the sex: https://www.cavyspirit.com/sexing.htm.

Your male is NOT jealous of the pups. Guinea pigs are herd animals, and he's been separated from his herd. Any male pups can live with the father. Or, if they're all female, you can get him neutered and put him in with females. Until then, though, be sure to keep a lid on the sow's cage. A determined male can push up the lid on his own cage, but can't lift the lid on another cage.

Thank you.
Babies were born 14 days. One of the babies is male and one is female. I will put the male in the Nuri cage after 21 days. Should I allow the Nuri's cage to be near their cage and see them?

Don't put them together until the 21 day mark. Here's how to go about introducing them: https://guinea-pigs.livejournal.com/3002707.html

Boars need a LOT of room, at least 12 square feet, so be sure the cage is large enough.