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Throwback Video: Churchill Is Obasanjo’s Son, He Brought Me Close To God – Tonto Dikeh
Following her controversial interviews shaming her ex-husband, a throwback video in which Tonto praised her husband has surfaced.
A video has emerged showing controversial Nigerian actress, Tonto Dikeh telling Nigerians how her now ex-husband, Olakunle Churchill loved, cared, respected and brought her closer to God.
The video is coming on the heels of recent interviews she granted in which she called Olakunle Churchill a diabolic man, fraudster and one-minute man.
She further stated in the throwback video that Olakunle Churchill is Obasanjo’s son. She painted her now ex-husband as a perfect gentleman who fulfilled her dreams.
Watch video below:
https://www.instagram.com/tv/Bw6pZXdFEr_/?utm_source=ig_embed
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