9ice welcomes 4th child from 3rd Baby’s Mother

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               deskyevents 9ice and Suky

9ice is currently on the campaign trail as he is aiming for a seat in the Federal House of Representatives in 2015, however, this is not the only exciting news about the musician.
The musician and his fiancé Olasunkanmi Ajala have welcomed their first child together – a baby girl! Olasunkanmi is the Creative Director of events management and decor company De Sky Events. The couple have been together for a while and now their relationship has been blessed with a bundle of joy.
The couple only recently went public with their relationship as Olasunkanmi recently uploaded a photo of them unto her company’s instagram page after entertainment journalist Stella Dimoko-Korkus exclusively revealed details of their relationship on her blog.

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