Blessing CEO defends N13m cancer donation amid refund calls
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- •On April 7, 2026, the Nigerian Customs Service demanded a probe into Blessing CEO regarding alleged fake cancer and donation fraud.
- •The Blessing CEO stated on April 4, 2026, that N13 million was raised, not N100 million as previously alleged.
- •The CEO rejected calls for an apology related to the fundraising controversy.
- •The allegations involve claims that the cancer diagnosis and fundraising efforts may have been falsified.
- •The controversy has drawn public and official scrutiny into the transparency of cancer-related donations in Nigeria.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Nigerian Customs Service finds evidence of fraud against Blessing CEO the CEO could face legal action, damaging public trust in cancer fundraising and reducing future donations in Nigeria.
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