We Are Here To See Linda Ikeji.

The Nigerian blogger who traveled to the village for the first time in her father's compound to witness the traditional wedding ceremony of her younger sister. Some youths of the village could not hold their excitement as they marched to the compound demanding to see Linda.
 Linda Ikeji having her heart of gold gave the youths two hundred thousand Naira for their Christmas celebration.
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