Bella Shmurda’s Advice to Women Triggered by Geh Geh’s Teachings Backfires: “U No Tell Mohbad Dis 1”
- Bella Shmurda sent a message to Nigerian women following the mixed reactions that continued to trail Geh Geh's 'University of Wisdom'
- The singer shared why women have no reason to be scared or triggered by Geh Geh's online movement
- However, the singer's advice to women appeared to backfire as social media users criticised him and brought up Mohbad's case
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Popular singer and songwriter Abiola Ahmed Akinbiyi, better known as Bella Shmurda, addressed Nigerian women who were scared and triggered by social media personality and self-proclaimed financial expert Geh Geh's influence.
Recall that Geh Geh made headlines after launching his online platform called University of Wisdom, which focuses on training men on how to handle women and manage their finances.
Source: Instagram
Legit.ng reported that some women in viral videos had cried out online over how Geh Geh's advice to men had affected their relationships.
In a viral tweet via his official X handle, Bella Shmurda advised Nigerian women on the importance of being valuable to their men. According to the singer, no man would let go of a valuable woman.
Source: Instagram
"A secured woman who offers value has no reason to be scared or triggered by Geh Geh or MKO's video/movement. My ladies, just be valuable. No man is ready to lose that. And value doesn't necessarily mean monetary," he wrote.
Bella Shmurda's tweet is below:
Reactions to Bella Shmurda's advice to women
The tweet led to criticisms from some social media users, who questioned why he hadn't advised his friend and late singer Mohbad.
Legit.ng captured some of the reactions, with readers commenting on the controversy surrounding the singer’s advice.
Tundex644 reacted:
"You no tell Mohbad this one when e wan marry ashana."
officialboladez reacted:
"Hmm Dem still Dey find Justice for the last person wey you advise."
ARemo_Ayo reacted:
"you suppose compete that english class for lasu oh."
TheManAfricano reacted:
"It’s funny how men with no moral compass always want to lecture women on value. If you betray the trust of a friend, then you are the one with nothing to offer."
kachistopeet reacted:
"Transactional…sorry, intentional women would never be bothered by these. But those one with nothing to offer but stress and bress, they find everything wrong with it. Taking food out their mouth? Naaaa…please don’t do that."
ganymedescrater commented:
"Their anger is well understood. Nobody will love anyone that attack their source of livelihood Men have been bankrolling the modern women for a very long time so opening their eyes will only mean one thing which is hunger."
endy_flex reacted:
"I still don’t know why you mentioned geh geh but you’re good bro."
YMarshalst58516 wrote:
"You leave the controversy and narrative flying around about the death of Moh to be tweeting about women and Gehgeh, is that how you wanted to get a justice for the person you called your friend?"
kesta_barzz said:
"U and Naira Marley just Dey use Mohbad death Dey feed Ona self..make Ona no forget say “NO MAN WILL LIVE 4EVA” sha! This is all I gat to say."
Geh Geh reacts to petition
Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that Geh Geh reacted to the petition filed against his University of Wisdom.
The social media personality pleaded for support as he called on Nigerians to beg President Bola Tinubu on his behalf.
Reacting, many of Geh Geh's followers rallied around him, while criticising the petition against the self-proclaimed financial expert.
Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.
Source: Legit.ng
