Controversial relationship therapist, Blessing Okoro, popularly known as Blessing CEO has opened up about the problems facing modern marriages.
In a recent interview with Instablog TV, she attributed the failure of many marriages in the current generation to excessive talking and social media usage.

According to her, the traditional community structures that once helped resolve marital issues are no longer effective in modern times.

She noted that the exposure and independence that women have today can be both a blessing and a curse, as some women struggle to manage their independence and balance their relationships.


The relationship therapist emphasized that a woman’s success can make her husband feel insecure, not because of her achievements, but because of the perceived threat to his masculinity.

She advised women to remain soft and feminine, even in the face of success, noting that when women become too assertive or competitive, it can lead to their husbands seeking comfort elsewhere or ending the marriage.

“In our generation, because I am working and earning money, even if I am quarreling with my husband, what do I need to go to my husband for? Once a woman becomes independent, they begin to rub shoulders with men.

“A lot of people say that whenever a woman becomes successful the man becomes insecure. The truth is that no man is intimidated by your success, they are only afraid of the masculinity that comes with success.

“So women should always remember to be soft, no matter how much you have, because once you start to drag shoulders with your husband, he begins to cheat and look for a woman that is softer or he leaves the marriage,” Blessing CEO said.

Spending, a close friend of the late singer Mohbad, has come out to deny rumours circulating on social media that he is the biological father of Mohbad’s son, Liam.

The speculation gained momentum after a post was shared online, highlighting a striking resemblance between Spending and Liam, which sparked heated debates and scrutiny over the child’s paternity.

In a statement shared on his Instagram story, Spending firmly dismissed the allegations, calling for an end to the baseless claims.


He emphasised that he has no connection to Liam’s mother, expressing frustration over the spread of false narratives, and urged bloggers to stop fuelling the rumours.

Spending wrote, “I’ve been seeing several bloggers insinuating I’m Liam’s father. This is not a joke for real!! To set the record straight, I’m not his father and I never had any affectionate relationship with his mother. Y’all need to stop spreading these false narratives.”

Spending also offered to undergo a DNA test if necessary, demonstrating his willingness to provide proof of his claims.

“I’m happy to have a DNA test done if required,” he added.

British Grime star Skepta has said the era where UK rappers are underrated is over.

He stated that now is the time for British hip-hop artists to get the respect they deserved.

Speaking in a recent interview with Link UP TV, Skepta explained that his recent challenge to US rappers for a rap battle between them and UK rappers was for Grime artists to be given their deserved accolades.

He further explained that his intention was not to humiliate US rappers.

“My challenge to US rappers was me saying it is time to get the respect we [UK rappers] deserve. It wasn’t from a place of we are going to annihilate them [US rappers] even though I feel that it is definitely possible. It is more of we want the respect,” he said.

Meanwhile, Drake has added his voice to the ongoing debate over the superiority of US and UK rap, declaring that the UK has the best rappers.

Speaking midway into his headline performance at the Wireless Festival in London on Saturday, the Canadian rapper claimed that no rapper from anywhere in the world can defeat English rappers in a rap battle.