- A Nigerian lady has voiced her frustration with influencer Geh Geh.
- She accuses Geh Geh of negatively impacting her boyfriend’s financial support.
- The lady claims her boyfriend stopped giving her money due to Geh Geh’s opinions.
A Nigerian lady has publicly expressed frustration with popular influencer and self-styled relationship commentator Geh Geh, accusing him of negatively affecting her boyfriend’s approach to financial support in their relationship.
During a livestream appearance, the woman alleged that her boyfriend recently stopped giving her money after being influenced by Geh Geh’s opinions, which she claims discourage men from financially supporting their partners.
She said the change in behaviour has created tension between them, as it has affected the balance and expectations in their relationship.
According to her, her personal needs and lifestyle require regular financial assistance, and she believes her partner should continue to provide support consistently despite the new mindset he has adopted.
She was heard saying …
“Geh Geh you don spoil my relationship with my boyfriend. E say I too dey bill am and Geh Geh say make them no dey give woman money. Say e dey 400 level for Geh Geh University of Wisdom and Understanding.
I be girl and I don already do BBL, him no know say I go dey do maintenance? Na that BBL wey him see wey make am like me. Him suppose dey give me maintenance every month…”
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In other news… A Nigerian man has sparked conversations online after lamenting the growing economic hardship in the country, noting that many citizens remain in poverty despite being gainfully employed.
In a statement that has since gone viral, the man questioned the state of the economy and the reality faced by working-class Nigerians.
“Nigeria is the only country where you’ll be gainfully employed and you’ll still be suffering in p0verty. What’s really going on? How are people coping? This can’t be the will of God,” he said.
His remarks reflect a broader concern among Nigerians over the rising cost of living, inflation, and the declining purchasing power of salaries.
Economic analysts have in recent months pointed to increasing prices of food, transportation, and basic services as key drivers of financial strain, particularly for low- and middle-income earners.
The situation has forced many households to adopt coping strategies such as cutting down expenses, taking on multiple jobs, and seeking alternative sources of income.
The statement has generated widespread reactions on social media, with many Nigerians sharing similar experiences and expressing frustration over the current economic realities.