Viral Videos Show Geh Geh at Traditional Wedding Ceremony
Over the weekend, videos circulating on social media captured self-proclaimed financial expert Emmanuel “Geh Geh” Obruste participating in what appears to be a traditional marriage ceremony in Niger State. The clips show Geh Geh dressed in traditional Yoruba attire alongside an unidentified woman, dancing, cutting a cake, and posing for photographs with guests. As of press time, Geh Geh had not officially confirmed whether the videos were from his wedding or identified the woman.
Contradiction with Past Content Sparks Confusion
Geh Geh has built a large online following by discussing relationships, finances, and marriage, with many followers interpreting his content as discouraging men from getting married. The emergence of the wedding videos has caused widespread confusion. In a post on his X page, Geh Geh insisted, “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 added, “Did I ask you to break up with your girlfriend?”
Joke About Voodoo Adds Fuel
Days before the videos surfaced, Geh Geh joked on social media that if Nigerians ever saw him getting married, it would be because a woman had used voodoo (“juju”) on him. Many followers have since revisited that remark, further intensifying the debate. Some insist his content consistently discourages marriage, while others argue he merely warned men about financial pitfalls in relationships without explicitly telling them not to marry.
Geh Geh’s Personal Life Revelations
The wedding videos emerged shortly after Geh Geh made headlines on the “Echo Room podcast” by revealing he has four baby mamas and is expecting two more children with different women. He disclosed that his first child is about four years old, his youngest is only a few months old, and two other women are currently pregnant for him. When asked if he had a girlfriend, he said he was involved with multiple women rather than in a single relationship.
Public Reactions and Mixed Feelings
Fans and followers have expressed shock and betrayal on social media. Many lamented that they broke up with their girlfriends or fiancées based on Geh Geh’s teachings, while others defended him, saying he never spoke against marriage itself. A user named @syllabus_benard wrote, “I pour Gehghe early morning spit for face , because of him I break up with my babe, and now e don go rush marry.” Another user, @Drzoeoluwatoyin, commented, “I believe Nigerian will learn from gehgeh betrayal, not everyone speaking on social media understand what they are saying or are serious.” Others expressed amusement, with @Staywoke1384 saying, “Omor, even GehGeh sev Dey laugh because him know say plenty people go Dey cry when them see the video.” Some pointed out that Geh Geh may have simply found a woman who matches his expectations, as @temishonnybee44 noted: “This marriage may be that the girl play 50% as the man and have good quality of woman.” There were also observations about Geh Geh’s ethnic background: @Ofe Madamedon questioned why he wore Yoruba attire if he is Urhobo, while @AOrovwigho highlighted that Urhobo men value marriage highly. Despite the speculation, Geh Geh has not shared the videos on his verified Instagram page, but clips continue to circulate on fan pages and other accounts, leaving followers to debate the authenticity of the ceremony.
