It appears that Blessing “CEO” Okoro, a self-described relationship expert who has been imprisoned since March 31, has at long last regained her freedom.
Following her arraignment by the police, Justice Yelim Bogoro of the Federal High Court in Lagos issued an order remanding her in custody until May 30.
Remember that Blessing was arrested on a six-count charge of alleged cyberbullying, libel, and showing uncensored movies on Thursday, March 30. She was then brought before the court and arraigned.
Blessing’s attorney applied for bail on her behalf before Justice Tijjani Ringim of the Federal High Court in Lagos on Tuesday, April 4.
She was granted bail in the amount of N10,000,000 with two sureties.
Since April 4, there have been worries that she won’t be able to adhere to the terms of her bail.
On Thursday, April 20, Blessing published a message on Instagram claiming to have reclaimed her freedom.
She wrote:
“Child of grace ….
Thank you lovers …
Words fail me my hands still shaking ..
Long speech coming ….”
Reacting, many opined that she should have learnt her lesson in remand and be cautious with her words while others refused to believe she has regained her freedom. See below:
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