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Nkechi Blessing’s Ex Begs for Blessing CEO’s Bail in Cyber-bullying Case

Written by maxfmeditor3 on April 20, 2023

“Two wrongs don’t make a right” Drama as Nkechi Blessing’s ex, Opeyemi Falegan begs for Blessing CEO

The internet has been buzzing with the reaction of Nkechi Blessing’s ex, Opeyemi Falegan, towards self-acclaimed relationship expert Blessing Okoro, popularly known as Blessing CEO.

Falegan took to Instagram, pleading with Nigerians and those in the diaspora to ignore Blessing CEO’s harsh words and stand as a surety for her, saying he couldn’t bear to see a woman in prison.

The blogger was remanded in police custody for alleged cyber-bullying, libel, and for exhibiting uncensored movies. In court, Justice Yelim Bogoro remanded Blessing CEO in the custody of the Nigerian Correctional Services (NCoS) till May 30th for a hearing of her bail application.

Falegan made it clear that he does not support Blessing’s harsh words, especially when the family of the late Bimbo Ogbonna was mourning their loss. However, he believes two wrongs cannot make a right, and he is soliciting help on Blessing CEO’s behalf. He questioned if someone outside the country could be a surety for Blessing CEO and admitted that he ticks some boxes on those bail conditions.

He wrote: “On her bail conditions, can someone outside the country be her surety? Even though never supported all she said, but 2 wrongs don’t make a right.

but I think it seems her bail conditions are a bit hard to please can someone outside the country be her surety?

it seems I tick some boxes on those bail conditions, Is any lawyer in the house pls? pls, read carefully before u insult me. ( na peacemaker I won bi)

really hard to see a woman being in prison for her MIS use of words, but I get fans wey dey insult me on daily basis.”

“Two wrongs don’t make a right” Drama as Nkechi Blessing’s ex, Opeyemi Falegan begs for Blessing CEO

Blessing CEO remanded in police custody

The court charged Blessing CEO with cyber-bullying and libel for using her Instagram handle, @officialblessingceo, to injure the reputation of Folashade Samuels and the late Bimbo Ogbonna. She is accused of exposing them to hatred, contempt, and ridicule.

This case has stirred a lot of reactions online, with some people standing in support of Blessing CEO, while others believe that she deserves the punishment. However, Falegan’s plea for Blessing CEO’s bail has added a new dimension to the story, with some people questioning his motive for seeking her freedom.

The internet has become a platform where people can express their thoughts and opinions freely, but it is essential to use it responsibly. Cyber-bullying has become a prevalent issue in recent years, with many people becoming victims of online harassment. It is important to be mindful of what we post on social media and how it may affect others.

As the case between Blessing CEO and the Nigerian Correctional Services (NCoS) continues, it is essential to remember that freedom of speech comes with responsibility, and we must use our words wisely. Cyber-bullying is a serious offense that should not be taken lightly, and it is up to us as individuals to use the internet for good and not for harm

Blessing CEO’s arrest sparked a lot of reactions on social media, with some people condemning her actions while others criticized the legal system that led to her detention. Opeyemi Falegan’s plea for help for Blessing CEO has also generated mixed reactions, with some people hailing him for his compassion and others criticizing him for supporting someone who engaged in cyber-bullying and other criminal activities.

It is noteworthy that Nkechi Blessing’s Ex, Opeyemi Falegan was in a romantic relationship with Nkechi Blessing before their bitter breakup. The two celebrities have been at loggerheads ever since, with each party taking shots at the other on social media. Nkechi Blessing is yet to react to Falegan’s plea for help for Blessing CEO.

The drama surrounding Blessing CEO’s arrest and Opeyemi Falegan’s plea for help has shown that celebrities are not immune to legal troubles and that the consequences of their actions can have far-reaching effects. It is also a reminder that the legal system in Nigeria is not perfect and that there is a need for reforms to ensure that justice is served in a fair and timely manner.