In a detailed post shared on Instagram, the influencer addressed the legal troubles she is currently facing, confirming that she is involved in three separate cases brought forward by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). She listed a ₦36 million tenancy dispute which she claims has already been resolved, a ₦69 million tenancy-related allegation, and a third case connected to a controversial cancer fundraising issue involving ₦13 million.
According to her, she has entered a not-guilty plea in all the charges and is currently in custody while awaiting the completion of her bail process.
Despite her detention, Blessing CEO insisted she remains resilient and upbeat, framing her experience as part of a larger personal journey. She described the situation in spiritual terms, suggesting that adversity often precedes elevation.
“It will end in praise, remember say if God one use you, he needs to put you through fire like yakubu so I go mange because this story is my biggest breakthrough. Watch God turn this into a big stepping stone.”
She further characterized the situation as an opportunity rather than a setback, even expressing gratitude toward the EFCC in a tone that mixed sarcasm and defiance.
“And thank you to EFCC for the free publicity. Na to make me una brand ambassador but una go pay me ooooo, make I educate them about crime …Story Dey my lovers.”
The social media figure also disclosed that her bank accounts have been frozen, while humorously noting that supporters and critics alike are welcome to visit her at Kirikiri, even suggesting they bring food on weekends. She also extended an open invitation to bloggers, reinforcing her well-known comfort with media attention.
“I’ve Been Through This Before” — A Familiar Legal Battle
Blessing CEO also referenced a previous encounter with law enforcement in 2022, when she was reportedly remanded over allegations of defamation and cyberbullying. She suggested that her current situation marks a repeat experience, albeit with a more public profile.
“Pleaded not guilty to all of the charges after spending 26 days in Efcc custody . I have now been remanded In kiriri correctional center make I go rest…”
She added a note of humor about the situation, joking that repeated legal troubles might as well qualify her for political ambition.
“2nd time In kiriri correctional center na him be say I go gats to contest for president. Incoming.”
Message to Supporters and Final Words
Despite the seriousness of the allegations, Blessing CEO ended her statement on a reflective and upbeat note, asking her followers for prayers while expressing confidence in a positive outcome. She reassured fans that she would return stronger and maintained her characteristic blend of humour and bravado.
“Just put me in your prayer I am coming back stronger. Them don lock all my accounts incase I call u beg u for money no vex… thank you to all my lovers I see the love.”
She signed off with her full name and self-described identity as a controversial public figure, entertainer, and relationship expert, maintaining the tone of defiance and self-branding that has defined her online presence.
“It’s me okoro Blessing Nkiruka. Popularly know as Blessingceo, your no 1 most controversial relationship and metal expert. Intellectual entertainer , 1 man mopol. Love you all lovers”.