Actress Sola Kosoko welcomes baby girl (photo)

The arrival of a new born baby brings joy to the heart of friends and families and that is what the Yoruba genre of Nollywood is presently experiencing.

Nollywood actress Sola Kosoko-Abina is currently in a joyful mood as she welcomed a bouncing baby girl with her husband Waheed Abina.

The new bundle of joy in the early hours of Saturday, April 13. Her younger sister Bidemi Kosoko who is also said to be pregnant was the first to hit the internet with the news of the latest addition to the Prince Jide Kosoko's clan.

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According to Bidemi, she alongside some people were organising a baby shower for Sola which was to take place on Saturday, April 21, but as God will have it, the mother of two welcomed her second daughter a week earlier than their plan as the baby will now be christened on the day according to Yoruba culture.

Meanwhile, Legit.ng had reported the news of Ubi Franklin expecting his third child from a third baby mama who once worked with him as a staff. Despite going to be a father for the third time, the young businessman said he hope to have two more children before he turned 40.

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