Self-proclaimed financial expert and social media personality, Emmanuel “Geh Geh” Obruste has denied ever telling men not to get married after videos purportedly showing him at a traditional wedding sparked widespread reactions online.
Key Highlights
- Geh Geh denies anti-marriage claims: Social media personality and self-proclaimed financial expert Emmanuel “Geh Geh” Obruste said he has never advised men against getting married.
- Wedding videos spark reactions: Viral videos showing Geh Geh in traditional attire at what appeared to be a traditional marriage ceremony triggered widespread debate on social media.
- Social media clarification: Responding to the controversy, Geh Geh challenged critics to produce any video where he explicitly told men not to marry, insisting he never gave such advice.
- Mixed public reactions: While some Nigerians accused him of contradicting his previous relationship commentaries, others argued his content only warned men against financial exploitation in relationships.
- Recent podcast revelations: The speculation follows Geh Geh’s disclosure on the Echo Room Podcast that he has four baby mamas and is expecting two more children with different women.
The videos, which surfaced over the weekend, show Geh Geh dressed in traditional attire alongside a woman at what appears to be a traditional marriage ceremony.
The pair are seen dancing, cutting a cake, posing for photographs and celebrating with family members and guests.
The clips quickly generated debate across various social media platforms, with many Nigerians accusing the outspoken content creator of contradicting the relationship advice that has earned him a large following over the years.
Responding to the controversy, Geh Geh maintained that he had never advised anyone against marriage.
“I never for once told you all not to get married. Did I? If yes, show me a video of me telling you not to marry,” he wrote on X.
He added: “Did I ask you to break up with your girlfriend?”
Despite his clarification, many social media users insisted that his repeated commentaries about women, relationships and the financial responsibilities of men had discouraged many of his followers from pursuing marriage.
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Others, however, defended him, arguing that his content focused on cautioning men against financial exploitation in relationships rather than telling them to remain single.
The speculation surrounding the wedding comes just days after Geh Geh disclosed during an appearance on the Echo Room Podcast that he has four baby mamas and is expecting two more children with different women.
He also revealed that he was involved with multiple women rather than being in an exclusive relationship.
As of the time of filing this report, Geh Geh has not confirmed whether the viral ceremony was his actual wedding or a staged production for content creation.
The uncertainty has continued to fuel conversations online, with some Nigerians expressing surprise at the videos, while others argued that social media personalities are entitled to private lives that may differ from the opinions they share publicly.
