Mnet Tinsel Stars Linda Ejiofor And Ibrahim Suleiman Finally Welcome Their First Baby Together

Popular Tinsel star power couple Ibrahim Suleiman and Linda Iheoma Ejiofor finally welcome their first baby together. The Tinsel stars who got married at a flamboyant white wedding in 2018 have finally been blessed with a little one.

The popular Actress Linda Ejiofor



started her acting career in the popolar hit TV series Tinsel and also went further to feature in a bunch of Nollywood movies such as The Meeting.

Her husband Ibrahim Sulaiman who hails from Edo state posted the good news on his instagram page to celebrate the new addition to his family.

While the sex of the baby is yet to be announced, we wish them the very best.

Congrats to the power couple.

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