Blessing Okoro, also known as Blessing CEO, a controversial self-proclaimed relationship guru, has given her stance on polygamy.
She said nothing is wrong with polygamy.
This is as she added that she will not divorce her spouse for having a child outside their marriage.
Her reasoning for supporting polygamy is that it is “dignifying and honorable.”
Women who oppose polygamy, she said, are “selfish.”
The divorcée clarified that she would not desert her spouse for having a kid outside of their union if she were married.
During a recent appearance on her television program, Moments With Blessing CEO, she revealed that she is an avid admirer of the polygamous actor Yul Edochie.
She stated:
“Polygamy is dignifying for me, it’s honorable for me. Many women are just selfish. I support polygamy 100 per cent. I will not leave my husband because he has a child outside.“I am a fan of Yul Edochie. I don’t see anything wrong in what he did by marrying two wives. He is an odogwu.”
The relationship expert Blessing Okoro, has boasted in her most recent podcast.
Recall that she had earlier disclosed that she married at 18 but left at 21 because her divorced spouse was abusive.
The relationship counselor stated that following her unpleasant marriage experience, she repackaged herself, underscoring that her ex-husband would no longer recognize her.
In the most recent episode of her television show, ‘Moments With Blessing CEO,’
She stated:
“I married at the age of 18, I divorced at the age of 21. Na man show me shege so I had to repackage myself and change my name from Blessing Nkiruka to Blessing CEO.
“If my ex-husband sees me now, he won’t be able to recognise me. Because that woman he married before is not the woman he is seeing now.”
She stated that marriage is tough and that it is better to leave than to stay in a poor marriage.
She said that she does not force her views or thoughts on others, especially when it comes to relationship-related conversations.
In an interview with Punch, she stated:
“There is nothing I say that is wrong or right. People have different beliefs.
“I don’t force anyone to accept my opinions. It is not about what I am saying; it is about who they are seeing in what I am saying. When people are seeing their reflection, they don’t like who is holding the mirror. Not everything I say is for everyone. People should pick what they want and leave.”
Okoro noted that she is a compassionate person who dislikes hurting others.
According to her:
“I don’t like to offend people, except when I do something that I don’t know about. I am a very careful person.
“I don’t look for trouble, but when people come for me, mine is ‘louder’. I have empathy but I have built walls around , and would not take disrespect.”
Okoro, who is about to launch her TV program, ‘Moments with Blessing CEO’, stated that becoming a TV presenter has always been her passion.
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