Blogger, Blessing Okoro, apologises for faking ownership of house

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Wale Oloworekende
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Relationship blogger, Blessing Okoro, has apologised for faking ownership of a businessman’s house.

The self-acclaimed story teller made the apology in an Instagram post on Saturday.

“Hey lovers.. I know it has been crazy lately and I am sincerely sorry.. I take responsibility for everything.. I hate that I had to put my friends and everyone else who looked up to me in this position,” she wrote in parts.

Blessing admitted that she had wanted to complete a house before her 30th birthday and when she couldn’t, she felt pressured because she had publicly vowed to build the house.

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Hey lovers.. I know it has been crazy lately and I am sincerely sorry.. I take responsibility for everything.. I hate that I had to put my friends and everyone else who looked up to me in this position.. Like everyone else I had goals set up for the year and one of them was to finish my house before my 30th birthday and it was a resolution I had layed out in public but because of certain reasons I couldn't meet up the dead line and that put me under a mental pressure for success..I was impatient which led to beating myself too hard and I could have done better.. I AM REALLY SORRY I LET YOU ALL DOWN…I know better now.. I know not to go ahead of my victory and have small wins celebration.. Here's to everyone under any sort of pressure.. I had to experience a major meltdown to learn that patience is virtue.. Its only going to take a little time but the lines will eventually fall in pleasant places.. And for the incessant calls and text messages from my loved ones that were terrified seeing me on cuffs I was never arrested or detained and no police officers was associated with the act .it was thier best form of proving a point.. But i am grateful to everyone who stood by me, I hope you still find a place in your heart to forgive ,love me and accept me as the crazy happy girl you have always loved . Thanks for not giving up on me entirely…

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Late in May, Blessing Okoro was humiliated by associates of China-based businessman, Onye Eze, for faking ownership of his house.

In a video that became viral, Blessing is handcuffed and forced to admit that she is not the owner of the house adding that she only went to take a picture.

She was also forced to make a public denial in a live video on her Instagram feed.

Hours after the video emerged online, Blessing Okoro assured her fans of her safety insisting that all was well.

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