Blessing CEO’s Second Son Reportedly Dies As She Remains In Custody

Popular Nigerian relationship influencer, Blessing Okoro, better known as Blessing CEO, has reportedly lost her second son, Bryan, while she is in custody.

The development was announced on Friday by Amira Agiye, Chief Executive Officer of the Isaamira Love Foundation, who appealed to Nigerians to assist Blessing CEO and her family following the reported death.

Agiye said Blessing CEO’s detention had made it difficult for her to personally handle arrangements following the death of her son.

She said the appeal was being made with Blessing CEO’s knowledge and consent, urging members of the public to put aside their differences over the influencer’s ongoing legal troubles and extend support to her at the difficult time.

According to Agiye, Blessing CEO requires ₦20 million to meet her bail requirements, while another ₦36 million is allegedly needed to settle debts owed to individuals who initiated the case against her.

“It is sad to announce to you all that Blessing CEO just lost her second son,” Agiye said.

She appealed to Nigerians to show compassion, saying Blessing CEO deserved an opportunity for redemption despite the controversies surrounding her.

Agiye also played what she described as a voice note from Blessing CEO, who reportedly spoke from custody about the death of her son.

In the emotional recording, Blessing CEO said Bryan had been “full of life” before his death and expressed her desire to regain her freedom so she could mourn him.

“My second son, Bryan, was full of life. While in custody, I lost Bryan. I pray this turns out positive so I can leave this place, pick up the pieces of my life and pay my respects to him,” she reportedly said.

Agiye subsequently urged the public to contribute towards the funds needed to secure Blessing CEO’s release and address the financial obligations connected to her case.

The report of Bryan’s death and the circumstances surrounding it have not been independently verified from the information provided, while details of Blessing CEO’s current legal status were also not stated in the report.