Blessing CEO Denies Drug Allegations, Says She Neither Smokes Nor Drinks

Controversial relationship expert and social media personality Blessing Okoro, popularly known as Blessing CEO, has dismissed allegations of drug use, insisting that she does not smoke, drink alcohol or engage in partying.

The influencer made the clarification during a live social media session with Nollywood actress and politician Doris Ogala following her release from detention.

During her period behind bars, Blessing CEO became the subject of widespread speculation on social media, with several users accusing her of allegedly using drugs. Some individuals also advised the public against sending her money, claiming she might spend the funds on drugs. Others suggested that she needed rehabilitation rather than financial support.

However, Blessing CEO rejected the allegations, describing the claims as assumptions made by people who do not personally know her or understand her lifestyle.

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Speaking during the live session, she maintained that the accusations were unfounded and urged social media users not to judge her based on online speculation.

“I don’t do drugs. I don’t smoke, I don’t drink, I 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,” she said.

Her comments have drawn attention amid continued public discussion surrounding her recent legal troubles.

Blessing CEO was reportedly released after spending months in detention over three separate fraud-related cases instituted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC).

She was arraigned in June 2026 over allegations connected to property transactions and donations reportedly collected after she claimed to be battling stage four breast cancer.

The cases involve alleged sums of ₦36 million, ₦69.15 million and ₦13 million.

Blessing CEO has pleaded not guilty to the charges. The allegations remain subject to judicial determination.