“I Will Keep Living In Denial And Won’t Recover From This Shock” – Blessing CEO Mourns Son

Relationship Expert, Blessing CEO, has written an emotional note to her late son.

Sharing a video of him on her social media page, she said she would keep living in denial.

She expressed how much she misses him, adding that she bought the iPad and bicycle she promised him, but he didn’t wait for her to come.

Blessing said this is how she chooses to remember him: selfless, kind, outspoken, bold, and very intelligent.

She added that she will never recover from the shock and told him to rest on.

“Bryan, I will keep living in denial; I miss you. Bought the iPad I promised you, and also the bicycle.

“You would have waited for mummy to come back. This is how I will forever remember you.

“Selfless, kind, outspoken, bold, and very intelligent. I know you are in heaven, but I promise to carry your memories everywhere I go.

“I miss you, baby. I will never recover from this shock. Rest on, my guardian angel. Bryan. Sleep well, my dum dum; mummy loves and misses you. Everywhere is so cold and quiet”.

Last month, Blessing CEO reportedly lost her second son while she was being remanded in Prison.

Confirming the news, the CEO of Isaamira Love Foundation sought public donations on Blessing’s behalf.

Speaking in a video call with actress Doris Ogala, Blessing’s CEO issued a disclaimer about the donation, saying she never authorised anyone to solicit funds on her behalf and that she should announce the news of her son’s passing.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) continued the trial of Blessing CEO on October 12. A prosecution witness, PW1, Dr Onuoha Okeigwe, told Justice R. A. Oshodi of the Special Offences Court sitting in Ikeja, Lagos, that he paid N69,150,000 for a five-year lease of property allegedly presented to him as the influencer’s property.

Recall that the Lagos Zonal Directorate of the anti-graft agency first arraigned Blessing CEO on 9 June 2026 on two counts bordering on obtaining money by false pretence and stealing.

Blessing CEO pleaded not guilty to the charges when they were read to her. However, the defendant told the court that he contacted the influencer who dismissed his concerns.

She was granted N20 million bail in July 2026, with two sureties in like sum, and each surety was required to provide three years’ proof of deposits valued at N20 million. Unfortunately for her, she was unable to meet her bail conditions and was remanded in Kirikiri facility.