Blessing CEO Remains in Custody Amid ₦36m Fraud Case

Blessing CEO, whose real name is Okoro Bless Nkiruka, is currently in custody following her arraignment on May 15, 2026, on two counts of fraud filed by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). The Federal High Court in Ikoyi, Lagos, presided over by Justice D.
Dipeolu, has reserved its ruling on her bail application until June 9, 2026. The EFCC alleges that Blessing CEO obtained ₦36 million under false pretenses from Ifeyinwa Nony Okoy between July 14 and July 17, 2024, and later diverted the funds.
During the court proceedings, her counsel, P. Nwafor, informed the court that she intends to refund ₦24 million and is seeking time to settle the remaining balance.
However, EFCC counsel S. Suleiman opposed this request, arguing that the case is a matter for the federal government and should not be halted for private settlement.
The court has allowed the parties to continue discussions regarding settlement, which will not affect the criminal proceedings.
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