
Nollywood actor Ibrahim Suleiman is celebrating his 42nd birthday today, September 25 2026.
Taking to his Instagram page, the multi-talented actor shared a message outlining his intentions for the new year, saying he is choosing to be deliberate about every aspect of his life.
The husband of actress Linda Ejiofor listed the areas he wants to be intentional about, including living, loving, creating, sacrificing, serving, protecting, listening, faithing, being, and laughing.
He expressed gratitude to God, describing himself as a grateful child of the Almighty, and ended with a birthday greeting to himself, referring to himself as the Son of Aisha.
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With all that's gone on over the last year, I choose to be deliberate.
Deliberate about living.
Deliberate about loving.
Deliberate about creating.
Deliberate about sacrificing.
Deliberate about serving.
Deliberate about protecting.
Deliberate about listening.
Deliberate about faithing.
Deliberate about being.
Deliberate about laughing.
Thank you, Heavenly Father.
This child of yours is grateful.
Happy Birthday, #SonOfAisha."
Ibrahim Suleiman is a multi-talented personality. With a background in architecture, he is widely known as an actor, an artist and a media personality.
He came to limelight following for his role in the hit M-Net TV series 'Tinsel'. He officially tied the knot with Linda Ejiofor on November 11, 2018, and their union is blessed with a son, Keon.



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