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Second Time in Prison- Blessing CEO Remanded in Kirikiri

by Intercept Entertainment
June 11, 2026
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Controversial love therapist Blessing CEO has responded following her incarceration in Kirikiri prison.

A few hours after being given N10 million bail for tenancy fraud of N69.1 million on Tuesday, Blessing, CEO, was re-arraigned on Wednesday for defrauding the public of N13 million.

Despite spending 26 days in the custody of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), Blessing disclosed that she was now remanded in Kirikiri jail in a widely shared Instagram post on Wednesday afternoon.

EFFC Charges Blessing CEO For ₦36million fraud

Blessing said that she entered a not guilty plea to every charge brought against her by the EFCC, pointing out that this was her second prison sentence.

ALSO READ  Blessing CEO Begins Contributions Refunds, After Cancer Scare

“I’m in high spirit. Cancer drama, 13 million donated and the girl wey say I doctored her result. Pleaded not guilty to all of the charges after spending 26 days in EFCC custody. I have now been remanded in Kirikiri correctional center make I go rest, pending on when perfect my bail.

ALSO READ: EFCC Charges Blessing CEO For ₦36 million fraud

“2nd time going to prison, 1st time was 2022, alleged defamation and cyber bullying. So second time In Kirikiri correctional center na him be say I go gats to contest for president,” she wrote.

Blessing, CEO, has been in the eye of the storm since January when Blessing, CEO, announced she had cancer. She shared a purported medical report and solicited financial support.

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However, Xinus Medical Diagnostics disputed the claim, alleging the report was altered and originally issued to Deborah Mbara in May 2025.

Mbara, a makeup artist and cancer survivor, later explained how Blessing allegedly obtained her report, prompting her family to petition the EFCC over alleged cyberbullying, forgery, and fraud.

The petition claimed Blessing raised over N300 million under false pretences, while the Nigerian Cancer Society also called for an investigation into the matter.

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