Blessing CEO defends IVD amid arrest over domestic case, slamming alleged bullying and legal inconsistencies. She claims her fiancé is being unfairly targeted

Blessing CEO defends IVD in a heated response following the controversial arrest of her fiancé, auto dealer Ikechukwu Ogbonna, popularly known as IVD.

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IVD was reportedly detained by the Lagos State Police Command at the airport while en route to Qatar.

The arrest is linked to an unresolved 2022 domestic violence case involving the tragic death of his wife, Bimbo.

Taking to Instagram, the outspoken relationship therapist, Blessing Okoro (Blessing CEO), declared her fiancé’s innocence and blasted what she described as a campaign of harassment.

“They are bullying IVD, and it’s getting out of hand,” she said.

She claimed the arrest lacked legal backing, noting the absence of a court order or official charges.

IVD is innocent. These people are using my man, and I won’t tolerate this anymore.

Blessing added that IVD’s passport had only just been replaced after being lost for two years, with no restrictions placed on his travel.

Expressing her frustration, she wrote: “They are pushing me so hard. I will drop this love and come out with my full garment.”

Blessing CEO defends IVD as the case continues to stir public debate, accusing authorities of emotional manipulation and power misuse.

According to her, IVD has faced pressure and threats since the saga began.

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As of now, IVD remains in custody, with no formal statement issued, adding further complexity to a case already steeped in controversy.