“Leave small boys” – Blessing CEO blasts Nkechi Blessing over portrait of herself and Davido in her bedroom

Self-acclaimed relationship expert Blessing Okoro, better known as Blessing CEO, has blasted actress Nkechi Blessing over a portrait of herself and Davido hanging in her bedroom.

Taking to her Instagram page, she revealed that she was taking a break from the protest to address the movie star before her chest began to pain her. She told her to leave small boys as she noted how if she were the singer’s wife, Chioma, she would have slapped Nkechi.

“I am sorry this is coming now, please as we dey prepare for the protest, make I drop this message before chest go dey pain me.
Nkichi blessing Sunday leave small boys. Leave small boys; if I be Chioma, I go come that ur house wipe you sl@p.
Oya make I prepare for protest where location”.

In an interview, weeks back, Blessing CEO claimed that Nkechi had threatened her with her nùde pictures, hence her disdain for her. According to her, when she had liposuction two years back, Nkechi reached out to her, praising her for her new shape, and Blessing had recommended her doctor to Nkechi, who was interested in Liposuction.

Unfortunately, things turned sour between the two, and Nkechi threatened to release Blessing’s nùde photos. The photos in question were the photos of her before and after surgery, which she sent to her.

Recall that Nkechi Blessing and Blessing CEO fell out in a public spat last year after Nkechi left an unflattering comment on Blessing’s bikini photos, comparing her body to a placard. Replying to her, Blessing took a swipe at the actress over her love for dating younger men and changing them like underwear and called her a lady with a confused identity.

Things surprisingly escalated between the two, and Nkechi stormed Blessing’s office to engage her in a fight; unfortunately, she met an absent Blessing, who took to her Instagram page to slam her for coming at night.

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