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Citing Blessing CEO's history of public controversies and perceived lack of integrity, Phyna insisted that the influencer would "need to post the dead body" to prove the reports are genuine. The friction follows reports that Blessing CEO's second son, Bryan Onyedikachi, tragically passed away from an asthma attack while she was held at the Kirikiri Correctional Centre in Lagos.

A humanitarian organization, the Isaamira Love Foundation, initially went public with the news while launching a fundraising appeal aimed to secure millions of naira to perfect her bail and ₦36 million to settle complainants in her ongoing ₦69.15 million property fraud trial. Blessing CEO was granted bail conditions in July 2026 requiring two sureties with three years of verified deposits.

Having failed to meet those terms, she has remained in custody for two months. In a voice note shared by Blessing from detention to Isamira, Blessing CEO emotionally mourned her son, stating he was "full of life" and expressing a desperate wish to lay him to rest. However, new developments have since emerged, with reports claiming Blessing CEO has denied authorizing any third-party fundraising campaigns on her behalf while Isamira insists she got permission from blessing to raise funds from Nigerians.

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The clergyman was dragged before the court by the Anambra sate government following his arrest in June 2025. According to the court, the alleged offences were committed between year 2000 and 2025. The defendant who was brought to court from Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University Teaching Hospital, Awka, pleaded not guilty to all seven counts.

Counsel to the defendant, W. O. Abonyi, thereafter, moved an application for bail.

However, prosecution counsel, C. V. Ononye, objected to the application, arguing that the prosecution had not been sufficiently informed and had not been given adequate notice to respond. The court, while taking into consideration the health condition of the defendant, who had reportedly spent three weeks in the Intensive Care Unit of Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University Teaching Hospital, ordered that he be returned to the hospital.

The court adjourned the matter to October 12, 2026, for the hearing of the bail application and further proceedings. The post Onitsha Pastor arraigned in court for allegedly promoting illicit wealth acquisition appeared first on Linda Ikeji Blog.

The board said, “With CAPS back online, institutions are urged to accelerate their admission processes to recover lost time and meet the agreed admission deadlines.”

It also advised candidates to promptly accept admission offers made to them. JAMB said the deadline for the 2026/2027 admission exercise for public universities is October 31, 2026, while private universities have until November 30, 2026. The deadline for other tertiary institutions is December 31, 2026.