“If That Were True, What would I gain by tarnishing his image?”

  • The alleged sister of social media personality Gehgeh has responded to claims that she was financially supported by him, including receiving money and a rented house.
  • She denied the allegations, stating that such claims do not reflect reality and questioning why she would still speak out if she had been helped.

Tension has continued to surround social media personality Gehgeh following fresh allegations about his alleged financial support to family members.

An alleged sister of Gehgeh has now publicly reacted to claims circulating online that she received bundles of money and a rented apartment from him.

Dismissing the reports, she insisted that the allegations are false and do not reflect her reality.

“They said Gehgeh gave me bundles of money and rented a house for me. If that were true, would I still come out to cry? Ask Gehgeh who he has truly empowered in the family. If I was receiving all that, what would I gain by tarnishing his image?”

Her statement adds another layer to the ongoing public discussion around Gehgeh’s relationship with his family and how he supports them financially.

“They said Gehgeh gave me bundles of money and rented a house for me. If that were true, would I still come out to cry? Ask Gehgeh who he has truly empowered in the family. If I was receiving all that, what would I gain by tarnishing his image?”

— Gehgeh’s alleged sister replies https://t.co/uOLL1A6PR7 pic.twitter.com/nuPgwyAyIh

— 𝐀𝐬𝐚𝐤𝐲𝐆𝐑𝐍 (@AsakyGRN) April 18, 2026

Read some of the comments below:

@manliketine420
Una won dey use family issues do content 😂😂😂, we be like village community people way dey solve case

@tmottyyy
Geh Geh na stingy man to the core. He’s practicing what he’s preaching

@BlacS1728
This wan na Cubanna chief priest brother Sister but I can’t just explain

@SOnyemauwa17304
Any money that I will make and my family will not benefits,I don’t think I’m ready to make that money ooo

@LyfAcrosBorders
They should keep family matters private. Nigerians are dealing with real issues, this kind of drama just feels like noise… and a bit of clout chasing on top of it.

@AkanoOriade
Oga you and your brother no serious una just dey use us dey farm engagement

@ShadowPulse202
So the werey no dey take care of him family but hin fit dey yab peller. GehGeh na real stingy man

@LyfAcrosBorders
Honestly, not all these influencers can be trusted, some will push any narrative just to stay relevant.

@saintxylr
This one just dey chase clout! Make she go learn work

@Iamstessy
God no go bless me make i no bless my home and siblings oo…

@mrevrywheregood
Atleast you agreed that your purpose is to tarnish his image for your selfish interest

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