Nollywood actress, Tonto Dikeh, has released a three-part video where she opened a can of worms about her failed marriage with her estranged husband, Olakunle Churchill.

In the video titled “The Evidence”, the actress made some provocative and indicting claims against the father of her son, saying the claims are some of the reasons she quit the marriage.

She also alleged that Chruchill is into cyber fraud popularly called Yahoo Yahoo. According to her, she found out when she caught him in the middle of red candles with a red cloth tied to his waist with a laptop in his lap.

She said:

“Yes! My son’s father is a fraud. He does Yahoo. How I know? Because I caught him in the middle of a red candle with laptop in his lap, with a red pant on, red cloth tied around his waist.

“After I came back from giving birth to my son, I had been suspecting that he was into Yahoo…before I even came back to Nigeria I had already begun to suspect but the only thing that made me confirm was the night that he wasn’t supposed to be home and I slept early because of my son. I heard some noise in his room because he’s in the penthouse and my room is under.

“So, I heard a noise upstairs, nobody was supposed to be in that room. I opened up this room, I saw a full-grown man wearing a red cloth in his waist with red candles everywhere around him with a laptop in his hands. Immediately I saw that I was shocked, I was simply shocked. I was not scared but I was shocked. I just started laughing and he got me and that was one of the first fights we had after I had King.”

The actress claimed that contrary to widespread speculation that Churchill was related to former President Olusegun Obasanjo, the father of her ex-husband was just Obasanjo’s gardener.

Tonto said:

“The first time I met them, the mother told me she was Obasanjo’s wife, It’s a scam. He told me he is Obasanjo’s son, It’s a scam. He was a Liberian for Obasanjo. His father was Obasanjo’s gardener who graduated into being a spiritual leader.”

She backed her claims in the series with videos, pictures, documents and private conversations with Churchill.

 

 

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