Peller, a well-known Nigerian streamer, revealed that his mother opposes him giving his father money.
He revealed this information in response to the social media controversy surrounding the family of content creator GehGeh.
GehGeh’s younger sister reportedly chastised him for leaving his siblings behind despite his wealth.
GehGeh responded by saying, “I never get the kind of money wey fit raise family from poverty,” despite being the first person in his family to become wealthy.
Expressing fear of becoming poor if he continues to help his family, GehGeh said: “I can only do my best and not my all”, and advised his siblings to go look for jobs.
“You see the way all GehGeh family are dragging him online, my own go worse. And it might be my daddy because they have threatened me with it before. And I have given these people a lot.
“My mummy was even telling me to stop. My mummy no won make I dey give my daddy anything, but I keep giving him money because he paid for my school fees while growing up.
“My daddy still asked me for money the very day that I gave him a car. I gave him the money, and he still called me the following day to ask for more money.
“If I tell you guys how many shops I have opened for my mummy, you go run”, he said.
Parents should understand that they should not rely on their children to support their every need. It’s important for them to plan and save for their future instead of placing all their financial burdens on their children. Peller shared an experience where he bought a car for his father, and on the very same day, his father was requesting for money. The next day, he was still asking for more. That’s not how it should be.
Children’s support should be a bonus, not an obligation. Parents need to take responsibility for their own future, and children should not be burdened with constantly providing for their parents’ needs. Planning ahead and being financially independent is the right approach for everyone.
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