Lady Advises Women To Break Up With Their Boyfriend if He Follows Geh Geh Online, Explains Why

Lady Advises Women To Break Up With Their Boyfriend if He Follows Geh Geh Online, Explains Why

  • A Nigerian lady advised women against dating men who follow controversial content creator, Geh Geh, on social media
  • She noted that men who “worship” Geh Geh on social media may never end up getting married, based on the influencer’s teachings
  • The lady’s advice was met with mixed reactions, as many still pledged allegiance to the controversial influencer

A Nigerian lady went viral after she advised women to break up with their boyfriend if he was a follower of controversial content creator, Geh Geh.

She gave her reasons in a trending video on social media.

Lady Advises Women To Break Up With Their Boyfriend if He Follows Geh Geh Online, Explains Why
She shared why ladies should not date Geh Geh's followers. Photo: @iplaydetty, @official_gegeh
Source: TikTok

In a video shared by @iplaydetty on TikTok, the lady said men who “worship” Geh Geh on social media may never get married based on the influencer’s teachings.

Geh Geh, an acclaimed financial guru, is popular online for his advice and stance concerning relationships and finance.

Lady warns women against dating Geh Geh's followers

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In the viral video, the lady said women who date Geh Geh's followers were as good as being single because they may not get married.

She also referenced Geh Geh's viral video about baby mamas, and said girls who date his followers may end up as such.

She said:

"If your boyfriend or the man in your life dey follow Geh Geh, break up with him... Except you don't want it to end up in marriage. Calm down go watch him last video, make you confirm wetin I dey talk. If na Geh Geh him dey follow and na Geh Geh be him fave and that person dey quickly dey influenced. No worry him no go marry you."

Watch the video below:

Reactions trail lady's advice to women

The lady’s advice was met with mixed reactions, as many still pledged allegiance to the controversial influencer.

Legit.ng compiled some of the reactions.

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@Sapientia said:

"Geg geh is male version of Saidaboj... Equation balanced."

@ACupOfTee said:

"This data wey I use watch this video Na financial mistake I just make and I dey cry."

@sadeeqthegreat_ said:

"Omo gehgeh na our mentor and we no really send you for here."

@Pontus said:

"If ur girl Dey follow saidaboj online break up with am."

@Ismaila Arab said:

"What about wuna way de follow Saidaboj. We go follow Gheghe."

@UDØ-LØRD said:

"I wake up this morning, I nearly thank geh geh for the gift of life."

In related stories, a Nigerian pastor warned ladies against marrying "mummy boys" while a lady shared how her boyfriend dated her because he was dared by his friends.

Geh Geh advises men to get baby mamas

Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that the controversial online financial coach, Geh Geh, shared his opinion on getting married in this modern age.

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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.

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Source: Legit.ng

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Victoria Nwahiri (Human Interest Editor) Victoria Nwahiri is a Reuters-certified journalist with 4+ years of experience in digital, social media, and print journalism. As a one-time freelancer and full-time journalist, she has extensively covered lifestyle, entertainment, and human interest stories that have impacted and attracted top policymakers. She is currently a Human Interest Editor at Legit.ng and can be reached via victoria.nwahiri@corp.legit.ng