Linda Ikeji Is Engaged
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Who is Linda Ikeji’s husband? Who is Linda Ikeji’s fiance?
Linda Ikeji’s fiance is not one to bare too much of himself to limelight. According to a very
reliable source – Big Sam of BroadwayTV, Linda Ikeji’s husband-to-be used to be her ex-
boyfriend. He had relocated abroad and was based abroad before he finally relocated back to
Nigeria. The two reconnected again and picked up from where they stopped..
Linda Ikeji’s engagement is coming just days after I had a clear dream of her having a grand
traditional wedding. I can still see clearly the very excited slay queens that turned up for Linda
Ikeji’s wedding and were snapping up. lol.
This is great news.
Congratulations Linda Ikeji!
There were rumours Linda Ikeji was engaged earlier this year. Linda would later shut the
rumours down by posting a photo of her ring finger and said:
“Ring finger still bare. . The pressure to marry…Lol. It will happen..it just hasn’t. ”
The story then too was that the 37 year-old media mogul was keeping her engagement news
under wraps but her would-be husband was too excited to keep it a secret. And that the
preparations for the wedding was already on the way.
Linda has also admitted that she’s under “intense pressure” to find a husband. At a point, she
said she was fed up of being constantly prodded by “family and friends” to get married.
She spoke on the subject, ‘Pressure To Marry Before 30’ in a 2016 feature on Genevieve
Magazine.
“Marriage is not an achievement. There is so much more to life than being someone’s wife,” Ikeji said defiantly while also underscoring the importance of settling down.
“Get married please, but don’t be pressured into it, she said”
Well, this time, Linda Ikeji is finally engaged. Our source is a really reliable one and actually a
close friend to Linda Ikeji. Big congratulations to her.
Her Bio:
Linda Ikeji (born Linda Ifeoma Ikeji; 19 September 1980) is a Nigerian news carrier blogger,
writer, entrepreneur and former model. She is best known for her blog. She is the highest paid
blogger in Nigeria.
Linda Ikeji’s blog is apparently her biggest venture. After graduation, Ikeji started blogging in
2006. She became an active blogger 2007 using a blogger sub-domain lindaikeji.blogspot.com
and later obtained her domain www.lindaikejisblog.com.
TV Network.
On August 22, 2016, on her blog, she announced the creation her online TV network, Linda Ikeji
TV alongside other brands she was establishing. Linda Ikeji TV airs a variety of programmes
ranging from talk shows, reality shows, TV series to Movies. The Network both produces some
of its programmes and also buys TV contents.
Online Radio Station.
Linda Ikejia also ventured into online radio broadcasting. The station is operated from the
Linda Ikeji Media Office. Some of its programmes are broadcast live on Linda Ikeji TV.[11]
Social Media.
Linda Ikeji launched a social networking platform named Linda Ikeji Social on the domain
name LindaIkejiSocial.com.
Ikeji runs a non-profit project themed “I’d rather be self made; No thanks”. In her interview with
HipTV, she revealed that through the project, she assists young girls aged 16–25 who have
great business ideas and are willing to venture into entrepreneurship. She gave out the sum of
NGN10,000,000 in the Phase 1 of the project.
In August 2012, Forbes Africa dedicated itself to celebrating African women that month’s
issue.
In that issue, Forbes profiled Africa’s 20 Most Prominent Women and the issue featured
profiles on two young Nigerian women: Linda Ikeji, as well as Chibundu Onuzo.
Linda Ikeji was the biggest Google Search trend in Nigeria for 2014. The name Linda Ikeji was
the most searched item by users of Google in Nigeria
Ikeji was interviewed by BBC on their Focus on Africa programme. The interview aired on 25
September 2012
Ikeji has dealt with controversial posts which include the #SaveMayowa Campaign and also
about celebrities such as Funke Akindele, Richard Mofe Damijo, Djimon Honsou, Wizkid and
Tonto Dikeh. She also made controversial publications about Doyin Okupe who described the
publications as defamatory.
Shut down of blog by Google
Ikeji’s blog was shut down on 8 October 2014, but restored on 10 October 2014 around
midnight by Google for undisclosed reasons. Kola Ogunlade, a Google correspondent, said: “
We take violations of policies very seriously as such activities diminish the experience for our
users. When we are notified of the existence of content that may violate our Terms of Service,
we act quickly to review it and determine whether it actually violates our policies. If we
determine that it does, we remove it immediately.”
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