Blessing CEO Breaks Silence On Fraud Allegations In VDM Visit, Explains Sublease

Blessing CEO visited VDM at his NGO office to address the fraud allegations that landed her in prison for five months.

The relationship expert detailed how she subleased a Lagos property without the landlord’s knowledge, sparking multiple legal battles.

Blessing CEO revealed she paid N24 million to the EFCC during the investigation tied to a N36 million complaint against her.

Blessing Okoro, popularly known as Blessing CEO, has broken her silence on the fraud allegations that saw her spend five months in prison, sitting down with Ratel NGO president Martins Vincent Otse, also known as VDM, at his office to tell her side of the story.

The relationship expert and content creator visited VDM’s Lagos NGO studio on Thursday, 12 November 2026, in a move that surprised many fans who never expected the two to be in the same room.

Blessing CEO explained that she leased a six-bedroom detached property in Lagos in 2022 for N6 million, covering two years, intending to run a lounge and other businesses from the space.

When plans to relocate to Canada changed her priorities, she decided to sublease the property to a new tenant through an agent, without informing her landlord.

She subleased the property for N12 million, with agency, legal, and caution fees bringing the total paid by the first tenant to N36 million.

According to Blessing CEO, the tenant breached their agreement by leaving the property dilapidated, allowing drug-related activity on the premises, and attempting to construct a permanent toilet structure. After failed attempts to reach the tenant, she instructed her lawyer to issue a formal eviction notice.

The evicted tenant reported the matter to the police, then pursued it through civil court, and eventually filed a petition with the EFCC.

Blessing CEO said she voluntarily honoured the EFCC’s invitation despite her lawyer’s advice against it, presented her evidence, and was directed to refund N24 million. She said she raised N10 million that same evening and completed the N24 million payment the following day.

Blessing CEO: Second Sublease and the Landlord’s Reaction

Before the first dispute was fully resolved, Blessing CEO said she subleased the property to a second tenant for N17 million per annum over three years, amounting to N69 million. By this point, her landlord had increased the rent from N10 million to N28 million, leaving her in a difficult position after the new tenant had already begun extensive renovations.

The landlord, upon discovering the scale of the work and finding that renovation approvals had been filed under a different name, reportedly feared the property had been sold and went to the police.

Here is the Instagram video of Blessing CEO speaking about her fraud allegations:

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