She introduced the platform on her Facebook page, explaining that it is designed to teach women how to handle relationships while emphasizing self-empowerment and financial awareness.
According to her, the university aims to help women build a stronger sense of self-worth and make better decisions in their relationships. Blessing CEO added that the goal is to guide women in safeguarding their emotions and bodies, just as men are often advised to protect their finances.
She stressed that the initiative is not a reaction to any other platform but an independent effort to encourage women to be more intentional about their personal growth and financial freedom.
In her post, she wrote:
“Blessingceo. University of How to make money from Men and empower yourself ….”
In another update, she stated:
“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.”
See some reactions below:
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@Arinze Uba: Don’t forget those yeye girls you deceive those days.. they don pass 35 the enter 40 with no husband and na their toto we dey hustle for street now.. abeg no stop so that the upcoming young boys go fit see free toto for street take hold body 😁😁
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@More light: Only ladies that have sense understand that Geh Geh is indirectly motivating ladies to start working and making their own money rather than depending on a man to solve all their problems. Depending on a man like that must result in your toto making gbim 😂😂.
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@Okenwa Robert Ogbonna: Dey play. Geh Geh is already a thousand steps ahead.
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@Symply Diamond: Mama teach us well so that we go show them shege make everyone hold him money and thing.
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