WATCH THE VIDEO HERE Congratulatory messages are pouring in for Nollywood actor Chinedu Ikedieze, popularly known as Akin and his wife, as they welcome their first child. The beloved actor made the good news known minutes ago on his Instagram page with a maternity shoot of his wife and a photo of his newborn’s leg. He revealed that he and his wife welcomed a baby boy as he urged his fans to rejoice with them. “My wonderful people, please rejoice with us. My wife and I have welcomed a bouncing baby boy. To God be the Glory”. His colleagues flooded his comment section with praises and congratulatory messages. Mofe Damijo wrote, “Wow! Guess I have a new birthday, mate Funke Akindele wrote, “Wow Oluwaseun ooo Cute Abiola wrote, “Congratulations Charles Inojie wrote, “A million congratulations, bro Steve Chuks wrote, “Congrats king!! Uche Elendu wrote, “Wow, congratulations nwannem Stella Damasus wrote, “Awww, God be praised Stan Nze wrote, “Awwww this is so beautiful, Nwannem. Congratulations Lizzy Gold wrote, “Oh my God. Congratulations wow wow Mary Njoku wrote, “Congratulations Chacha Eke wrote, “Congratulations Ruth Eze wrote, “Congratulations, dear. God is the greatest Frederick Leonard wrote, “Congratulations Helen Paul wrote, “Congratulations Efe Irele wrote, “Congratulations Queen Nwokoye wrote, “Congratulations Juliet Ibrahim wrote, “Congratulations fam Susan Peters wrote, “Congratulations Uchenna Nnanna wrote, “Wow, Edu nwannem, congratulations ooo”. Last year, Mount Zion actor Doyin Hassan welcomed his first child with his wife after 24 years of waiting. Sharing photos of him, his wife, and their newborn child in Church for Thanksgiving and dedication, he asserted that God is faithful. He expressed gratitude to his Maker for blessing him after 24 years of toils and struggles, as he called his daughter a great testimony of God’s faithfulness. In February, after 7 years of waiting, Adeniyi Johnson and wife, Seyi Edun, welcomed twins. While dedicating their twins to church, the couple reflected on their trials, and how they were called names and told to seek help from herbalists.