Our Findings Show Blessing CEO Receive Over N300m, Move The Funds From GTBank To Another Bank-Anyanwu

 

According to a report by Punch on Saturday, April 11, 2026, social media personality Blessing Okoro, popularly known as Blessing CEO, is currently under investigation following allegations of fraud and document forgery.

The case has attracted the attention of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission and the Delta State Police Command, both of which have confirmed receiving petitions related to the matter.

Authorities said the process is ongoing, with further steps expected after statements are obtained from complainants and other individuals connected to the case.

The investigation focuses on claims that the influencer misrepresented her health condition and used questionable documentation in the process of seeking financial assistance.

The allegations stem from claims that Okoro presented herself as suffering from cancer and used a medical report that was later disputed to support her story.

The situation initially drew sympathy from followers and members of the public, many of whom contributed funds in response to her condition.

However, inconsistencies in her claims later raised concerns, prompting scrutiny of the documents she shared.

The issue expanded beyond social media discussions and entered formal channels after complaints were submitted to law enforcement agencies, leading to the current investigation into the authenticity of her claims and related financial activities.

Further developments revealed that the medical report associated with the case was originally issued to another individual and not to Okoro.

The Nigerian Medical Association in Delta State clarified that the document was linked to a different patient who had undergone medical evaluation at a diagnostic facility in Asaba.

The individual whose report was involved later raised concerns that it had been altered and used without authorization.

This revelation intensified the case, as it introduced questions about possible manipulation of medical records and the use of such documents in public fundraising efforts.

The matter took a legal dimension when the affected individual, through her lawyer Sunny Anyanwu, filed a petition before the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.

The petition called for a thorough investigation into the alleged misuse of the medical report and the funds that were reportedly collected.

According to the legal filing, the actions under review may fall within the scope of existing laws related to cybercrime and professional conduct.

The involvement of legal representation has added structure to the case, ensuring that the concerns raised are formally examined by the appropriate authorities.

He said, “I told her the matter had gone too far, and she responded that controversy is what she thrives on. Do you understand the gravity of altering someone’s medical record to solicit funds from unsuspecting Nigerians? Our findings show she received over N300 million. She moved the funds from a GTBank account to another bank. That account was opened solely for this purpose."