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‘I Am in High Spirit’ — Blessing CEO Speaks After EFCC Arrest


Social media influencer and self-acclaimed relationship therapist, Okoro Blessing Nkiruka, popularly known as Blessing CEO, has reacted following her arrest and arraignment by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

In a post shared after the development, she insisted she remains strong despite facing multiple charges and being remanded at the Kirikiri Correctional Centre.

Blessing CEO said she is currently facing three separate EFCC-related charges, including alleged tenancy disputes and a case involving donations linked to a cancer claim.

She claimed the first charge involves ₦36 million, which she said she has already paid part of, while the second involves ₦69 million, where she allegedly paid ₦5 million. She maintained that she did not sell any property but only subleased an office space.

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She also referenced a third case involving ₦13 million in donations, which she said was linked to a “cancer drama” allegation.

“3 charges with EFCC. 1st 36 million naira wey I don pay finish ooo. Tenancy dispute. 2nd 69 million naira pay 5 million, Tenancy dispute. I did not sell anybody house I subleased my office. Will gist you all after the case is over. But I am in high spirit,” she said.

She further added:

“3rd cancer drama, 13 million donated and the gal wey say I doctor her result.”

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Blessing CEO stated that she pleaded not guilty to all charges after spending several days in EFCC custody and confirmed she has now been remanded at the Kirikiri Correctional Centre pending bail conditions.

She also recalled that this is not her first experience with detention, noting that she was previously involved in a 2022 case relating to alleged defamation and cyberbullying.

Despite her legal challenges, she maintained a positive outlook, saying she believes the situation will eventually turn in her favour.

“It will end in praise, this story is my biggest breakthrough,” she added.

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She concluded her message by thanking supporters and expressing optimism about her future.


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