- Geh Geh says he plans to have eight children with eight different women because he believes it will prevent any one woman from denying him access to all of his children if a relationship ends.
- He argued that having children with one woman could become a problem if the relationship breaks down, claiming that some women deny fathers access to their children when they refuse to meet certain demands.
Content creator and financial commentator Geh Geh has sparked reactions after revealing that he plans to have eight children with eight different women. According to him, the decision is aimed at preventing any one woman from using a child against him or denying him access to his children in the future.
Speaking during an interview with Echo Room, Geh Geh disclosed that he currently has four baby mamas. He said his oldest child is about four years old, while his youngest is only a few months old. He also revealed that two more women are currently pregnant for him, adding that he intends to stop after having eight children.
Explaining the reason behind his decision, Geh Geh said, “Women, they use children, they control men.”
He argued that having children with one woman could become a problem if the relationship breaks down, claiming that some women deny fathers access to their children when they refuse to meet certain demands.
According to him, he does not want to grow old only to be prevented from seeing his children. He said that is why he believes “modern problems require modern solution,” explaining that if one relationship ends and he is denied access to a child, he can still focus on the children he has with other women.
When asked what would happen to the children if the relationships failed, Geh Geh replied, “Na woman get pikin, a man no dey get pikin.”
The interviewer also referenced media personality Ubi Franklin’s recent advice encouraging people to have children with one woman after reflecting on his own experience.
However, Geh Geh dismissed the advice, saying, “Had I known is the last comment of a fool.”
