Blessing CEO Begs Nigerians for Forgiveness: ‘I Am Sorry for Every Pain I Once Mocked’
Controversial Nigerian relationship commentator, Blessing CEO, has apologised to Nigerians for making insensitive remarks about people’s personal struggles and emotional pain.
Her apology followed a public appeal for forgiveness by her partner, businessman IVD, who recently sought reconciliation with his business associates, family members and friends.
In an emotional Instagram post on Tuesday, Blessing CEO expressed regret over her previous comments, admitting that she had spoken carelessly about experiences she had never endured.
The relationship commentator, who recently lost her second son while in prison, described her present suffering as the consequence of her past insensitive statements.
Reflecting on her experience, she acknowledged that words alone were insufficient to demonstrate genuine remorse.
“I am realising that talk is cheap but action is loud. I’m only human, with blood flowing through my veins, so I’m bound to make mistakes,” she wrote.
She further described the emotional weight of her circumstances, saying her mistakes had come with a painful price.
“Mistakes have a price and that’s what I’m paying for now with my tears. I am so broken to the point that I am losing myself.
“Pray for me because I’m exhausted from praying by myself,” she added.
Blessing CEO also offered an unreserved apology to people she had previously offended through her public comments and actions.
“I am sorry, I am so so sorry, for speaking about the pains I have never felt carelessly.
“So I will say this over and over again, I am sorry to everyone I have hurt with words and actions, now I can feel every bit of your pain that I once mocked,” she stated.
OrbitsNews recalls that Blessing CEO previously faced widespread criticism for her comments about IVD’s late wife, Bimbo Ogbonna.
She had suggested that Bimbo was responsible for the tragedy surrounding her marriage, attracting condemnation over remarks many considered insensitive towards the deceased.
Her controversial relationship with IVD also attracted renewed attention following the resurfacing of an old video.
In the recording, Blessing CEO declared that rather than snatching another woman’s husband, she would “put you 6 feet and collect him.”
The statement generated considerable controversy across social media, with many Nigerians questioning her remarks about relationships and marital disputes.
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