Controversial self-acclaimed financial and relationship coach Emmanuel Prosper Obruste, popularly known as Gehgeh, has advised men against making significant financial investments in women they are dating.
Speaking on the BTC Podcast, he argued that many relationships are driven by financial dependence rather than genuine commitment.
Geh Geh warned men against neglecting themselves to satisfy women, advising against paying for a woman's education, opening a business for her, or making unnecessary sacrifices.
He also dismissed comparisons about women's commitments in marriage, stating that men and women do not play the same roles. He clarified that he is not against relationships but against women using them to escape poverty.
He said:
"Don't train a woman in school. Don't stress yourself for a woman. Don't open a business for a woman."
"Man and woman no be the same."
"The day a woman marries you, she won't pay rent again."
"I'm not really against relationships. I dey against women wey wan use relationship take escape poverty. When you dey neglect yourself to please a woman, na financial mistake, you go cry."



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