“Baby Mama Is the New Way”: Geh Geh Speaks Against Marriage, Shares Reasons

“Baby Mama Is the New Way”: Geh Geh Speaks Against Marriage, Shares Reasons

  • Controversial online financial coach Geh Geh has shared his opinion on getting married in this modern age 
  • The online personality argued that it is best for men to have baby mamas instead of getting married as he gave his conditions 
  • Speaking further to prove his points, he cited the marital scenarios of top Nigerian celebrities and former Syria president, spurring reactions online

Controversial Financial expert Geh Geh has sparked hot debate after encouraging men to leave the idea of marriage and embrace having baby mamas.

In an Instagram video, Gehgeh argued that marriage was out of date and financially disadvantageous for men.

Yul Edochie, Official Geh Geh
Official Geh Geh tackles the concept of marriage as he uses Yul Edochie and others as examples. Credit: @yuledochie, @officialgehgeh
Source: Instagram

To back up his remarks, he referenced a recent case involving Syria's former president as evidence of the absence of benefits for males in marriage.

His only condition for marrying a wife was that she would agree to become his property.

He also mentioned the failed marriages of celebrities like AY Makun, Yul Edochie, and others.

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Sharing his thoughts on his Instagram page, he stated:

"Baby mama is the new way to go; marriage is old-fashioned. Don't get married if you care about your future and finances.
"See what has happened to the ex-president of Syria; his wife filed for divorce after he was dethroned. Just because he is in asylum in Russia, she filed for divorce," he said.

Watch his video below:

Netizens react to Geh Geh’s video on marriage

Geh Geh's statements quickly went viral, sparking a wide range of reactions.

Legit.ng compiled the reactions below:

jot.dd:

"Na GehGeh ministry I dey go worship this Sunday."

stsoloverss:

"Technically speaking, he's not totally condemning marriage (it's basically the line that attracts your attention and traffic on his analysis).. He's actually pointing out the greed and level of selfishness in women. I believe in true love, different from his own ideas, but at the end, we are looking for the best ways of avoiding the Wickedness of women in terms of ripping wealthy men. I like the part he mentioned SACRIFICE. A woman who sacrifices for a man, would find it difficult to leave him."

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Shedy light:

"I go record this video keep, the day you go marry I go tell the media men to play am for screen."

spenxer:

"Geh Geh.. I'll worship you online till the day I die."

otumba:

"I will marry and I will definitely marry the right one ijn fire !!!"

sanilo:

"Nah once i collect my ring from my babe hand asap 😂😂😂 Geh geh I don worship you online."

jayoline:

"If marriage no work for you no mean say marriage no go work for others. At time you need to think reason well before you talk. Marriage is a good thing."

Geh Geh drags Davido for giving driver car

Legit.ng earlier reported that Geh Geh, a self-acclaimed financial coach, slammed Davido over the car gift he gave to his driver a few days ago.

In the post, he said that Davido made a financial mistake and told the driver to return the car to Davido.

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He said the man was earning just N70k, and the car was worth N25 million; he called Davido a bad man.

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