VeryDarkMan Files Police Petition Against Blessing CEO Over Fake Cancer Claims
VeryDarkMan Petitions Police Over Blessing CEO's Fake Cancer

VeryDarkMan Takes Legal Action Against Blessing CEO Over Alleged Fake Cancer Claims

Popular social media activist Martins Vincent Otse, widely known as VeryDarkMan (VDM), has escalated his dispute with self-acclaimed relationship expert Blessing Okoro, also known as Blessing CEO, by filing a formal petition with the Inspector-General of Police in Abuja. The petition, submitted on April 7, 2026, accuses Blessing CEO of obtaining money through false pretences, forgery, false representation, and conduct likely to defraud the public, following her controversial claim of battling stage 4 breast cancer.

Details of the Alleged Fraud and Donation

In a video shared on his Instagram account, VeryDarkMan revealed that he personally donated ₦150 directly to Blessing CEO's account after she publicly appealed for financial support, stating she was suffering from stage 4 cancer. He explained that this donation left him financially strained and contributed to severe ulcers, requiring expensive medical treatment. Upon discovering that Blessing CEO did not actually have the disease, VeryDarkMan decided to pursue legal action to ensure accountability and highlight the harm caused by such false claims.

Police Investigation and Public Reaction

The petition has been approved for a full investigation by the police, with VeryDarkMan emphasising that the process will proceed without interference. He urged citizens not to support actions that exploit compassion, noting that many Nigerians face genuine health challenges and rely on public goodwill for treatment. The case has sparked widespread reactions online, with netizens expressing disbelief and criticism towards Blessing CEO's actions, while some celebrities have called for her arrest.

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Broader Implications and Context

This incident underscores the growing scrutiny of online fundraising and the potential for exploitation in digital spaces. VeryDarkMan, also known as the Ratel President, stressed that false health claims not only defraud individuals but also undermine trust in legitimate charitable efforts. The investigation into Blessing CEO's alleged fraud is ongoing, with authorities expected to take appropriate legal measures based on the findings.

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