Relationship coach Geh Geh has reignited debate on social media after reiterating his controversial views on relationships, urging men not to sponsor a woman’s education or finance her business.
In a video circulating online, the social commentator insisted that he would never pay a woman’s school fees, arguing that such financial commitments often work against men’s long-term interests.
Speaking in the viral clip, Geh Geh maintained that his position has remained unchanged over time.
According to him, men should avoid paying a woman’s tuition or setting up a business for her, describing both decisions as financial mistakes.
“I can never train a woman in school. The principle of my university remains the same. Don’t train a woman in school. Don’t open shop or business for a woman,” he said.
Geh Geh also argued that marrying one woman is comparable to “putting all your eggs in one basket,” suggesting that men should be cautious about making significant financial investments within romantic relationships.
He further claimed that a woman benefits financially from marriage by no longer having to shoulder expenses such as rent.
Clarifying his stance, Geh Geh said he is not against relationships themselves but objects to situations where, in his view, some women enter relationships primarily to improve their financial circumstances.
He warned men against neglecting their own financial well-being in an attempt to please their partners.
“I’m not really against relationships. I dey against women wey wan use relationship escape poverty. When you dey neglect yourself dey please woman, na him be financial mistake. You go cry,” he said.
He also referenced the animal kingdom while making his argument, claiming that female animals are primarily responsible for providing food in many species.
Video Triggers Mixed Reactions
The remarks have generated widespread discussion on social media, with users expressing sharply divided opinions.
While some agreed with his perspective on financial responsibility in relationships, others criticized his comments as unfair generalizations about women and modern relationships.
Geh Geh’s latest remarks add to ongoing public conversations about gender roles, financial responsibility, and expectations in relationships.
His comments reflect his personal opinions and have continued to fuel debate online, where discussions around money and relationships remain highly polarizing….See More
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“I’m not really against relationships. I’m only against women who use relationships to escape poverty” — Gehgeh pic.twitter.com/W62DeLoGJu
— YabaLeftOnline (@yabaleftonline) July 29, 2026