Toke Makinwa Celebrates Birth of First Child


In a heartfelt post, the 40-year-old expressed her overwhelming joy at embracing motherhood.

By Yakubu Mathilda 


Entrepreneur, author and media personality Toke Makinwa welcomes her first child, a baby girl, marking a new chapter in her life and career. The news was shared on Thursday, August 28 2025 through her verified Instagram account.

In a heartfelt post, the 40-year-old expressed her overwhelming joy at embracing motherhood. She described her daughter as “the love I never knew existed, my heart in another human being, my love, my precious daughter, my miracle is here.”


Makinwa also revealed her daughter’s carefully chosen names: Yakira Eliana, Olakitan, Iyanuoluwa, Ikeoluwa and Adunola. Each name is rich in spiritual and cultural meaning.

For many of her fans, the announcement came as a touching surprise. Social media quickly filled with congratulatory messages from colleagues, admirers and followers who celebrated the milestone with her.

This birth represents not only a personal joy for Toke Makinwa but also a moment of inspiration for her audience. Known for her resilience, storytelling and bold career moves. Makinwa’s transition into motherhood is being received as yet another powerful stage in her journey.


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