Veteran Nigerian Blogger, Linda Ikeji Celebrate Her 36th Birthday With Lovely Photos

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The famous and very successful Nigerian blogger clocks 36 year old today 19th September. See what she wrote below..


I turn a year older today September 19th and I can't tell you guys how grateful I am for the life I have. I may not have everything I want yet...but I have more than I thought was even possible and for that I am thankful. I am thankful for my family, friends, all LIB readers and well wishers.


My prayer as I turn 36 today is to find an amazing guy soon, settle down, have a bunch of kids and continue to live, impact my world and make a difference. Please say a prayer for me! I mean it! :-)


Also, happy birthday to every one else born today. May God continue to bless, love and protect us. Thank you guys so much for all the lovely birthday wishes that I know will come.

Happy birthday Linda. You are my daughters birthday mate.

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