Nigerian relationship expert Blessing CEO has finally addressed the drug allegations that followed her during her time in detention.
The controversial personality denied using drugs, insisting that she neither smokes nor drinks alcohol or attends parties.
She made the statement during a video call with actress Doris Ogala after her release, pushing back against claims that she needed rehabilitation.
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During the conversation, Ogala told Blessing CEO that people had been discussing her alleged drug use on social media while she was behind bars.
Some online users reportedly questioned whether she should receive financial support, claiming she might spend the money on drugs.
Others suggested that rehabilitation would be more helpful than giving her money.
Blessing dismissed the claims and said many people were making assumptions without knowing her personally.
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She said: “I don’t do dr·gs. I don’t sm%ke, I don’t drink, 1 don’t even party. Most times the internet just have a way of enjoying their self. A lot of people don’t even know me personally.”
In another part of the conversation, she repeated her denial, saying: “Yes, mama, I don’t smoke, I don’t drink and I don’t even party.”
She also criticised the way social media users discuss people they have never met.
“Most times the internet just have a way of enjoying themselves, a lot of people don’t even know me in person,” she said.
Ogala shared a video of their conversation on Instagram, bringing fresh attention to the allegations and Blessing’s response.
The exchange has added another chapter to the online discussions surrounding the relationship expert since her release from detention.
Blessing CEO’s response makes her position clear: she rejects the claims and says people should not judge her based on social media discussions.
