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Gehgeh gifts woman car after warning men
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Gehgeh gifts woman car after warning men

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Popular financial expert and social media personality, Gehgeh has gifted a female fan a car to start an Uber business in Abuja.

This is despite previously advising men not to set up businesses for women.

Gehgeh revealed the gesture in a video posted on his X page, explaining that the woman had contacted him several months ago seeking his help.

According to him, the woman, who is from Delta State but lives in Abuja, told him she needed a car to use for Uber.

“Few months ago, this lady reach out to me, say, ‘Gehgeh, I dey face one kind problem, I need your help,’” he said.

Gehgeh said he asked her what she needed, and she told him she wanted a car that she could use for Uber.

He said he promised to meet her whenever he returned to Abuja and eventually asked her to come and see him after he arrived in the city.

“So today when I come Abuja, I tell her make she come,” Gehgeh said.

He then presented the car to her as a gift.

“So this car I wan take am do gift for you,” he said.

DAILY POST recalls that on July 29, Gehgeh advised men against making major financial investments in women they are dating during an interview on the BTC Podcast.

Gehgeh had urged men to prioritise their own financial stability and specifically warned them against starting businesses for women.

“Don’t train a woman in school. Don’t stress yourself for a woman. Don’t open a business for a woman,” he said.

When asked whether women also make sacrifices by committing to one man through marriage, Gehgeh rejected the comparison.

“Man and woman no be the same,” he said.

Gehgeh gifts woman car after warning men 

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