Blord Released from Kuje Prison: Nigerian Entrepreneur Breaks Silence, Thanks Sowore and Supporters

Celebrity Nigerian entrepreneur Blord has broken his silence following his release from Kuje prison, bringing closure to a case that had dominated conversations across Nigeria’s digital space.

It was learnt that Blord regained freedom on Monday evening after meeting his bail conditions, marking the end of his stay at the correctional facility.

Speaking with journalists shortly after his release in a video that has since gained traction on social media, the entrepreneur expressed gratitude to activist Omoyele Sowore and others who played a role in securing his freedom.

He also acknowledged the wider public for their support, noting that many contributed both financially and through advocacy during his detention.

“God will always stand for you all.”

Confirming his release, Blord stated, “I’m out, I’m good, and I’m going home. I want to say thank you to Sowore’s team. I want to say thank you to everybody that has been fighting for me.

“I want to appreciate every single person that put in their efforts, their time, their money, and everything. May God bless you, and God will always stand for you,” he said.

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PulseNets reported that Blord had earlier been remanded in prison following an online dispute with controversial social media personality VeryDarkMan, a clash that escalated into legal action and drew widespread public attention.

The development underscores the growing intersection between social media conflicts and legal consequences in Nigeria’s digital ecosystem, where online engagements increasingly spill into real-world implications.