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‘I’m for relationship or marriage, but against women using them to escape poverty,’ Geh Geh clarifies
NG🏛️ PoliticsConservative10 hr. ago

‘I’m for relationship or marriage, but against women using them to escape poverty,’ Geh Geh clarifies

Self-proclaimed financial expert Emmanuel 'Geh Geh' Obruste clarified his stance on relationships during an interview on the 'Before Tomorrow Comes (BTC) podcast.' He emphasized that while he supports genuine relationships, he opposes women entering them solely to escape poverty. Obruste argued that relationships should be based on mutual investment and support rather than financial dependency. He advised men to prioritize financial independence and avoid costly sacrifices for romantic partners, suggesting they seek partners with compatible lifestyles. He cited university principles and animal behavior to reinforce his views, stating that women should contribute equally to household responsibilities.

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Premium Times Nigeria logoPremium Times NigeriaIndependentConservative10 hr. ago
‘I’m for relationship or marriage, but against women using them to escape poverty,’ Geh Geh clarifies

Self-proclaimed financial expert Emmanuel 'Geh Geh' Obruste clarified his stance on relationships during an interview on the 'Before Tomorrow Comes (BTC) podcast.' He emphasized that while he supports genuine relationships, he opposes women entering them solely to escape poverty. Obruste argued that relationships should be based on mutual investment and support rather than financial dependency. He advised men to prioritize financial independence and avoid costly sacrifices for romantic partners, suggesting they seek partners with compatible lifestyles. He cited university principles and animal behavior to reinforce his views, stating that women should contribute equally to household responsibilities.

Bias read (Conservative): The article frames Geh Geh's comments as a critique of traditional gender roles and economic dependency, aligning with conservative values that emphasize individual responsibility and financial independence. The emphasis on men prioritizing wealth over relationships and the dismissal of women as 'po

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