Blessing CEO, a self-acclaimed love specialist has turned to social media to retaliate after being pranked by content makers.
The men in the police uniforms driving the police vehicle were utilized by the content developers to trick the relationship therapist in a video that was leaked on Instagram.
They drove across Blessing as she headed to the airport. Faking an arrest, the self-proclaimed officers were seen yanking woman from her car and into their van. Sitting in the police van, Blessing was observed sobbing like a baby.
View the video down below.
In response to the joke, the CEO of Blessing stated that pushing the boundaries of content creation constitutes harassment in a post on her official Instagram profile.
She proceeded to send a message to the prankster, indicating that he would be the first person she would teach a lesson to.
“Taking content creation to the extreme is harassment, how dare you this silly boy. You will be the first person I will teach a lesson with this your prank drama.
Ask onyeze how it ended up after his own drama.
Just wait for me, you will pay for damages and still face the law, I go use you do example since na police u a one use dey do una drama .. when I am done with you with the law, I go drag u with media after that I go use juju ….”
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