23/08/2025
Let me be very honest today.
Some time ago, I made a post criticizing Ghe Ghe’s school of thought, and the kind of insults I received in the comments and my DMs were unbelievable. People dragged me left, right, and center.
Now, hear me out. I am not in full support of everything Ghe Ghe says. Sometimes his delivery is harsh and controversial. But at the core of his message, he emphasizes hard work, self-respect, and not turning relationships into business transactions. And in all honesty, I can’t disagree with that.
Then comes Blessing CEO and her so-called “University.” The truth? It looks more like a rebranding of prostitution than empowerment. Yes, she tells women not to sleep with broke men and to “close their legs” if a man can’t provide. But if you listen carefully, she’s still teaching dependency on men, just in a polished package.
Here’s the reality:
Ghe Ghe’s message may sting, but it pushes for self-reliance and dignity.
Blessing CEO’s message sounds glamorous, but it quietly promotes transactional s*x and laziness.
I don’t agree with everything Ghe Ghe says, but between his school of thought and Blessing CEO’s “University,” I’d rather stand with Ghe Ghe.
Because let’s face it: women need to find something meaningful to do with their lives. S*x should be consensual, not transactional. In a world full of opportunities—skills, businesses, digital work—why reduce yourself to your body?
Now, I want to ask you reading this:
👉 Which one actually empowers people—harsh truth that promotes hard work, or sweet talk that encourages dependency?
Let’s talk.
Pic credit E.E students
