In a recent video shared on her Instagram page, the renowned relationship expert, coach, and social media personality, Okoro Blessing Nkiruka, professionally known as Blessing CEO, stirred up controversy with her bold advice to her fans. She expressed that if a woman is incapable of caring for or respecting her partner, it is acceptable to consider pursuing another woman’s man. According to her, in such situations, taking the initiative is permitted.
Blessing CEO recently stated that in certain marriages and relationships, there are men who may be enduring difficult situations and are eagerly waiting for beautiful women like her followers to come and rescue them. According to her, if such women encounter any man they find appealing, they should not hesitate to pursue him and shower him with affection and care.
Furthermore, Blessing CEO expressed concern about the way some married women treat their husbands. She believes that some women assume that once they are married, they can behave however they please, not realizing that good men are hard to come by. In her opinion, these men deserve better treatment, and she encourages her fans to step in and make a positive difference in their lives if given the chance.
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Drawing from the biblical story of Delilah shaving off Samson’s hair, Blessing CEO emphasized that many men find themselves suffering in marriages due to being with the wrong partners. She stressed that the “for better or worse” vow does not imply that one should endure a life of misery and suffering.
According to Blessing CEO, there are numerous men who are yearning for affection, attention, and the presence of a good woman in their lives. These men are desperately seeking someone who can rescue them from the unhappy marriages they currently find themselves in. She suggested that some men might still be staying in these miserable relationships because they have yet to encounter a woman who can treat them with the care and love they truly deserve.