Nigerian influencer and new mom Priscilla Ojo is excited as her big sister and son’s Godmother, Chioma Good Hair, lands in Canada.
On her Snapchat page, Priscilla shared a sweet moment between Chioma and her newborn son. In the clip, Chioma held Priscilla’s one-week-old son, Rakeem, as she smiled for the camera.
Captioning the video, Priscilla announced that her son’s godmother is here.
“Rakeem’s Godmother is here”.
The video has left many gushing over Chioma’s loyalty to Priscilla.
One Violet Brown wrote, “True friend
One Ademola Omobolanle wrote, “Best big sister in the whole wide world
One Favour Silament Tora wrote, “Good friend
One Adebowale Balogun wrote, “Thank you, Chioma, for the love you cherish on Priscy
One Motun Ebony wrote, “Big mummy has arrived
One Nekky Ade wrote, “Chioma, I love and respect u. You will always be happy and all the days of ur life
One Efe Love wrote, “This babe is such a loving soul”.
A few days back, Priscilla had hailed Chioma over her grand gift for her son. The celebrity hair gùru had gifted her son a Gucci diaper bag. Hailing her, Priscilla called her son’s Rich Aunt.
In June, while celebrating Chioma’s birthday, Priscilla described her as the Queen of Fashion, her big sis, and her biggest supporter. She expressed her wish that people knew how beautiful and precious her heart was because her kindness and love are rare. The new mum expressed how lucky she was to have a big sis like her in her life.
Last year, Chioma revealed how Priscilla and Juma Jux met, stating that when Priscilla first set eyes on Jux, she smiled and giggled, and when Jux saw her, he stopped and stared until he couldn’t help himself and came to speak to her. Chioma stated that it was love at first sight, so it was beautiful to witness how their love unfolded.
During the Headies Awards in May, using Priscilla’s husband, Juma Jux, as a case study, Chioma sent a message to Nigerian artists and performers, advising them to put more effort into their performances. She said she finds many of their performances lazy, lacklustre, and lacking in rehearsal and substance.