Relationship coach and social media personality Blessing CEO has broken her silence after a video of her and IVD at a recent event went viral, using the clip to deliver a scathing final warning to blogger Tosin Silverdam.
According to the Instagram Story clip making the rounds online, Blessing CEO dismissed claims that she and Tosin were involved in a physical altercation.
“How can we fight? Do I look like someone that can fight? As pretty as I am,” she quipped.
In the same post, Blessing CEO accused Silverdam of orchestrating a campaign of paid defamation against her. “Tosin, I’ve warned you before. If you don’t like me, fine. But stop collecting money to lie about me. I’ll use you as an example. Woman to woman,” she declared.
Blessing CEO emphasized that, while she embraces being a public figure—often courting controversy—she will not tolerate falsehoods being spread in her name. She specifically threatened to leverage Instagram’s Rights Manager to take down any reposted videos or defamatory content.
“I ban you from posting my video. Carry my video again and your page will go. I will slam your page with Rights Manager,” she vowed.
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Social media has lit up with reactions to Blessing’s ultimatum. Fans of the relationship coach praised her for standing up to online bullying, while others cautioned her to choose legal channels rather than public threats. Blessing CEO, who has built her brand on candid advice and no-holds-barred commentary, appears determined to prove that even bloggers must answer for false narratives.
Tosin Silverdam, known for posting celebrity gossip and commentary, has not publicly responded to Blessing CEO’s warning. Some followers speculate that Silverdam may remove certain posts or issue an apology to avoid legal consequences. Others wonder whether this feud will escalate into a broader debate about influencer accountability in Nigeria’s burgeoning digital space.
For Blessing CEO, who frequently hosts live sessions and podcasts on relationship issues, this latest conflict underscores the perils of being a high-profile online figure. Still, she reiterated that her intention is not to silence all criticism—only to stop what she calls “fabricated stories and paid defamation.” Whether Tosin Silverdam will comply remains to be seen, but Blessing CEO’s final warning has already become a trending topic across Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook.
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