Social media personality Gehgeh has stirred reactions online after addressing criticisms about his stance on helping his family financially.
In a recent statement, Gehgeh described himself as careful with his resources and said he prioritizes self-preservation when it comes to financial support.
“I’m wicked. I won’t help anybody in a way that will make me need help from them later. I’ll give my best, not my all, even to family. Asake has been successful for over four years, and it’s only this year he bought cars for his father and mother. I don’t have enough money to lift my family out of poverty.”
His comments quickly gained traction on social media, sparking debate among users. While some defended his honesty about financial limitations and personal boundaries, others criticized his approach, arguing that family responsibility should be a priority once financial stability is achieved.
“I’m wicked. I won’t help anybody in a way that will make me need help from them later. I’ll give my best, not my all, even to family. Asake has been successful for over four years, and it’s only this year he bought cars for his father and mother. I don’t have enough money to lift my family out of poverty.”
His comments quickly gained traction on social media, sparking debate among users. While some defended his honesty about financial limitations and personal boundaries, others criticized his approach, arguing that family responsibility should be a priority once financial stability is achieved.
@AdaAkuba
When someone light candle for family, others go come light their own candle from your candle carry go their house. Set your sisters up in your own way .
@sinclaircleftic
This young man’s take continue to sound confidently dumb. Ride on papa🤣🤣
@Serubawon60
ogun dey kii una and your family? make everybody go work for their moneyOluwaTobiLoba
@laurenz01z
I wicked o,I wicked o….na people wey bring u to spotlight i blame
@israe_lil
Wisdom Dey cry 😮💨😮💨.. never the less still help your family.. he get why at the long run 😑.. entitlement na big shit !
@FeverMunk
I do not like this narrative though, helping family members will always be the best way to go, life will tell you why you should years later
@Fabi_Justrue
Asake mom receive allowance, helping a family member is personal,if you no want help no help, but you self remember say them be help you
@im_brownish
“If you keep helping the needy without limits, one day you’ll be like them.”