Popular Nigerian social media personality Blessing CEO has reportedly lost her son, Bryan, to an asthma attack while she remains in custody, according to a claim shared online by Isamira Agiye, who has been involved in efforts to secure her release. The reported death has not been independently confirmed by the family or relevant authorities.
Key Highlights
- Isamira Agiye said Blessing CEO’s son Bryan had died after an asthma attack.
- The reported death has not been independently confirmed by family members or authorities.
- Agiye said Blessing CEO had been granted bail but had yet to meet the conditions.
- The reported fundraising appeal cited ₦20 million for bail conditions and ₦36 million connected to complainants’ claims.
- Blessing CEO is facing separate EFCC cases involving alleged property transactions; she has pleaded not guilty.
What Is Being Reported
Agiye said Blessing CEO had been granted bail but had yet to fulfil the conditions required for her release. She appealed to the public to show compassion following the reported death of Bryan and said efforts to secure Blessing CEO’s release were continuing.
In the appeal, Agiye reportedly said ₦20 million was needed to perfect bail conditions, while another ₦36 million was sought in connection with complainants’ claims, bringing the stated amount to ₦56 million. She expressed hope that Blessing CEO would be released in time to pay her last respects before the burial.
The account of the alleged asthma attack and the circumstances surrounding Bryan’s reported death have not been independently confirmed. A report by CKN Nigeria also attributed the claim to Agiye.
Blessing CEO’s Ongoing Legal Cases
The reported family tragedy comes as Blessing CEO faces legal proceedings in Lagos. In a separate case involving an alleged ₦69.15 million property transaction, the Lagos State Special Offences Court in Ikeja granted her ₦20 million bail with two sureties in like sum and additional screening and financial documentation conditions. The EFCC alleges that she obtained the money from Hope Chiropractic Health Clinic Limited in connection with a property lease transaction. Blessing CEO pleaded not guilty, and the trial was adjourned to October 12, 2026.
She is also facing a separate EFCC case before the Federal High Court in Ikoyi involving an alleged ₦36 million property transaction. She has pleaded not guilty in that case as well. The charges remain allegations before the courts.
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Public Reactions to the Report
The claim has prompted mixed reactions online. Some users have expressed sympathy for Blessing CEO and her family, while others have urged caution and called for independent confirmation before treating the report as established fact.
For now, Bryan’s reported death remains unconfirmed by the family or authorities, while efforts to secure Blessing CEO’s release reportedly continue. For more updates, follow us on X.
