Media personality and relationship coach Blessing CEO has launched her own online university for women, just days after Geh Geh‘s similar platform went viral.
She announced the initiative on Facebook, describing it as a program designed to help women navigate relationships more effectively while building their self-worth and financial independence.
According to Blessing CEO, her university aims to teach women how to develop stronger self-esteem, make better relationship decisions, and protect themselves both emotionally and physically.
She’s clear that this isn’t a reaction to Geh Geh’s recent success, but rather her own independent effort to help women become more intentional about personal growth.
In her announcement, she wrote: “Blessingceo. University of How to make money from men and empower yourself….”
She followed up with another post clarifying her stance: “We are not in competition with anybody.
Our university is to help women wise up and protect their body same way men want to protect their pockets. If men can’t take care of you, please zip up and focus.”
The announcement has gotten people talking online, with reactions ranging from supportive to skeptical.
Some users criticized her past advice, with one writing: “Don’t forget those girls you deceived back in the day. They’re now hitting 40 with no husband.”
Others saw value in the concept, with one person noting: “Only smart ladies understand that Geh Geh is indirectly motivating women to start making their own money instead of depending on men.”
Another user seemed less impressed: “Dey play. Geh Geh is already a thousand steps ahead.”
