IVD Buys Blessing CEO Mercedes-Benz, Her Reaction After Seeing It Trends: “Them Go Begin Cry Now”
- Blessing CEO has gushed over a gift she got from her alleged lover IVD and shared the video with her fans
- In the recording, she ran out of her house towards the car and opened the door to check out the interior
- Fans were excited for her, but some reminded her of how she taunted Sophia Egbueje over her Lamborghini.
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Self-acclaimed relationship expert, Blessing Okoro, popularly known as Blessing CEO, has been gifted a Mercedes-Benz by her alleged lover, Ikechukwu Ogbonna, aka IVD.
Blessing CEO and IVD have been dazzling fans with loved-up moments and public declarations of affection in recent weeks.

Source: Instagram
In the clip, the controversial woman was thrilled upon seeing the gift, which was parked in front of her house. She excitedly ran towards the new car.
Blessing CEO opened the car and inspected the interior before sitting inside, while a man presented her with another gift.

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Blessing CEO gets chain from man
After jumping in her new wonder on wheels, a man whose face was not shown gave her another gift.
He wore a hand chain and another chain on her neck, while the relationship expert stared at her gift.

Source: Instagram
Fans react to Blessing CEO's gift
Fans of Blessing CEO reminded her of her reaction when socialite Sophia Egbueje bought herself a Lamborghini.
Blessing CEO, who was previously seen at the police station years ago, had called out Sophia and insulted her for buying the luxury car.
Reacting to her latest action, fans taunted her with her own words.
See the video here:
Fans react to Blessing CEO's video
Nigerians reacted to the video of Blessing CEO and her car gift. Here are some of the comments below:
@princedanny001 said:
"The same person that asked where’s Sophia driving lambo to in lagos she should invest, it’s always bad to people when they don’t have."

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@diamond_icewater wrote:
"Them go begin cry now, you sabi pepper them ehn.. I swear."
@asa_couper stated:
"When you are done with the Ads please return the car to the garage."
@modisinteriors_ reacted:
"How we go take know say this one no be advert for IVD Autos Ehn bleble nwa?"
@not.ya.regular.gal shared:
"This energy you use in doing this fake surprises why not use it to buy Good skincare, what is all this kro kro on her chest."
@ifeomachukwuakubua said:
"Congratulations nnem.. may the good lord keep uplifting u with an amazing man, see me blusing here ."
Blessing CEO, Saida BOJ fight dirty
Legit.ng earlier reported that Saida BOJ resumed dragging Blessing CEO for commenting about her wig and sending her to the gallows.
The two have been on each other necks on social media and have been exchanging words in different posts.
In her response to the relationship expert, she gave her many unprintable names and shared her encounter with her at her house. Fans struggled to pick sides between the public figures, known for their controversies on social media.
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