If IVD Slaps Me I’ll Slap Him Back — Blessing CEO Fires Back Amid Explosive Domestic Violence Allegations

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The clip — which showed her appearing upset and suggesting she was unsafe — prompted online speculation that her partner, businessman Ikechukwu Ogbonna (aka IVD), had assaulted her. Blessing, however, says the upset stemmed from a robbery at her home, not domestic abuse.

In an interview with Sunday Scoop, she explained that a domestic worker they employed stole valuable items from the house. When IVD confronted the worker, a physical scuffle broke out — a confrontation viewers later misread when the footage circulated online.

Blessing said she removed the video at the request of police so authorities could investigate the theft properly. She added that many people rushed to judgment because of IVD’s past controversies, which she called unfair. Insisting he would never harm her, the mother of two also warned she can defend herself, saying: “It was a robbery incident. The boy we employed as a housekeeper robbed us and sold some of our personal belongings. When IVD confronted him, there was a physical altercation. That was what people saw in the video. I only took the video down because the police asked me to remove it so the case could be properly investigated.

“People just love negative stories. Because IVD has been associated with domestic violence in the past, many assume any cry for help means he is beating me. But IVD cannot beat me. If he slaps me, I will slap him back. We will fight.”

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