The Delta State chapter of the Nigerian Medical Association has declared that the cancer medical report being circulated by Blessing Okoro is doctored, raising fresh controversy around the embattled relationship coach.
In a strongly worded reaction, the association dismissed the report as unauthentic and misleading, warning that such actions undermine public trust in the medical profession and exploit the sensitivity surrounding life-threatening illnesses.
The NMA called on security agencies to immediately step in and investigate the matter, urging authorities to take necessary action against any form of medical misinformation or fraud.
The development adds a new dimension to the ongoing saga surrounding Blessing CEO’s earlier claim of battling stage 4 cancer—a revelation that has already triggered public outrage and scrutiny.
Medical professionals say falsifying health records is a serious offence with far-reaching consequences, stressing that it not only misleads the public but could also divert sympathy and resources meant for genuine patients.
With pressure mounting, attention now shifts to security agencies as Nigerians await decisive action over the alleged fabrication.
