In other news, Blessing Okoro, popularly known as Blessing CEO, has issued a public apology to anyone she might have hurt, and Nigerians have responded with a request she probably did not see coming.
According to her, she is bound to make mistakes, but she is paying for them with her tears.
"I am bound to make mistakes but I am paying for it with my tears. I am sorry."
She said.
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The apology comes after weeks of drama involving drug allegations, court cases, and public feuds.
Nigerians have reportedly started asking for their donations back. Sources say after Blessing's apology went viral, her comments were flooded with messages from people who had previously donated money to her during her time of need. One commenter wrote, "Madam, we donated for you when you were going through a hard time. Now that you are apologising, can we get a refund?" Another asked, "Is the apology refundable? Because I want my money back."
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Source: One of Blessing's friends, Amaka Chuka, who confirmed the comments have been flooding her page and she has not responded to any of them.
