- Uriel Oputa, a former Big Brother Naija star, reacted to a viral video featuring relationship coach Blessing Okoro (Blessing CEO).
- In the video, Blessing expressed fear about being at “stage 4,” but did not provide specific details.
- Uriel criticized the ambiguity of Blessing’s statement, emphasizing that serious health issues like cancer should not be trivialized or used for attention.
Former Big Brother Naija star Uriel Oputa has spoken out after a viral video of relationship coach Blessing Okoro, also known as Blessing CEO, stirred reactions online. In the clip, Blessing appeared emotional as she mentioned being afraid because she was at “stage 4,” without giving further details.
Reacting to the video, Uriel questioned the lack of clarity surrounding such a serious claim, stressing that issues like cancer should never be handled casually or used to attract attention.
She pointed out that the video did not specify the type of illness or provide any proper explanation, describing the vague reference to “stage 4” as troubling and irresponsible.
While noting that she would sympathise if the situation is genuine, Uriel made it clear that making such claims without truth or context would be deeply unacceptable.
“I can’t believe we’re actually playing around with something like cancer. All I saw was ‘stage 4.’ No definition, no clarity, nothing explained, just thrown out there so loosely. There wasn’t even cancer written. Just ‘stage 4.’ And even with that, if this is true, then my heart genuinely goes out to you. But if this is not true… then this is actually disturbing,” she said.
Uriel further revealed that the issue hits close to home, sharing that her mother was diagnosed with breast cancer last year. She concluded by stressing that serious health conditions should never be turned into content for attention or online engagement.
“Cancer is Not Content. I swear I don’t rate some of our celebrities. This hit home, because my mother is actually battling this. Thank God we caught it early. If it’s true, God is your strength. Also if it’s true, please start removing sugar from your diet.”
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Read some comments below:
@officalduchesslizzy:”Cancer is not a joke. Having gone through it. I will tell you firsthand.”
@gozirim_nwa:”But she didn’t mention cancer. It’s people that started pushing the narrative and it’s really appalling😪.”
@damisparkles:”Why not find out for real and be certain before making any statement about it.”
@beapearl_:”Very well said. I don’t know why people would even want to joke with it😢.”
@therealpinkee_:”That lady is morally bankrupt tbh. I don’t believe her.”
@elozonam:”This isn’t something to joke with. There should be a line. It’s appalling honestly.”
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