Following Speed Darlington’s release from detention, Nigerian socialite and influencer, Blessing CEO, publicly went on her knees to ask the rapper to end his ongoing dispute with Burna Boy.
In a sincere message, Blessing, identifying as an Akpian, welcomed Speed Darlington back and expressed her desire for him to stop pursuing trouble.
She pleaded, saying, “We the Akpians are welcoming you back to freedom. I know you’re stubborn, but I’m on my knees, Speed Darlington, please, stay away from trouble.”
Blessing warned him of the dangers of being swayed by fans who might push him into conflict without facing the consequences.
“One thing about fan base is they will push you to your doom but never suffer the consequences with you,” she said.
She reminded him that life had gone on without him during his time away and that there was no reason to continue the feud.
“You’ve served more than four months, and everyone moved on with their normal life. You are loved for your content, your music, and your sarcasm, so let it go,” she urged.
Blessing also addressed Speed Darlington’s actions that sparked the controversy, saying, “I don’t know who’s advising you, but people who truly care will tell you that you started the problem with Burna Boy. He was minding his business, and you began to provoke him, calling him names and making fun of him.”
She recalled how Burna Boy had tried to settle the issue, but Speed Darlington ignored his attempt. “He called you to order, yet you persisted. Have you realized that when trouble strikes, it’s our family and loved ones who suffer the most?”
Blessing’s emotional plea was clear: she encouraged Speed Darlington to focus on his career and move past the drama, highlighting the personal toll that feuds take on both celebrities and their families.