Blessing CEO Alleges Lamborghini Purchase Tied to Sex Work, Sparks Social Media Outrage


 The ongoing "Lamba for Lambo" social media frenzy, ignited by Sophia Egbueje's claims against Burna Boy, has taken a controversial turn with comments from Blessing Okoro, popularly known as Blessing CEO. The self-proclaimed relationship expert has ignited a firestorm by alleging that Sophia Egbueje's acquisition of a Lamborghini was primarily motivated by her involvement in sex work.

The controversy stems from Egbueje's public claims that Burna Boy failed to fulfill a promise to purchase her a Lamborghini after their alleged romantic involvement. This situation has been further complicated by former Big Brother Naija star Mercy Eke's recent Lamborghini purchase, which she publicly dedicated in church.

Blessing CEO, known for her outspoken and often contentious views, addressed the matter in a viral video, asserting that the impracticality of a Lamborghini on Lagos roads suggests ulterior motives for its purchase. She questioned the vehicle's usability for long-distance travel, implying that it is primarily used for short trips to nightclubs.

More significantly, Blessing CEO alleged that women in the Lekki area of Lagos, often referred to as "runs girls," purchase Lamborghinis to enhance their earning potential in the sex trade. "Sophia bought a Lambo Truck to increase the money she charges in her ashawo work," she stated in the video, using derogatory language. She further emphasized that the vehicle's limited usability in Lagos suggests it is primarily a nighttime status symbol for club appearances.

In a caption accompanying the video on her social media page, Blessing CEO doubled down on her claims, stating, "Almost all the celebrities supporting this lambo gal are oloshi… If I start na una go begin file law suit . Say no to ashawo, matter how u sweet tongue it, call it different name na ashawo.. period."

Blessing CEO's comments have drawn widespread criticism and condemnation on social media, with many accusing her of making unsubstantiated and defamatory claims. The video has sparked a heated debate about the role of social media influencers, the ethics of public commentary, and the stigma surrounding sex work. The controversy continues to escalate, with many calling for Blessing CEO to retract her statements and apologize.

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