Relationship blogger, Blessing Okoro, has revealed that she learnt that nobody cared about her during the ‘new house’ stunt in May.
The self-acclaimed story teller revealed this in an Instagram post on Sunday where she listed what she learnt from the saga.
“1) private
life is a peaceful life . 2) keep your achievements private share only your
dreams . 3) not every body who follow you loves you and many who don’t follow
you can still love you . 4) too many witches and wizard here they no longer
live in shrines they are here in the media behind there keypad. 5 ) nobody
really care about you they just get entertained. 6) I learnt never to explain
or prove a point to anyone again , I live with my truth . 7) I learnt to
inspire people more and give more because some people need help . 8) I learnt
to pray , pray so hard and start going to church 
. 9) I learnt to speak less, act more . never
to take people words personal I rather block them from my space 10) finally I also learnt how to cry, fear
and talk to myself to forgive, forget and move on,” she wrote in parts.
. I love it .Late in May, Blessing Okoro was humiliated by associates of China-based businessman, Onye Eze, for faking ownership of his house.
In a video that became viral, Blessing is handcuffed and forced to admit that she is not the owner of the house adding that she only went to take a picture.
She was also forced to make a public denial in a live video on her Instagram feed.
Hours after the video emerged online, Blessing Okoro assured her fans of her safety insisting that all was well.
