VeryDarkMan Accuses IVD Of Introducing Blessing CEO To Drugs, Pledges To Help Secure Her Release
Controversial social media critic, VeryDarkMan, has accused celebrity Lagos auto dealer, Ikechukwu Ogbonna, popularly known as IVD, of introducing self-acclaimed relationship expert, Blessing CEO, to hard drugs.
VeryDarkMan made the allegation in a video shared on his Instagram page on Tuesday, while announcing his decision to intervene in securing Blessing CEO’s release from prison.
It was gathered that Blessing CEO was earlier this year remanded over two separate cases – an alleged N69.15 million property fraud and an alleged N36 million scam involving false stage 4 cancer claims.
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She was granted N10 million bail in the cancer scam case and N20 million bail in the property fraud case in July 2026.
Months after meeting her bail conditions, her continued detention sparked reactions, with actress Doris Ogala questioning why authorities had allegedly refused to sign her release. Doris raised the concern on Instagram while reacting to the reported death of Blessing CEO’s second son from an asthma attack.
Reacting to the controversy, VeryDarkMan claimed his recent findings revealed a history of drug abuse involving both Blessing CEO and IVD.
In his words: “With the recent things that I have discovered about Blessing CEO, to be honest, I think I’m committed to helping her now because a lot of things that I could not understand why she was doing them started making sense to me now with what I have discovered.
I consulted a lot of my friends, they said abeg, leave her. But I recently discovered that Blessing CEO and IVD were drug addicts. They were injecting themselves with drugs, which makes a lot of sense if you look at some of her past videos. And this same IVD and his former wife Bimbo were both doing drugs. So apparently it was IVD that introduced Blessing to drugs.
They did drugs to a point where Blessing CEO started selling her properties including her cars. And when they didn’t have money to buy drugs again, she came up with the idea of scamming the public by saying that she had cancer. She started scamming a lot of people. If you contact her for an advert, she will collect your money to do drugs. So she ended up scamming a lot of people, sold properties and then came up with the cancer scam just because she needed something to inject herself and IVD.
Please don’t send her money when she’s out. She has to go to rehab for at least six months. Any money coming to her now will be used for drugs. They’ve paid all the money for her bail. I don’t know what is holding the bail but we’re doing something underground. We will try our best to make sure that she comes out as soon as possible.”
He therefore urged the public not to send her money upon her release, insisting she needs at least six months of rehabilitation.
