Nigerian financial commentator Geh Geh has stirred debate online after explaining why he intends to have eight children with eight different women.
Speaking during an interview with Echo Room, Geh Geh said he currently has four baby mamas, while two other women are pregnant with his children. According to him, his approach is based on the belief that children often remain with their mothers after relationships end.
He described his decision as a way to avoid future disputes over access to his children. He argued that if one mother attempts to use a child against him or restrict his access, he would still be able to focus on his relationships with his other children rather than being emotionally devastated by a single situation.
Emphasizing on his statement, He dismissed advice from individuals, including Nigerian music executive Ubi Franklin, who have advocated having children with one woman. He maintained that his decision reflects what he described as a modern solution to relationship challenges and co parenting disputes.
His remarks have since triggered widespread reactions prompting mixed reactions across social media. Many criticized the plan as irresponsible and shortsighted, arguing that raising children requires more than financial provision and that the approach could have long term consequences for the families involved.
“Children deserve consistent love and support from both parents, regardless of how many relationships their parents have.” A user wrote:
The comments have since fueled wider conversations about parenting, co-parenting, family structure, and the responsibilities that come with raising children.
By Musekir Faisat Omolara
