Popular Influencer Blessing CEO Reportedly Loses Second Son Amid Ongoing Legal Battle

Popular content creator Blessing Okoro, better known as Blessing CEO, has reportedly lost her second son, Bryann.

The reported death comes while Blessing CEO remains in custody over ongoing legal cases.

Reports circulating online claim that Bryann died following an asthma attack, however, the circumstances have not been independently confirmed.

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An audio recording shared online is alleged to feature Blessing CEO speaking about her son’s death.

In the emotional recording, she said:

“My second son Bryann was so full of life. I have not even had the opportunity to pay my last respect. While in custody, I lost my second son. I pray this comes out positive so I can leave this place, pick up the pieces of my life and pay my respects to him.”

The recording has renewed attention around the legal situation involving the content creator.

Blessing CEO has faced separate cases brought by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.

She was granted bail in one of the cases involving an alleged ₦69.15 million property fraud. The court reportedly set bail at ₦20 million with two sureties.

However, reports say she remains unable to secure her release because of outstanding bail requirements.

A support appeal circulating online puts the total financial need at ₦56 million.

According to the appeal, ₦20 million is needed to meet the bail conditions. Another ₦36 million is reportedly linked to complaints from petitioners.

Supporters are now calling for financial assistance to help secure her release.

The appeal is also aimed at giving Blessing CEO the chance to return home and pay her respects to her son.

The report of Bryann’s death is currently based on statements attributed to Blessing CEO and people supporting her.

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