Linus William Ifejika, aka BLord is a wealthy Nigerian crypto trader and the CEO of Blord Group of Companies.
He is currently one of the richest crypto traders in Nigeria. His wealth and lifestyle have made him a role model to a lot of young Nigerian who are interested in crypto trading.
In this article, we’ll explore the important parts of BLord’s biography, career and his journey to wealth.
B Lord Profile Summary
| Name | Linus William Ifejika |
| Age | 27 years |
| Date of Birth | 14th March 1998 |
| State of Origin | Awka North, Anambra State |
| Nationality | Nigeria |
| Marital Status | Married |
| Wife | Linus Francisca |
| Profession | Cryptocurrency trader, Entrepreneur |
| Related Figures | Cubana Cheif Preist, E-Money, Obi Cubana |
| Estimated Net Worth | $300 million (₦468 billion) |
| @blord_official |
Early life and Age
B Lord whose real name is Linus William Ifejika was born on the 14th of March, 1998. As of 2025, he is 27 years old.
B Lord hails from Umuoji Ebenebe, Awka North LGA in Anambra State. He is the eldest son of seven children.
He graduated from Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University, which was formerly known as Anambra State University.
Tech Career
BLord is a professional Bitcoin trader, and crypto coach with his own successful cryptocurrency company, B Lord Group of Company.
In one of B’Lord’s Instagram posts, he stated that he moved out of his parent’s house at age 17 in search of greener pastures.
While away from home, B-lord learnt about cryptocurrency, blockchain, and the overall tech industry and became a millionaire three years after, at the age of 21.
Under his company, he established different businesses such as the Blord Bitcoin Store, Blord Gadget Store, B-lord Luxury Store, Blord Automobiles, Jetpay, and Billpoint.
BLord’s Net Worth in 2025
According to BLord himself, his net worth in 2025 is around $300 million which is equivalent to ₦468 billion naira. He made his money from various tech businesses in Nigeria, investing in properties, and crypto trading.
Blord’s Companies and Source of Wealth
Blord became a billionaire at just 24, and it’s easy to see why, he’s been hustling since his teenage years.
After discovering cryptocurrency, he dove deep into the world of digital finance and started building systems that made crypto trading and payments easier for everyday Nigerians.
Some of those ideas blew up, turning into successful businesses that now earn him millions of naira every month. Let’s take a look at the major sources of his income.
B Lord Group
Blord Group is one of his major sources of income. It is a registered fintech and investment company that focuses on financial technology and cryptocurrency services.
In early 2025, the company secured a U.S. Dollar virtual card license, expanding its reach into global payment systems. Since then, it has grown into a large enterprise with subsidiaries in technology, real estate, and financial services.
Real Estate
Blord Real Estate is one of his most successful ventures. He developed the City of David Estate in Anambra, a multimillion-naira project with plots selling for about N15-17 million each for 465 square meters.
The estate has attracted wealthy investors and by our estimate, Blord should be making up to a 100 million naira in revenue yearly.
Jetpay Ltd
Blord Jetpay Ltd is one of the key subsidiaries under the Blord Group. It operates mainly in the fintech and cryptocurrency space, providing a secure platform for crypto trading and digital payments.
Through the Jetpay app, the company offers fast, reliable financial services that cater to both local and international users.
Billpoint Technology
In 2021, he launched BillPoint, a fast-growing payment service app that allows users to pay for everyday bills and subscriptions with ease.
Through the platform, users can settle electricity, internet, airtime, data, education, and cable TV bills securely within seconds.
The app quickly gained popularity, earning a 4.7 rating on the Apple Store and over 500,000 downloads on Google Play.
Dolla App
Blord also launched the Dolla App, a virtual dollar card platform that helps Nigerians make international payments without stress.
The app is promoted as a zero-fee service with no KYC requirements, designed for users who shop or subscribe to services globally. It provides seamless dollar transactions and easy virtual card creation.
Lifestyle and Assets
Blord proudly shows off his successes, which include his luxury cars, diamond chains, mansions and expensive wristwatches online.
With his multiple income streams, it’s no surprise that B Lord owns a collection of some of the most expensive vehicles in Nigeria. Blord cars include;
- 2020 Toyota Hilux
- Lamborghini Urus
- Mercedez Benz G-Wagon
- 2023 Mercedez Benz S class worth over 300 million
- Mercedes GLE 350
- Range Rover SUV
- Lexus ES 350
Blord owns multiple houses in Lagos and his hometown of Akwa in Anambra. In 2023, he took to Instagram to share videos and pictures of his newest mansion with his social media fans.
Personal Life
Away from business, Blord is a family man. He is happily married to Dr. Francisca Linus, a medical doctor he met during their university days.
The couple has two sons, including Elliot Linus. Despite his busy schedule and online persona, he often shares warm family moments on social media, showing a softer side to his otherwise flamboyant billionaire lifestyle.
Controversies
VDM vs Blord Iphone Drama
Recently, Blord and self-proclaimed activist VeryDarkMan (VDM) went head-to-head online, dragging each other for days.
It all started when Blord advertised his version of the “iPhone 17 Pro”, a refurbished iphone Xr for N450,000.
Everything was going well until VDM dropped a video accusing him of selling fake iPhones to unsuspecting buyers.
According to VDM, the so-called refurbished iPhone XR could be bought in China for around N280,000. He claimed Blord was overcharging people for a repackaged phone.
Blord responded with a sarcastic instagram photo of Sabinu wearing a lawyer’s robe and captioned it, “Nigerians pray for me o! My lawyers are ready… only Sabinus can save me now.”
The drama seemed to go down for a bit until VDM reignited it. He claimed he had gone to the same China B lord visited and even modified the same kind of iPhone XR to “prove his point.”
To back up his claims, he posted the number of a supposed Chinese contact who handled the modifications.
Blord responded by revealing that the phone number VDM shared actually belonged to his own sister, Vivian Otse Vincent.
Portable vs Blord
During Blord’s clash with VDM, he tried to spice things up by offering singer Portable 1 million to drop a diss track against VeryDarkMan.
However, the ever-dramatic singer wasn’t having it. Portable reportedly demanded N20 million instead, saying Blord’s offer was too small.
When the deal didn’t go his way, Portable turned the tables and released a new diss track aimed at Blord titled ‘Lienus Elenu’. He shared the song and the dms on Instagram for his fans to see.
Losing his Instagram Account
Blord lost his Instagram account in the middle of his heated online feud with VDM. He reportedly violated Instagram community guidelines after he posted VDM’s private photos online.
He even bragged about buying the photos for N500,000. VDM didn’t seem bothered though, instead, he sent even more private photos directly to B lord’s DMs.
After the loss of his account at over 1m followers, he has opened a backup page that already has 200k+ followers.
On the new account, he posted an apology to his fans and seems to intentionally distance himself from everything related to VDM.
Fraud and Money Laundering Allegations
On multiple occasions, Blord’s name has popped up negatively in the Nigerian news.
One of such times was in July 2024, when he was arrested by the Nigerian Police over serious allegations of cryptocurrency fraud, internet crimes, and even terrorism funding.
According to reports, the case came after complaints were filed against some of his companies, prompting an investigation by the Force Criminal Investigation Department (FCID).
The charges focused on alleged money laundering and non-compliance with financial regulations tied to his cryptocurrency platforms.
He maintained his innocence, insisting that his businesses operate legally and that many people simply misunderstand how cryptocurrency works.
The investigation is still ongoing, but Blord continues to run his companies and stay active online.
EFCC Arrest
In 2022, he was arrested by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for alleged internet fraud.
After several months in court, he was acquitted, and the EFCC was ordered to return all his seized properties, including a fleet of luxury cars.
He celebrated his victory on social media and he hasn’t had any run in with the EFCC since then.
Conclusion
B’Lord’s journey from a broke teenager to a millionaire in five years is one of determination, consistency and hard work.
He has proven to the world that anyone can make it to the top, regardless of their background. Let his story inspire you to keep chasing your dreams.
