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Adekunle Gold feature Davido but still praise Wizkid… this industry no balance 😭😂

Let me tell you what actually happened. He was playing for Manchester City, one of the biggest football clubs in England, making £200,000 a week.

He had s*x with several women. One day, he was arrested for r**e and s*xual assault. He was later imprisoned for about one year, lost sponsorship deals, and lost friends.

He was eventually found not guilty. It was reported that the women had created a WhatsApp group, discussed his net worth, and planned to accuse him of r**e to make money.

It was also said that in one case, the same woman who claimed she was r**ed later went back to his house to have s*x with him again.

After that, no major club wanted to sign him anymore. He went from playing for one of the biggest clubs in the world to playing for a much smaller, lesser-known club.

A man who was earning £200,000 a week is now earning around £65,000 a week. His dreams, goals, and career were severely damaged.

Women say consent is key, but in this case,consent still ruined his life.

Stage 4 Cancer? “I Didn’t Sc@m Anyone. If You Want to Cry, Cry Bl++d” — Blessing CEO Fires Back at Her Donors Demanding For Refunds

Media personality and relationship coach Blessing Okoro, popularly known as Blessing CEO, has fired back at critics demanding refunds for donations, bluntly telling detractors during a live video: “If you want to cry, cry bl++d.”

She dismissed allegations of scamming supporters, insisting that contributions were made voluntarily by fans who genuinely wanted to help. “Those people that are saying, ‘Oh Blessing, you scammed us, refund my money,’ a lot of the people making noise did not give me one naira,” she said.

Blessing explained that she publicly asked followers for help during a difficult period and received support willingly. “It’s love. It’s not my fault that people love me. I needed help. I came out, I cried for help, and I got the help that I needed,” she stated.

The social media personality stressed that donations were given freely, without pressure or obligation. “If you don’t want to give, keep your money in your bank account. I did not carry g+n and put it on your head to give me your own. You gave it out of your free will and out of love,” she said.

She also rejected calls to provide receipts or proof of how the funds were used. “I don’t need to come and start showing you receipts or showing you this or showing you that,” she added.

Defending her influence, Blessing CEO credited her decade-long presence on social media for the loyalty she enjoys from supporters. “I’ve been on social media for 10 years. I’ve given my intellect, I’ve given love, I’ve given money. Everything that I am getting, I deserve it,” she said.

Responding to accusations that she was shameless, she replied bluntly, “You should have known that about me long ago. I don’t have shame.”

She further claimed that her personal brand remains strong enough to attract support at any time. “Even if I paste my account number now on this live video, people will still dash me money. Go and build a brand for yourself. You are the brand,” she said.