“If Yahoo Boys Stop, Call Girls Go Hungry”: Geh Geh’s Fuels Hot Debate, Video Trends

“If Yahoo Boys Stop, Call Girls Go Hungry”: Geh Geh’s Fuels Hot Debate, Video Trends

  • Popular content creator Geh Geh dropped a controversial opinion linking OS culture to Yahoo boys
  • In a recent interview, he claimed that many call girls rely solely on Nigerian fraudsters for survival
  • His comments have left Nigerians divided, with some of them saying that Geh Geh's comments were the bitter truth

Self-acclaimed financial expert and controversial content creator, Geh Geh, has fueled a fresh conversation online.

The streamer shared his opinion on the link between the selling body for money culture and internet fraudsters, popularly known as Yahoo boys.

In a recent video, Geh Geh argued that many ladies who are into OS depend heavily on Yahoo boys to sustain their lifestyle.

Geh Geh speaks on OS and Yahoo boys
Geh Geh drops a controversial opinion linking OS culture to Yahoo boys. Photos: @official_gehgeh/IG.
Source: Instagram

According to him, if Yahoo boys stop making money today, the entire selling body for money culture will crash.

He narrated how he once interviewed a lady in one of the popular spots where call girls gather to look for clients.

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The lady reportedly confessed that patronage had dropped recently because “Yahoo boys no dey cash out like before.”

He stated:

“Recently I went to where these call girls hang out, and I was interviewing one of them. She stated that patronage is low these days. Why won’t there be a decline in patronage? Yahoo boys don’t get deals like before again. If Yahoo Yahoo boys stop today, call girls will also stop.”

The video, which has since gone viral, has stirred a heated debate online, with many Nigerians weighing in on his controversial statement.

Watch the video here:

Geh Geh's video causes controversy

Legit.ng compiled the reactions of netizens below:

@philanth_:

"If yahoo end plenty business will go down, business like fashions, car and clubs, many legit businesses rely on yahoo boys."

@shegzedon:

"A lot of marriage will crash cos most marriage are built on yahoo yahoo funding so if it stops sope purrr otilor"

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@Naijafoodview:

"Without yahoo boys who will carry OS? 9-5 guys don’t even know what’s OS"

@Arovodanny:

"If una listen to GehGeh una go know say most of the things de make sense"

@Meze6777Eze

"NO BE LIE . SOMETIMES E GET SOME KIND RICHES WEY DEY BE LIKE CURSE FOR MAN LIFE YOU GO CON DEY LIVE LIFE USELESSLY JUST BECAUSE YOU CAN AFFORD TO LIVE THAT WAY IT’S SAD BUT TRUE. MEN ENABLE THOSE PEOPLE"

@_THE_CRAFT3R_:

"Baba don kill OS career finish"
Geh Geh causes online debate
Geh Geh claims that many call girls rely solely on Nigerian fraudsters for survival. Photos: @official_gehgeh/IG
Source: Instagram

Man rejects Geh Geh University

Legit.ng earlier reported that not everyone seems to be impressed by the popularity of skitmaker, Geh Geh’s University of Wisdom.

The parody school class, which teaches men wealth management and how to deal with women, has continued to gain an immense following, with thousands joining the virtual class. However, despite its popularity, a Nigerian man openly dismissed it.

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He also gave a thumbs down for the relationship-focused lessons run by female influencer SaidaBoj. Instead, he declared that the only class he would ever attend with pride is one handled by veteran Nollywood actor Kanayo O. Kanayo.

Source: Legit.ng

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Olaniyi Apanpa (Entertainment Editor) Olaniyi Apanpa is a seasoned journalist with over 6 years of experience in sports, metro, politics, and entertainment reporting. He has written for renowned platforms such as Opera News, Scooper News, The PUNCH, and currently works as a Senior Entertainment Editor at Legit.ng. A graduate of English Education from the University of Lagos. He is also a trained Digital Marketer from the Digital Marketing Institute, Lagos. Contact: olaniyi.apanpa@corp.legit.ng.