Apostle Johnson Suleman has shared his views on the financial advice often given by popular finance commentator GehGeh, saying such teachings are more relevant to people who are still trying to build wealth
While addressing members of his church, the cleric said he is usually wary of people who constantly speak negatively about women before referencing GehGeh during his sermon.
Suleman said he enjoys watching GehGeh’s videos and believes the finance expert offers useful guidance, but stressed that the advice is best suited to people who are still financially struggling.
According to the cleric, the way people approach money changes as they become more financially successful, with different levels of wealth requiring different mindsets.
“That guy gives good advice for poor people.”
“There’s a level you get to, somebody might be telling you if somebody asks for transport, don’t give transport fare. No, you don’t give transport, you buy cars.”
He explained that those who have already been blessed financially are often focused on larger responsibilities rather than everyday expenses, while GehGeh’s financial principles are more appropriate for people seeking stability.
“If you’re coming up, you want to have a balanced life, those are the kind of things. If you’re already standing and God has blessed you, you can’t reason the same way because you’re no longer thinking of transport fare; you’re thinking of cars.”