Apostle Johnson Suleman Says GehGeh’s Financial Advice Is More Suited for Those Still Building Wealth

Senior pastor of Omega Fire Ministries International, Johnson Suleman, has shared his views on the financial teachings of finance commentator GehGeh, saying the advice is largely beneficial to people who are still working to improve their financial situation.

Speaking during a recent church service, Suleman said he is often cautious of individuals who consistently speak negatively about women before addressing GehGeh’s approach to financial education.

The cleric said he enjoys watching GehGeh’s videos and acknowledged that the finance expert offers useful guidance.

However, he argued that the advice is more applicable to people who are still building financial stability.

“That guy gives good advice for poor people,” Suleman said.

According to him, financial decisions and priorities change as individuals attain greater financial success.

He maintained that people who have attained significant wealth often approach money differently from those who are still striving to achieve financial balance.

Illustrating his point, Suleman said that while some financial advisers may recommend avoiding giving out transport fares, people at a higher financial level may instead choose to provide more substantial support.

“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 said.

The cleric added that individuals who are financially established tend to focus on larger responsibilities, while GehGeh’s financial teachings remain valuable for those seeking to build a stable and balanced financial life.