Nigerian relationship influencer Blessing Okoro, popularly known as Blessing CEO, has reportedly lost her second son, Bryan, while she remains in custody over an ongoing property fraud case.
The development was announced on Friday by Amira Agiye, the CEO of Isaamira Love Foundation, who appealed for financial support to help Blessing CEO secure her release and settle outstanding obligations.
Agiye said Blessing CEO is still being held because she has been unable to fulfil the conditions attached to the N20m bail granted to her. She added that an additional N36m is needed to settle the claims of those who instituted the case against her.
She said, “It is sad to announce to you all that Blessing CEO just lost her second son. My name is Amira Agiye. I’m here to appeal on behalf of Blessing CEO, who is currently in custody. I understand that people might have different opinions about her and the circumstances surrounding her case.
“And like everyone of us, she deserves compassion and an opportunity for redemption. She needs N20 million to meet the bail requirements. She also needs N36 million to pay the people she owes who brought the case against her.
“Please, Nigerians, let’s forgive her for the sake of that boy who is still in the mortuary. With Blessing’s full consent and authorisation, I’m appealing to all Nigerians to help donate so we can help her out of this situation.”
In a separate voice recording played by Agiye, Blessing CEO confirmed the death of her son and spoke about her desire to leave custody so she could mourn him.
She said, “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.”
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Prompt News reports Blessing CEO was remanded in Kirikiri Prison over an N69.15m property fraud trial.
She was granted N20m bail in July 2026, with two sureties required to provide three years’ proof of deposits worth N20m each.
However, she has reportedly remained in custody after failing to satisfy the bail conditions.
The latest development has prompted a fresh appeal from the Isaamira Love Foundation for assistance to enable Blessing CEO to meet the requirements for her release and address the financial obligations linked to the case.
