Relationship blogger, Blessing Okoro reveals, she never sleeps around for money

Blessing Nkiruka Okoro, has revealed that as a relationship expert, she has never engaged in ‘runs’ all her life for money.

The young beautiful looking Blessing gave this revelation in a Tik Tok video which she shared on her Instagram page.

Speaking about ‘runs’ which is the economic mainstay of some young ladies in entertainment industry, Blessing said she has never for slept with any man for money.

Popularly called Blessing CEO, described ‘runs’ as magic, internet fraud (Yahoo Yahoo) and ritual.

Blessing argued that ‘runs’ is unsustainable and those who indulge in it have nothing to show for it at the end of the day.

The ‘intellectual entertainer’ believes that what sustains one is the ‘value’ person(s) place on themselves which has the ability to keep yielding dividends even after they’re no more.

According to her: “There is something I’ve never done in my life before, runs. Yes, I’ve never done runs before. Never slept with a man for money.

“I’m not saying this for you to believe me. I’m saying it for you to know. And the reason why I’ve never done runs in my life before is because of sustainability. Runs is not sustainable.

“This is not me judging you or trying to be a saint, nope! But the reason why, I Okoro Blessing didn’t pick runs as a path or as a way is because it’s not sustainable.

“Runs is like magic. It’s like Yahoo. It’s like doing ritual. Yeah! It doesn’t last. It doesn’t sustain. That is the reason why a lot of women and girls who do runs will look back and they can’t even see what they’ve done with their bodies.

“When you do runs, you grab so many things that you cannot keep. That’s the reason why sometimes when you’re doing runs, you’ll be thinking that someone is chasing you from your village, no. when you’re doing runs, it is not sustainable. It doesn’t have long term.

“Anything you use your body to do, if you want to monetise your body, it’s not sustainable. The only thing that is sustainable is value. Because, you keep improving it.

“When you put value on yourself, even in the next 50 years, even when you die; that value will still be yielding profit for your generation. That is what is called investment. That is what is called wealth.”