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“Money Not Enough To Lead A Woman; Peller Making Mistake By Marrying Jarvis; Too Young, Inexperienced” — Gehgeh Warns
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“Money Not Enough To Lead A Woman; Peller Making Mistake By Marrying Jarvis; Too Young, Inexperienced” — Gehgeh Warns

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Financial coach Gehgeh has shared his thoughts on the relationship between popular content creators Peller and Jarvis, insisting that the young influencer is not ready for the responsibilities that come with marriage.

Speaking during a podcast, Gehgeh said he believes Peller is still too young to settle down, regardless of his financial success.

According to him, “Me, I feel like they’re too young, especially the boy, too young for marriage responsibility.”

He revealed that he has repeatedly advised Peller against rushing into marriage, saying, “Bro, this thing you’re doing never reach this level oh. You are too young for the responsibility where you want carry.”

Gehgeh argued that wealth alone is not enough to sustain a relationship, stressing that experience and wisdom matter more.

“People dey say, ‘Ah, but he get the money now.’ But money no dey enough to lead woman. You go see even billionaires, women dey use them. So na wisdom and experience dey lead woman, not money.”

When asked if he would tell Peller the same thing personally, Gehgeh disclosed that the two are friends and often communicate.

“Na what I always dey do every time, I advise him online. We always dey talk. Na my friend, we dey do live stream together.”

Explaining why he thinks Peller is making the wrong decision, Gehgeh claimed the TikTok star is deeply in love, which, in his view, affects his judgment.

“Person where dey in love, na woman dey lead am. Na Peller love Jarvis. Jarvis no love Peller. The girl choose am.”

He added, “Love is blind, and blind person no fit lead.”

When asked if he meant Peller was “blind” because he is in love, Gehgeh replied, “Yes, because he dey in love.”

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