By Chiamara Anyacho
Contributing Writer
Onumba.com, Nigeria ———- Popular content creator and TikTok financial adviser, Ojaigho Prosper, popularly known as Geh Geh, has left many Nigerians in shock after secretly getting married, despite spending years advising men to stay away from women and marriage.
On July 25, 2026, the internet went into a frenzy after wedding photos and videos of Geh Geh were leaked online by photographers at the event and people who witnessed the ceremony.
The surprise came because of the position he had maintained for years on social media. In several of his videos, Geh Geh repeatedly described marriage as a financial mistake and argued that women were not worthy of love.
In one of his popular videos, he even said,
“With everything wey dey happen for this world, any day wey una catch me say I marry, na juju oo. That woman use juju on me. Make una catch me well. Tie me go Cele church make dem flog craze comot from my head.”
The same man was now seen looking into a woman’s eyes, kissing his bride, spraying her money, and dancing happily at his wedding.
Immediately the videos started spreading online, Geh Geh posted them on his own social media pages with romantic captions.
It was a different side of Geh Geh that many Nigerians had never seen.
But then, the real drama started.
Many Nigerian men began tagging him online, accusing him of misleading them over the years. Some even claimed they ended relationships because of the advice he constantly gave about women and marriage.
That was when Geh Geh entered what looked like the denial stage.
First, he denied ever telling men not to love women or get married.
Unfortunately for him, Nigerians came prepared.
Old videos of him saying exactly those things immediately resurfaced online.
Then came denial number two.
According to Geh Geh, he was only representing his brother, who traveled abroad.
Suddenly, the seasonal thinking brains of these gullible men began to question why he had to kiss his brother’s bride if he was only representing him. You would wish those brains worked this well before they started taking his relationship advice.
Then came denial number three.
According to him, it was AI.
Yes, AI.
He claimed the videos were edited.
That explanation became even more difficult for many people to believe after guests at the wedding started posting videos, photos, and even souvenirs from the ceremony.
Now, it appears Geh Geh has moved from denial to anger.
He has begun responding to Nigerians, especially those blaming him for the end of their relationships. According to him, he never forced anyone to leave their girlfriend or fiancée. Even if he gave the advice, he asked why grown men would follow everything they hear on social media.
At this point, only two stages seem to be left.
Bargaining.
Depression.
Then finally…
Acceptance.
Once those stages are complete, the whole situation may begin to look like the famous Five Stages of Grief by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross.
Until then, Nigerians are enjoying every episode of what has become one of the funniest entertainment stories of the year.
About writer: Chiamara Anyacho is a passionate writer known for crafting compelling and impactful content. She specializes in professional writing services including CVs, Statements of Purpose, grant proposals, and scholarship essays, helping individuals present their stories with clarity and distinction. Her work spans poetry, thought provoking articles, and captivating short stories that explore human experiences and societal realities. She has received notable recognition including an Honorable Mention in the National Economic Summit Group’s Essay Competition, the Honorable Mention Award at the Literesque Prize 2026, and reaching the penultimate stage of the Pen on Fire Stages Competition.
