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Blessing CEO and IVD pack on the PDA as she heads to Kirikiri correctional center where she will be remanded until she perfects her bail conditions
Relationship expert, Blessing CEO Okoro and her man, IVD packed on the PDA as she headed to Kirirkiri correctional center where she will be remanded until she perfects her bail conditons.
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In the video shared on Instagram by Blessing, IVD could be seen helping her to wear her rosary. He also planted a kiss on her lips while at it.
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Blessing blushed was she received all the love from her man.
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