Popular Nigerian self-proclaimed relationship expert Blessing CEO says she has been diagnosed with stage 4 cancer.
Blessing, CEO, announced this on Wednesday morning in a viral video shared on her Instagram page.
Breaking down in tears, she showed how cancer has been causing her hair loss. Responding to the news, many netizens took to social media to sympathise with her.
In November 2025, Blessing CEO, disputed that her fiancé, IVD, assaulted her.
BlessingCEO posted a graphic video of the assault on her Instagram page and demanded immediate assistance.
She expressed concern about IVD’s mental health in a since-deleted video, claiming that she was in distress and that her partner was abusing her.
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Many internet users condemned her for standing up for IVD when his late wife’s relatives accused him of domestic abuse in response to her plea for assistance.
Speaking in the midst of the criticism, the self-described relationship expert stated that her tweet was misinterpreted.
She explained that the video she shared had nothing to do with domestic violence, saying it was recorded during a robbery incident.
She said:
“You all should bring proof that I was beaten by IVD. IVD is someone’s brother, he is someone’s son. Why do you want me to lie that he beat me? Why do you people want to force me to accept domestic violence that doesn’t exist?”
According to Nigerian singer Chimamanda Pearl Chukwuma, aka Qing Madi, the music business is just as profitable as the “drug” sector.
In a recent episode of the Tea With Tay podcast, Madi stated that a single performance can earn an artist what the typical Nigerian worker makes in a year or years.
The 19-year-old claimed that music has given her financial independence, but she doesn’t show off her fortune online because she doesn’t want it to define who she is.
