Young Men Sign Up for ‘GheGhe School of Wisdom’ to Study Women
Some students chase degrees in law, medicine, or engineering. These three young men, however, decided their field of study would be none other than women—by enrolling in what they humorously called the “GheGhe School of Wisdom.”
A TikTok video revealed the scene, showing the trio glued to a screen, carefully watching fast-rising influencer Emmanuel Obrusteknown, better known as GehGeh. In the clip, GehGeh offers blunt, and rather cheeky, advice to men about relationships. His lecture included warnings such as: “Number one students, don’t date them. They’re entitled, they always need emergency money, and once they visit, expect your polo shirts to disappear.”
He didn’t stop there. GehGeh went on to claim that many young women juggle multiple relationships, keeping one boyfriend at school and another back home—all in pursuit of financial support. According to him, their constant need for “emergency money” keeps them on the lookout for different partners to cover expenses.
Far from dismissing his words, the young men in the room leaned in as though they were attending a university lecture, even scribbling notes while tagging the session the “GheGhe School of Wisdom.”
As the video spread, online audiences wasted no time in dropping their own witty reactions. One person joked about them being “final year students of Opueh University.” Another teased that once the “students” finished their studies, they would still come back to “worship women offline.” Others chimed in with playful banter, requesting missed lecture notes and even joking about class assignments. One clever remark summed it up with, “If I pass this course, please fail me—I don’t want to graduate from this university.”
While some laughed at the satire, others pointed out the humor in treating dating advice like a structured academic pursuit. Regardless of which side of the fence one stands, the “GheGhe School of Wisdom” certainly earned itself some trending status with this unconventional syllabus.
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