I’m glad I inspired Paul Okoye’s ‘Audio Money’ song – Blessing Okoro

Relationship blogger Blessing Okoro is excited to have her fake mansion saga featured in the music video for Paul Okoye’s new song ‘Audio Money.’

The song speaks about people who live fake lives to intimidate others in their circles – a move Blessing undertook to boast about owning a 7-bedroom duplex mansion which did not belong to her.

The blogger was later exposed in a video after she was busted by the wealthy owner who tortured and made her confess to her lies.

The development seems to have inspired musician Rude Boy who replicated snippets of Blessings inhumane clip in his music video.

Reacting to the new song on Instagram, she noted that she had learnt many lessons from her ”fake-it-till-you-make-it” scandal.

She wrote: “Glad I inspired the song. The song is titled Audio , meaning fake . The song is about people who live fake life to oppress others and make you feel like you are not doing well for yourself.

“This young girl as you can see in the video went to snap pictures in someone’s house and claimed it was her own and got embarrassed and humiliated.

“The lessons: Do not run faster than your shadow. Take life easy One step at a time . Success is success anytime you attain it you will be celebrated.

“You are doing ok for yourself. Instagram is just a social entertainment..
My name is Okoro Blessing. Am glad to be an inspiration to the world .

“Las las we go still build the mansion ?. Just reason with me, say if I no get today I go get an tomorrow”

Watch the video for ‘Audio Money’ below:

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