Controversial relationship coach Blessing Okoro, popularly known as Blessing CEO, has responded to a comment made by former BBNaija contestant Victoria Adeyele, also called Vee.
Vee brought up Blessing’s name while discussing the split between singer Innocent Idibia, better known as 2Baba, and his wife, Annie Idibia.
She mentioned that trickery has become common, and when she becomes president, she will send all the birds, including Blessing CEO, to Kirikiri Correctional Centre.
In her response, Blessing CEO urged Vee to be honest when talking about her, as she doesn’t appreciate indirect communication.
According to Vee, several women are eager to step in for Annie, despite the strong negative reactions 2Baba received for the way he announced his divorce from his wife and the mother of his two kids.
In her Instagram video, Blessing CEO expressed that adults should not blame others for their choices.
She claimed that it has been said that 2Baba introduced Annie to drugs, but the African Queen performer behaves normally in public, in contrast to Annie, who shakes her head when she talks.
Prompt News reports that the relationship coach noted that many have felt restless since she disclosed her relationship with auto dealer Ikechukwu Ogbonna, referred to as IVD.
Talking about her wedding plans, she revealed that she intends to marry the businessman and will announce it online.
Read some comments below:
@loratosheilacode: “Let’s stop blaming adults for another adult’s failure. You rock on this.”
@odesco070: “I wonder how an adult will do something and people will blame another adult for it.”
@nneamakaegw: “Na una deh find this beautiful woman wahala ohhhh, when dragging start now, na the same una go say blessing ceo rest. You people will not tell Veee to rest now ok.”
@preshriri_____7825: “True. Blessing, your points is very valid, a lot of we women need to tighten up and learn from the mistakes we make in relationship by taking full responsibility of decisions to avoid pushing blames. I know and understand that women are more softer and vulnerable than men are, but then we all need to boss up and LEARN.”
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