Nigerian social media influencer, GehGeh, has stirred controversy online following a statement he made about women and motherhood.

In a recently posted video, GehGeh claimed that any woman between the ages of 25 and 30 who has never been pregnant should be seen as a “red flag.” His exact words were:

“Any girl between the age of 25–30 wey never get belle once for her life, na red flag.”

The remark immediately sparked heated debates across social media platforms. Many users strongly criticized him, accusing him of promoting unhealthy stereotypes and reducing women’s value to their ability to conceive. Others argued that pregnancy is a deeply personal matter influenced by choice, health, career goals, and circumstances beyond a woman’s control.

Critics emphasized that such statements not only fuel societal pressure on women but also undermine conversations about reproductive rights and personal freedom. Several women also expressed disappointment, pointing out how damaging such remarks can be in a society where women already face intense scrutiny regarding marriage and childbearing.

While GehGeh’s comment may have been intended as an opinion, it has undoubtedly sparked broader discussions about gender expectations, cultural beliefs, and the need to respect individual choices regarding motherhood.