Nkechi Blessing Shades Blessing CEO, As She Receives N1million For Dinner
Nollywood actress Nkechi Blessing, has taken a swipe at self-acclaimed relationship expert Blessing CEO, following her recent cancer claims.
Recall that the Nigerian Voice reported that Blessing CEO opened up to the public about her battle with breast cancer. In a video posted on her Instagram page, she disclosed that she has put up her Lagos mansion up on distress sale to raise money for chemotherapy treatment.
Sharing another video, she appealed to Nigerians for financial assistance, explaining that her decision to put up her properties for distress sale was due to the urgent need for surgery to be carried out for the amputation of her left boobs or both, based on the spread of the cancer.
In another video, the controversial star addressed her doubters, emphasizing that her ailment is not a prank. She said that she is currently living in denial, although her bag is set for her to go to the hospital. She admitted being scared, as she seldom falls sick, which would warrant her to visit the hospital.
Reacting to Blessing CEO's plea, Nkechi Blessing in a previous Instagram post, had questioned what the public were expecting from an individual who claimed another building as her own. She lamented how people constantly mistook her for the controversial relationship expert, noting how bearing the name seems like a curse.
Throwing shades, NBS maintained that all her social media accounts are monetized, yet she doesn't depend on it solely, unlike Blessing CEO
In a recent post, NBS, as she is fondly called shared a receipt of N1million gifted to her for dinner.
She further shaded Blessing CEO, praying against using ones mouth to draw sickness to themselves.
She wrote: "Million naira for dinner. Thank you so much, @dr_bills. May your pocket never run dry.
Softies pls help me say a word of prayer for @dr_bills
You know me, I appreciate even the tinniest gift, so you all better keep it coming.
God no go let us use our mouth draw sickness come our body in Jesus name."