In recent Nigeria news, self-styled financial expert, Geh Geh, stirred controversy on the Honest Bunch podcast. He advised men against investing in a woman’s education, suggesting they instead invest in a keke, or tricycle, for the woman’s father to ensure educational costs are covered without risking being abandoned later.
This perspective sparked lively debates online, with many expressing astonishment at Geh Geh’s views by highlighting successful women like Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala. Others acknowledged his points, while some argued that empowered women in relationships significantly impact partners. His message reflects a mix of outdated and practical insights, igniting a discourse on gender roles and financial responsibility in Abuja news.
- Geh Geh recommends investing in family rather than directly in a woman’s education.
- His advice ignites a wave of mixed reactions on social media.
- Many refute, yet some agree, with Geh Geh’s pragmatic points.
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