Family & Relationship

GehGeh Reveals Why Nigerian Ladies Are The Worst To Date

Popular media personality and content creator GehGeh has stirred controversy online with his thoughts about modern relationships and marriage in Nigeria.

GehGeh stated this during a recent episode of “The Honest Bunch podcast” that Nigerian women now saw relationships as a job and encouraged men to think twice about getting married.

GehGeh claims that because women were the primary breadwinners and submitted to their husbands’ authority while making significant contributions to the household economy, marriage was more advantageous to men in the past.

“Men should stop marrying because it’s a strategy women used to lure men into wasting their resources,” GehGeh said. “I am an Urhobo man. My dad got married because, in his era, it was women who worked for men. Then the man was the king with plenty of wives who worked for him while he handled authority and protection.”

He further criticized modern relationships, claiming, “I feel Nigerian women are the worst to date or marry because they date for money. They see relationships as a form of employment. They believe their partners have to pay their bills. I’m not ready for that.”

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