Blessing CEO, a controversial Nigerian self-proclaimed relationship specialist, has confirmed her son’s passing but denied giving anyone permission to ask for money on her behalf.
According to the Afrisearch, Blessing lost her second son, Bryan Onyedikachi, while inside.
In a widely shared video on Friday nite, Amira Agiye, CEO of the Isaamira Foundation, announced the development while requesting funding for Blessing.
In a phone call with actress Doris Ogala, Blessing confirmed the news, although she denied allowing Amira Agiye to make the announcement of her son’s passing.
“Please oo, if you have donated money, go and collect your money back from that lady,” Ogala stated, sharing the voice conversation with Blessing. Blessing claims she is unfamiliar with the woman. She did not request that she raise money on her behalf.
“I know Blessing is nearly finished with her bail requirements and procedure, but it is untrue to imply that she is requesting N56 million. This is also bogus.
Blessing denied requesting financial aid to fulfilll her bond requirements in the taped phone call with Ogala.
“I didn’t give anybody consent,” she declared. Furthermore, I believe that I, rather than a complete stranger, am in the greatest position to announce my son’s passing.