Tiktoker Geh Geh has given a detailed explanation addressing recent allegations and shedding light on issues within his family during a TikTok live session.
He said he has been the one supporting his siblings financially, including sponsoring his younger siblings’ education. According to him, “I trained my younger siblings to school. I enrolled my sister in a nursing school, but she quit, saying her boss was rude.”
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He also revealed that he owns a hotel business, but his sister did not attempt to work there despite the opportunity available, saying, “I have a hotel too but she didn’t even bother to go seek job there.”
Geh Geh further stated that he is currently responsible for the medical bills of his elder brother, noting that he has already spent over ₦5 million on his treatment. “I have an elder brother in hospital now and I am the one taking care of the bills, I even spent over 5 million naira,” he said.
Responding to claims about money allegedly given to community women, he insisted the funds were not his personal money but were sponsored by a brand he works with. “The money she accused me of giving to community women is not mine; it’s sponsored by a brand I work for. I have my own personal problems,” he explained.
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He added that he has significant personal responsibilities, including taking care of his three children as well as other women who are reportedly expecting his children. “I have three children plus other girls that are still pregnant for me that I have to take care of,” he said.
According to him, his financial breakthrough is still recent, stressing, “I just started seeing money just two years from now so how am I suppose to carry everyone away from poverty just like that,” adding that he cannot single-handedly lift everyone in his family out of poverty overnight.
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