KanyiDaily recalls that during her messy fight on social media, Opeyemi Falegan, the ex-lover of Nkechi Blessing, had accused her of wearing the same pant for 3 days without washing it, but the actress countered him saying she has never worn a pant since she was 18.
In a video shared on Instagram by her current boyfriend, the young man could be seen holding a pant while giving thanks to God for making Nkechi turn a new leave.
Nkechi’s boyfriend revealed that the actress now wears pants, urging their followers to report her to him anytime they see her without panties in public.
Quoting the popular phrase, “what God cannot do does exist”, he added that he would throw a thanksgiving party to celebrate the development.
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He said, “This lady right here doesn’t wear pants but what God cannot do doesn’t exist. So as from today, she has started wearing pants. You can see the pant, it’s for the glory of the lord. Please any day you don’t see her without pants, you didn’t see that line, report to me. Let me know, report to me cause as from today, she will be wearing pants. We have different types of pants and we will be opening a pant sale very soon. Thank you very much”.
Sharing the video, he wrote “What God cannot do doesn’t exist. This calls for Thanksgiving”.
Nkechi Blessing, who was also captured in the video, took to the comment section to threaten him with a lawsuit as she advised him to hire a senior advocate of Nigeria (SAN) and meet her in court.
She wrote: “We shall meet in court…Hire SAN”.
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