Nollywood actress Nkechi Blessing has posted additional photos from her trip to Canada. Recently in London for Pastor Tobi Adegboyega’s birthday celebration, she shared more images from Canada, declaring that she looks great, smells amazing, and tastes even better. She also asked her fans whether she should move to Canada, posing the question: “I look good, smell good, and taste even better. Canadian burger. Should I relocate to Canada? YES or NO?”
Debbie Shokoya commented, “You’re enjoying Canada.”
Tobi John02 advised her, “No one is perfect, so don’t overhype yourself, but you’re doing well.”
Chiamaxsworldoy simply said, “Clean.”
Official_Shirleycurvy added, “That’s no lie.”
Ugo Dennis Interiors remarked, “Canada looks great on you.”
Last month, Nkechi, who has embraced a new lifestyle after years of controversy, shared that she is focused on self-improvement. She emphasized that who she is becoming matters more than who she was and mentioned that she is in her peaceful bubble 24/7, spending her time working, earning money, and minding her own business.
A few weeks ago, Nkechi Blessing posted a cryptic message for an unidentified person, expressing that God would continue to support her because she always wishes well for those around her. She stated that no matter how others try to tarnish her reputation, she will keep rising and shining like the glorious person she is.
Previously, Nkechi criticized her colleagues who gossip about others, urging them to stop damaging people’s reputations behind their backs and to be more genuine.
In July, she surprised many by advising women against indecent dressing. She encouraged them to dress in a way that reflects how they want to be addressed, stressing that women don’t need to dress provocatively to make a statement and highlighting how inappropriate attire can hinder their blessings.
In a positive light, Nkechi shared that she is entering a new chapter in her life, stating that the best part is the ability to make wise choices. She declared this year as the year of making money.