GehGeh Reveals He Has Six Children With Six Women

GehGeh reveals he has six children with six women after conducting DNA tests, sparking reactions over paternity and family relationships

Nigerian financial educator and social media personality GehGeh has disclosed that he has six children with six different women, following his recent decision to conduct DNA tests to establish their paternity.

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The social media figure made the revelation in a statement circulating online, where he said he had completed the tests and issued a warning about the status of any child whose paternity had not been confirmed.

According to GehGeh, children who have not undergone DNA testing should not be considered members of his family if anything happens to him.

He said, “I just finished doing DNA. I have six children with six women. If anything happen to me today, any of my child that don’t have DNA should not be part of my family.”

His comments have sparked conversations on social media, particularly around paternity confirmation, parental responsibility and the role of DNA testing in establishing biological relationships.

Some social media users expressed support for his decision, while others questioned the circumstances surrounding his having children with six different women.

One commenter, identified as @Alhaji, wrote, “But woman Dey try oooo I think they all hate this nigga why 6 of them born for him.”

Another user, @AAC RUNNERS 2027, advised men to conduct DNA tests and keep the results confidential until they found someone trustworthy to handle the information.

Other commenters also reacted with humour and approval, with some describing GehGeh’s position as a necessary step towards establishing certainty over family relationships.

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The discussion has continued to attract attention, with GehGeh’s remarks highlighting the often-sensitive conversations surrounding paternity, trust and family identity.