NMA Confirms Blessing CEO’s Cancer Report Was Falsified, Urges Security Intervention

The Delta State chapter of the Nigeria Medical Association (NMA) has confirmed that the cancer medical report circulated online by influencer Blessing “CEO” Okoro was doctored and does not belong to her.

In a statement released on April 1, the association said the proprietor of Xinus Medical Diagnostics—the laboratory Blessing claimed issued the test—clarified that the report actually belongs to another patient.

According to the NMA, Xinus Medical Diagnostics, located in Asaba, Delta State, never issued any report to Blessing Okoro. The lab had conducted a confirmatory breast cancer test in May 2025 for a patient named Mara Deborah, referred by a private hospital. The results were issued directly to the referring doctor.

The statement added that the document currently circulating online, shared by the law firm Allen Juris Law, is the original report for Mara Deborah, not Blessing Okoro. The association warned that the altered report is being misused to mislead the public.

position of the result as follows:

Emphasizing the importance of integrity, the NMA called on law enforcement authorities to investigate and take necessary action to protect the public from being exploited.

Blessing Okoro had claimed in March that she was battling stage-four cancer and solicited donations online, reportedly raising over ₦12 million from unsuspecting Nigerians.

The NMA urged the public to exercise caution and not fall victim to falsified medical claims.

#Benita Ibrahim#