Blessing CEO confirms son’s death [VIDEO]
Nigerian relationship influencer Blessing Nkiruka Okoro, popularly known as Blessing CEO, has confirmed the death of her second son, Bryan, while she remains in custody in Lagos.
The heartbreaking development became public on Friday, September 25, 2026, after Amira Agiye, CEO of the Isaamira Love Foundation, released an emotional appeal seeking financial assistance for Blessing CEO.
A video and audio recording shared online contained an alleged conversation with Blessing CEO, in which she confirmed that her son had died while she was in custody.
The development has since generated widespread reactions, particularly because Blessing CEO is reportedly unable to attend to her son’s final arrangements due to her continued detention.
According to reports, Blessing CEO said her son Bryan was full of life before his death.
“My second son, Bryan, was full of life. While in custody, I lost Bryan,” she reportedly said in the voice recording shared by Amira.
She further expressed her desire to leave custody so that she could return home, deal with the loss and pay her final respects to her son.
“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 added.
Foundation appeals for financial assistance
Following the reported death, Amira Agiye appealed to Nigerians to support Blessing CEO and help her resolve the financial and legal difficulties surrounding her continued detention.
The Isaamira Love Foundation claimed that Blessing CEO needed ₦20 million to meet the conditions attached to her bail.
The organisation also stated that another ₦36 million was required in connection with money allegedly owed to individuals involved in the legal case against her.
This brought the foundation’s stated fundraising target to ₦56 million.
Amira appealed to members of the public to put aside their opinions about Blessing CEO and show compassion because of the death of her son.
She said the child was still in the mortuary and that Blessing CEO wanted an opportunity to leave custody and pay her final respects.
The foundation also claimed that the fundraising effort had Blessing CEO’s consent and authorisation.
However, the situation took another turn after actress Doris Ogala warned Nigerians against sending money to the fundraising campaign.
Blessing CEO denies authorising the fundraiser
Doris Ogala subsequently revealed that she contacted Blessing CEO directly to establish whether she had authorised the fundraising campaign.
According to Ogala, Blessing CEO denied giving anyone permission to solicit money on her behalf.
Blessing reportedly told her that she was not aware of the fundraising effort and that she should be th
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