Social media personality Saida Boj has taken another swipe at relationship therapist Blessing CEO, insisting that her recent apology to Nigerians did not address the real issue that sparked the outrage surrounding her health controversy.
Saida Boj argued that if Blessing CEO was genuinely sorry, the first thing she should have addressed after coming out was the stage 4 Bosom cancer claim and the controversy surrounding the donations she reportedly received from members of the public.
Recall that Blessing CEO recently released an apology video, asking Nigerians and her fans to forgive her over the drama surrounding her health status. In the video, she described the situation as a miscommunication, maintained that she never intentionally lied about her condition, and acknowledged receiving approximately ₦13 million in donations from well-meaning Nigerians.
However, her explanation has continued to generate mixed reactions, with many people demanding clearer answers about the entire situation.
Reacting to the apology, Saida Boj questioned why Blessing did not directly address the cancer claims, explain what happened to the donated money, or provide convincing clarification about the medical reports she had previously shared.
According to Saida, these are the major issues Nigerians want answers to, rather than a general apology asking everyone to forgive and move on.
The controversy has continued to attract attention, especially after medical professionals and social media users raised questions about the authenticity and interpretation of the medical documents circulated online.
While Blessing CEO’s apology appears to have been an attempt to calm the situation, it seems many Nigerians are still not satisfied and want more transparency from her.
For now, the big question remains: Will Blessing CEO come forward with the explanations Nigerians are demanding, or will the controversy continue to drag on?
“Blessing CEO, address the cancer issue. Don’t act like you don’t know what you are doing. If you are really sorry, the first thing you’d address when you came out is the cancer issue” — Saida Boj https://t.co/PTKim95lav
— YabaLeftOnline (@yabaleftonline) November 5, 2026
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