Blessing CEO Breaks Silence, Says She’s “In High Spirit” Despite EFCC Case

According to Ireporter Online, popular relationship therapist and social media influencer, Blessing Okoro, widely known as Blessing CEO, has spoken out following her remand at the Kirikiri Correctional Centre over allegations linked to a N69 million fraud case.

In a lengthy post shared on Instagram, she disclosed that she is currently facing three separate cases with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), including a N36 million tenancy dispute which she claims has already been resolved, a N69 million tenancy-related allegation, and a third case involving N13 million connected to a controversial cancer fundraising issue.

She stated that she pleaded not guilty to all charges and remains in custody while awaiting the completion of her bail conditions. Despite her legal challenges, Blessing CEO maintained that she is in high spirits, describing her situation as a process of refinement and preparation, which she believes will ultimately lead to her breakthrough.

She expressed gratitude to the EFCC in a sarcastic tone for what she described as “free publicity,” even joking that the agency should consider appointing her as a brand ambassador to help educate the public on financial crimes. She further revealed that her bank accounts have been frozen and invited supporters and bloggers to visit her at Kirikiri on weekends, adding humor to her ordeal.

The influencer also reflected on her previous encounter with incarceration in 2022, stating that she believes her current situation will also end positively. She concluded by urging supporters to keep her in their prayers, expressing confidence that she would return stronger.