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American lady who shares striking resemblance with Linda Ikeji stunned after seeing the blogger's photo

There is a common Yoruba saying that implies that God created every human being as a pair. This loosely translates into the fact that everyone one has their own doppelganger somewhere in the world.

An American lady identified as Deona Hayes, recently took to social media with a post in which she admitted to sharing a striking resemblance with one of Nigeria’s foremost bloggers, Linda Ikeji.

In the photo post which was shared on Facebook, Hayes revealed that she had gotten tons of emails and messages in the past in which people had informed her that she looked like the blogger. She said she never knew what Ikeji looked like until she recently came across her picture.

Sharing a photo of the two of them side by side, the American lady agreed that there was truly an undeniable semblance. She gushed over Ikeji and praised her for being a strong woman who has broken down barriers for black women in the business world.

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She said: "I have been getting tons of emails and direct messages comparing me to this Nigerian blogger named Linda Ikeji. I heard about her years ago but never knew what she looked like. Fast forward to today and I have to admit I do see the resemblance! This woman is smart and beautiful! She has launched her own monthly subscription streaming app and continues to break down barriers for women of color in the business world. I am flattered to be compared to such a Queen! Thank you! "

See her post below:

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In a similar story, Legit.ng had previously gathered the report of the picture of a female albino that got people talking in the online community. The pretty lady in the picture shared a canning resemblance with Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh. Many had wondered how the albino could share such striking resemblance with the fair skinned diva.

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