Blessing CEO, the controversial self-styled relationship guru, has finally spoken out following her remand at the Kirikiri Correctional Centre. The outspoken media personality addressed her followers on Instagram on Wednesday afternoon, revealing that she had maintained her innocence on all allegations brought against her by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).
According to reports, Blessing CEO was brought before a court on Wednesday for allegedly defrauding the public of N13 million, just hours after she was granted a N10 million bail in a separate tenancy fraud case involving N69.1 million on Tuesday. The back-to-back legal troubles have kept her in the spotlight.
In her Instagram post, Blessing CEO stated that she had pleaded not guilty to every charge leveled against her. She disclosed that she had already spent 26 days in EFCC custody prior to her remand. She described the situation as the “cancer drama” and referenced the N13 million donation controversy, as well as claims that she manipulated medical results. Despite the circumstances, she asserted that she remains in high spirits.
She further noted that this marks her second stint behind bars, with the first occurring in 2022 on charges of defamation and cyberbullying. She joked that spending time in Kirikiri for a second time might qualify her to run for president. The development has sparked widespread reactions from the public, with many closely watching the legal proceedings.