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Vice President Osinbajo's daughter celebrates her 26th birthday, shares awesome photo

- Vice President Yemi Osinbajo's daughter has turned 26

- Kiki Osinbajo took to Instagram to celebrate her birthday with a stylish photo

- The young lady thanked God for all she has accomplished so far

Kiki Osinbajo, the daughter of vice president Yemi Osinbajo, has celebrated her birthday in style. The beautiful young lady celebrated her 26th birthday this Monday, March 18.

The young lady had taken to her Instagram page to celebrate her birthday. She shared a photo of herself dressed in a beautiful black dress paired with black heel sandals and a cute looking black hand glove.

In the photo, the young lady looked liked a modern day heiress out of a great Gatsby themed party.

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On her Instagram post, Kiki had thanked God for helping her achieve everything she accomplished. She noted that God helped her achieve all her dreams, adding that God just started with her.

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Kiki also revealed that she was born on March 18, 1993. She said: "Chapter 26 March 18th 1993 This is only the beginning... I thank God for bringing me this far and for how much I’ve accomplished. For making my dreams come true @glamdafrica @shopkonyin but I know HE JUST STARTED WITH ME.....Happy Kiki dayyyy"

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The vice president's daughter is the proud owner of a popular fashion and beauty store and also the owner of a skincare line.

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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had earlier reported that popular Nigerian singer Mr Eazi showed his romantic side after treated his billionaire's daughter girlfriend, Temi Otedola, to a nice romantic dinner. Temi shared photos and videos from the eventful romantic night on her Instagram page.

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