The wedding of self-acclaimed financial and relationship coach Geh Geh has continued to generate conversations on social media after Geh Geh’s sister publicly alleged that members of their family were excluded from the ceremony.
In a video making the rounds online, the woman identified as Precious claimed that she and their other siblings were not invited to the wedding.
According to her, Geh Geh deliberately left them out because they were “not aesthetically pleasing.”
Geh Geh’s sister says no sibling received an invitation
Speaking in the now-viral clip, Precious alleged that none of the eight children born to their mother was invited to witness the wedding celebration.
She questioned why no family member was present at the event and suggested that financial status may have influenced the decision.
“Geh Geh no invite any of us to his wedding because we are not aesthetically pleasing. Them no invite anybody for family oo. Na eight children my mama born, him no invite any of us because we are not aesthetically pleasing. Una see me where Aso ebi for there?”
Her remarks have since drawn mixed reactions from social media users, with many debating whether her claims reflect the true situation surrounding the wedding.
She links recognition in the family to financial status
Continuing her statement, Precious said the incident made her realise that financial success often determines how people are treated, even within their own families.
She expressed disappointment over what she described as a lack of recognition because she and her siblings were not financially established.
“I don realise say for you to be member of your own family you need to get your own money o. As we no get money Geh Geh no invite us come wedding.”
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At the time of filing this report, Geh Geh has not publicly responded to the allegations made by his sister, and it remains unclear whether the claims accurately reflect the circumstances surrounding the wedding invitations.
The video continues to circulate online, attracting widespread reactions as Nigerians weigh in on the family controversy.
