- Singer Bella Shmurda advised women not to feel threatened by GehGeh or MKO’s movement, stressing that a secured woman who offers value has nothing to fear.
- He encouraged women to focus on being valuable, noting that no man is willing to lose a woman who adds value to his life.
Nigerian singer, Bella Shmurda, has advised women not to feel threatened by the rising influence of GehGeh and MKO’s teachings on men, stressing that true value goes beyond money.
Taking to his X (Twitter) handle, Bella Shmurda noted that a woman who genuinely offers value in her relationship has no reason to be worried or intimidated by any movement or video circulating online.
“A secured woman that’s offering value doesn’t have any reason to be scared or triggered by GehGeh or MKO’s video/movement,” he wrote.
The “Cash App” crooner went further to encourage women to focus on building their worth and contributions, adding that men are unwilling to lose a woman who adds real value to their lives.
“My ladies, just be valuable, no man is ready to lose that… And value doesn’t necessarily mean monetary,” he added.
Bella Shmurda’s statement comes amid heated debates on social media over GehGeh’s “University of Wisdom and Understanding,” where he teaches men about relationships and finance. Many women have recently expressed concern that their boyfriends are changing their attitudes after engaging with GehGeh’s content.
- Singer Bella Shmurda advised women not to feel threatened by GehGeh or MKO’s movement, stressing that a secured woman who offers value has nothing to fear.
- He encouraged women to focus on being valuable, noting that no man is willing to lose a woman who adds value to his life.
Nigerian singer, Bella Shmurda, has advised women not to feel threatened by the rising influence of GehGeh and MKO’s teachings on men, stressing that true value goes beyond money.
Taking to his X (Twitter) handle, Bella Shmurda noted that a woman who genuinely offers value in her relationship has no reason to be worried or intimidated by any movement or video circulating online.
“A secured woman that’s offering value doesn’t have any reason to be scared or triggered by GehGeh or MKO’s video/movement,” he wrote.
The “Cash App” crooner went further to encourage women to focus on building their worth and contributions, adding that men are unwilling to lose a woman who adds real value to their lives.
“My ladies, just be valuable, no man is ready to lose that… And value doesn’t necessarily mean monetary,” he added.
Bella Shmurda’s statement comes amid heated debates on social media over GehGeh’s “University of Wisdom and Understanding,” where he teaches men about relationships and finance. Many women have recently expressed concern that their boyfriends are changing their attitudes after engaging with GehGeh’s content.
