- Geh Geh’s “University of Wisdom” Goes Viral with 177,000 Viewers
- Earns Over $30,000 in Gifts
- The viral moment has been celebrated by many as a symbol of digital empowerment
A young Nigerian popularly known as “Geh Geh” has captured widespread attention after his TikTok live session on Thursday attracted an incredible 177,000 viewers and reportedly earned him gifts worth over $30,000.
Eko Hot Blog reports that the social media personality, who refers to his platform as the “University of Wisdom and Understanding”, has been making waves with his unconventional style of advising men on relationships and financial matters.
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In a video posted after the session, Geh Geh expressed his excitement:
“More than 177,000 people watched my lectures today. Jesus! University of wisdom and understanding, the only university where once you graduate, a woman go fear to ask you for money.”
Describing himself as the “first illiterate to find a university in the history of Nigeria”, Geh Geh reflected on his unexpected rise to fame. He revealed that, despite not having a formal education, his platform has given him a new sense of purpose:
“I no be graduate too, but by the grace of God, I don find school. I be orphan, but now Nigerians don show me love.”
According to Geh Geh, the virtual gifts he received during the live session were valued at approximately $30,000, which he described as life changing:
“See gift I made… more gift when they give me today is worth about $30,000. I no go take this love for granted, because I no really do anything for am,” he said in a follow up video.
The viral moment has been celebrated by many as a symbol of digital empowerment, showing that even those without formal education can use social media to build influence, create entertainment, and earn a living.
Although his controversial views on money and relationships have sparked debates online, Geh Geh’s story has become an inspiration for underprivileged youths across Nigeria.
Reflecting on his newfound fame, he added:
“If Nigeria be country wey value great people, by now them suppose dey compare people like me with Aristotle, Wole Soyinka, Einstein… but I thank God say people dey see my head and my own difference.”
With his rapidly growing fanbase, now calling themselves “students” of Geh Geh University, his success highlights how social platforms are redefining fame, influence, and opportunity in Nigeria.
