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"Baby J is here" - Linda Ikeji's Long Wait.


The popular Nigerian blogger took to her Instagram page yesterday after the successful delivery of a bouncing baby boy whom she called "baby J". Waoooo, her long wait actually paid well, and now I can say she is definitely one of the happiest women on earth, at least, now Nigerians will give her a breathing space with all that crappie " shey she no 1 born ni or what so ever". 

The popular boyant blogger has been seen in the past few months showing off her pregnancy with smiles and lots of happiness on her Instagram handle, she definitely waited right I will say, for I have known her for quite a long time and have always hoped one day i will just see her in a white gown walkidown to the altar and later a sweet baby but here the sweet baby came first and I am so happy for her and here is a sweet congratulations to you my Mentor, and my inspiration in blogging, may your smiles never end dear. Do give baby J a sweet peck for me. 


But wait let me make a little guess, "baby J"? Is the "J" John, Jeff, James, Johnson, Jude, Jerimaih, Jupiter, or what... Please do invite me over for the naming, I know you will. And we hope very soon you will do the unveiling of the sweet Man that placed baby J in your tummy.

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