Blessing Okoro Nkiruka, popularly known as Blessing CEO, is a Nigerian relationship counselor, influencer, and social media personality. Read also: Nkechi Blessing breaks silence on split with lover, Xxssive 

She was born on May 23, 1989 to Mr and Mrs Okoro, and is currently 34 years old.

Blessing Okoro also known as Blessing CEO is an indgene of Ebonyi state.

She has gained a large following on social media platforms such as Instagram and YouTube, where she shares advice on relationships and personal development.

Blessing CEO has been involved in several controversies throughout her career. In 2019, she was called out for claiming ownership of a house that did not belong to her.

In 2021 she built a house worth over N500 million. Many online users claimed she is flaunting someone else’s house like she did in 2019. Blessing proved them wrong by throwing a party during her house warming ceremony. Read also: Blessing Okoro calls out Davido over #4.5 million car debt

Blessing CEO was previously married to a man named Lucky, but they are no longer together.

She got married at the age of 19 to Lucky who was 10 years older than her. She opted for divorce due to domestic violence and infidelity.

Her former marriage produced two children, Darel Lucky Okoh and Bryan Dgreat.

Being a survivor of domestic violence she founded a relationship site BREAK OR MAKE-UP, a site that enables singles to meet and mingle.

She and popular businessman, IVD, were in a rumored relationship until recently when the two unfollowed each other.

Manchester United manager Erik ten Hag has publicly acknowledged that his goalkeeper, Andre Onana, has not met the expected standards at the club.

This admission comes amidst reports from The Sun that Manchester United is considering re-signing their former keeper, David De Gea, on a short-term deal due to concerns about their goalkeeping options during Onana’s absence for the Africa Cup of Nations.

David De Gea, who had been Manchester United’s number one goalkeeper for an impressive 12-year tenure, departed the club earlier this summer upon the expiration of his contract.

In his place, Onana was acquired from Inter for a substantial fee of £42 million. However, the Cameroonian international has faced a challenging start to his career at Old Trafford.

Speaking ahead of the highly-anticipated Manchester derby on Sunday, Erik ten Hag conceded that while Andre Onana had displayed moments of quality during his initial months at United, simply being “good” is insufficient for a club of Manchester United’s stature.

Ten Hag emphasized the importance of setting high standards and expectations for the players while acknowledging that Onana, himself, possesses substantial skills and capabilities, having previously excelled at prestigious clubs in renowned leagues.

Ten Hag expressed his confidence in Onana’s abilities and underlined the need for consistent performances, asserting that at Manchester United, “good is not good enough.”

Andre Onana however demonstrated his value to the team most recently by making a crucial save from a stoppage-time penalty, securing a vital 1-0 victory over Copenhagen and revitalizing Manchester United’s Champions League campaign.

Following Onana’s Champions League heroics, Ten Hag praised the goalkeeper’s display of character and noted his acknowledgment that, given his skillset, he had not met the expected standards in previous performances.

Ten Hag highlighted Onana’s recent improvements, particularly singling out his strong performance against Sheffield United and the critical save made during the counter-attack.

Singer Davido has finally reacted to debt allegations by Dammy Krane.

The singer on his X account replied to Dammy Krane who has been on a public rant since he called him out the second time.

Dammy Krane on his X page referred to Davido as “Owe B Owe”. He said his money Davido is owing him for royalties for the song is $120k and this is without the payment for the song.

Davido immediately slammed him with his own claims. He tweeted that Dammy Krane is equally owing him for the three verses he made for him and the food and accommodation he offered him when he was homeless abroad.

His tweets, “I never got paid for that also my 3 verses I’ve gifted you all your dear career…. Oh yea plus my royalties, we charge now so that’s about $150k ×3 a verse… also house rent and food when u stayed in my house in Atlanta when you were homeless.”

In another post, he said people are so ungrateful. It read, “The level of ungratefulness is alarming … lesson learnt. STREET NO GET MEMORY.”