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‘I don’t smoke, I don’t drink’ — Blessing CEO denies drug addiction

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Controversial Nigerian self-acclaimed relationship expert Blessing CEO has denied allegations that she is a drug addict, insisting that she does not smoke, drink alcohol or attend parties.

Blessing made the statement during a video call with actress Doris Ogala after her release from detention.

Ogala shared a video of their conversation on Instagram.

During the call, Ogala told Blessing that claims about her alleged drug use had circulated online while she was in detention, with some people reportedly saying she needed rehabilitation and should not be given money.

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Responding to the claims, Blessing said: “Yes, mama, I don’t smoke, I don’t drink and I don’t even party.”

She also accused social media users of making assumptions about her without knowing her personally.

“Most times the internet just have a way of enjoying themselves, a lot of people don’t even know me in person,” she said.

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