Crypto King Reportedly Rushed to Medical Unit After Surviving ‘Ajegunle’ Hell in Kuje!

Reports circulating within the Nigerian entertainment scene indicate a significant shift in the detention conditions of cryptocurrency billionaire Linus Williams, popularly known as Blord, at the Kuje Correctional Centre. Following his remand on April 1, 2026, over a legal dispute with social media activist VeryDarkMan, the tech entrepreneur has reportedly been moved from the facility’s general population area, colloquially known as “Ajegunle.”

The relocation was reportedly triggered by a health crisis that occurred shortly after his arrival at the prison. VeryDarkMan, who has been vocal throughout the legal process, shared updates suggesting that the billionaire struggled significantly with the heat and overcrowded conditions of the general wing, leading to a visible deterioration in his physical well-being. Prison authorities are said to have authorized the move to a more secluded or medical-friendly unit to stabilize his condition and ensure he is healthy enough to appear for his upcoming court proceedings.

This development follows a week of high-profile activity surrounding his case, including a visit from human rights activist Omoyele Sowore. During the visit, Sowore expressed concerns over the nature of Blord’s detention, characterizing the situation as an attempt to use state institutions to settle personal and commercial scores. The legal battle itself centers on serious allegations including identity theft, forgery, and the unauthorized use of VeryDarkMan’s likeness for promotional purposes.

As of mid-April 2026, Blord remains in custody while his legal team works to secure his release. The court had initially ordered a 14-day remand pending further hearings, and the entrepreneur’s supporters continue to call for bail, citing both the civil nature of the trademark dispute and his current health challenges.