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Tonto Dikeh gives birth to her first child

Nollywood actress and musician, Tonto Dikeh and her husband Oladunni Olakunle Churchill are now parents.
The couple have announced the birth of their first child via Tonto’s new official website  and on Instagram. she wrote
"Today I experienced the Greatest Miracle known to man.. I can't begin to explain the joy I feel,it's super awesome.. I bless the Lord almighty for his protection/Safety and Strength and the birth of my Baby.. My Pregnancy was such a beautiful one (Stressfree,Lovely,Spiritually great,Healthy and safe).. Pls join me in welcoming my Baby into a perfect and loving World that GOD,My KINGKONG and I will create.. I Am overwhelmed and over joyed,I am a Mother now.. Woow😳, that's something I never saw coming but God is indeed the master planner of our lives. His grace,Love.mercy, unlimited blessings, protection, Peace and so much more than I can express I have known & can testify to. Thank you God(the father,the son and the HolyGhost) for this blissful journey.. I indeed gave birth like A Hebrew woman..💐🍓🍾 #PROUDMUMMY #YUMMYMUMMY #LITTLESUNSHINEX #BABYX 👶🏼 Photo credit-Lisa V photography More pictures on my Offical website😘😘😘"
The baby has been nicknamed Baby X while fans wait for the child’s photo and name to be unveiled.
 In her write-up she poured out the joy of child bearing, and shared how she felt after going through the birth process.

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