In a deeply emotional video that’s stirring conversation across social media, relationship and mental-health adviser Blessing Okoro (popularly known as Blessing CEO) urged Nollywood actress Regina Daniels to immediately adopt a stance of silence and social-media withdrawal amid what she described as a precarious personal crisis.
The clip opens with Blessing visibly shaken: her voice quivering, tears welling up, as she addresses the situation with raw vulnerability. At one point she appeals directly: “Regina, keep quiet and stay off social media for now. Don’t say anything, not even a word.” She stressed that the young actress should avoid making public statements or engaging online, suggesting instead that if she must speak, it should be through a trusted intermediary — not in the public forum.
Blessing CEO went further, directing the message also at Regina’s brother, stating that his posts and commentary on the situation were only making matters worse. She warned of the “fuel” that social-media attention throws on personal crises: “The more you tweet, post, defend, the more they twist your words,” she said.
She offered context around why she believes silence is the best strategy right now:
“People don’t know what it feels like when love turns sour… In the world of the rich, power is often used to break women until they have no choice but to go back.”
Her tone suggests she sees the issue not just as a relationship struggle but as one riddled with pressure, influence and exposure.
The message has provoked a wave of reactions online. Many users praised Blessing CEO for expressing genuine concern — some even commended the emotional intensity of the appeal. Others, however, questioned whether the moment was as sincere as it appeared, suggesting the public breakdown could be a bid for attention or a way to gain traction on social-media.
As of now, Regina Daniels has not publicly responded to the video or to Blessing CEO’s suggestion of silence. The actress continues to maintain a composed public profile, posting selectively and offering little commentary on the personal matters circulating in the media.
Below is the link to the full video posted by Blessing CEO:
