Apostle Johnson Suleman has shared his views on the financial advice often given by social commentator Geh Geh.
According to Suleman, Geh Geh offers useful advice, particularly for people who are still trying to improve their financial situation.
However, he argued that the advice may not apply in the same way to individuals who have become financially successful.
Using an example, Suleman said that while Geh Geh might advise people not to give out transport fare, someone who has attained a certain level of wealth may instead be in a position to buy a car for someone in need.
He maintained that financial advice should be understood within the context of a person’s stage in life, adding that those who have been greatly blessed may not always relate to guidance intended for people who are still striving to become financially stable.
His words in part …
“Geh Geh gives good advice, but for poor people. There is a level you get to somebody will now be telling you , if person asks for transport, no give am. No you don’t give transport, you buy cars. His advice is good for people who are still coming up in life, but if you’re already established and God has blessed you, you can’t resonate with his advice.”
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“Geh Geh’s advice is good for people who are still coming up in life, but if you’re already established and God has blessed you, you can’t resonate with his advice.”
—Apostle Johnson Suleman pic.twitter.com/Y0lmavw1fz
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