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Photo: Koko Ita-Giwa and husband welcome baby boy


The CEO, Hair by Koko got married in a high class society wedding last year, and that union has now been blessed with a baby.

Senator Florence Ita Giwa's daughter, Koko and her husband, Chimaobi Shawcross Obioha, welcomed a baby boy early this morning, August 24.

The CEO, Hair by Koko got married in a high class society wedding last year, and that union has now been blessed with a baby.

Koko gave birth in a US hospital and is said to be doing great.

Congrats to the happy couple.

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