Lucky Elohor, a social media entrepreneur known as Digital Creator Chic, has reportedly died at the age of 29.
The news was announced on her Instagram account, leaving many in disbelief and mourning the loss of the gifted young entrepreneur.
Elohor, a well-regarded Nigerian businesswoman and online coach, passed away on February 9, 2026.
Her Instagram account, @digitalcreatorchic_, posted an obituary confirming her passing and reflecting on her life and contributions.
The message stated: “With deep sadness, the family announces the loss of our dear Lucky Elohor.
“Elohor was a beacon of light, filled with purpose, grace, and a steadfast dedication to making a difference.
“She built with intention, loved deeply, and served selflessly through her work, community, and faith.
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“While our hearts are heavy, we find solace in knowing she has gone to be with the Lord, and her legacy will continue through the many lives she impacted.
“We kindly ask for your prayers, love, and respect for the family during this time of grief. More information will be shared in due time.”
Her mentor has provided distressing details about the events surrounding her death, igniting outrage online.
The woman, who identified herself as Lucky’s mentor on Instagram @triciabiz, stated that poor road conditions led to the accident.
She explained that a pothole caused the crash that ultimately resulted in Lucky’s death.
She pointed out the lack of proper emergency services, noting that no one was available to quickly transport the injured entrepreneur to a hospital.
Instead, bystanders reportedly took time to film the incident.
The mentor also mentioned that even after the accident, access to medical care was significantly delayed due to strikes at local hospitals, including Lautech.
Lucky had to be taken to another city in search of treatment.
Her condition was further complicated by the inadequacy of local hospitals.
According to @triciabiz, there was no functioning MRI in Ilorin, and the nearest one was located in Ogbomosho.
