February 21, (THEWILL) – Nollywood actress, Tonto Dikeh, has continued to share more details about her estranged husband, Olakunle Churchill, and how he abandoned their son, King Andre Dikeh.
The mother of one has been on a dragging spree since Churchill celebrated King Andre on his seventh birthday with a touching note on social media. He claimed to miss the boy very much and could not wait to see him someday.
The message degenerated into Dikeh and Churchill calling out each other online, with the actress spilling messy details about her ex-husband.
Not satisfied with the dragging and name-calling, she started a tell-it-all on YouTube. She took to her Instagram account to share a snippet from her tell-it-all.
The politician recounted how Churchill, who claimed to love his son very much, did not show up in court to see the boy but made his lawyers demand transportation fare from her.
Dikeh claimed Churchill asked his lawyers for N250,000 transportation fare from her in order for him to come to court.
“There was an incident that happened in court. We were both in court that day but the case was adjourned till the next two weeks
“The next two weeks, I went to court with my son. I dressed him up, proud that he was going to see his father after a very long time. Churchill did not show up in court that day. Even the judges asked his lawyer if the man that said he loves his son did not show up on the only day his son would be present in court because they wanted to see how he was faring, how he looks.
“They wanted to see how I have been taking care of him, this man did not show up and he had not seen his son for months before then. This man came to court and his lawyers asked the judge to tell me that I was the one going to foot his bill to court.
“After marrying you with my money when I’m not an Indian woman! After feeding you! After clothing you! After making you the man that you are! Putting you in the public eye. After everything that I did, you still want to come back and eat my money because you want me to pay for you to come to court.
“His lawyers were asking for the sum of N250,000 so that he would be able to make it to court to see his son. Festus Keyamo was my lawyer then,” she disclosed.
Underneath the video, she advised women to be careful of the kind of men they have children for. She wrote a short caption to back it up.
“Dear women, choose the father of your child carefully, don’t love me, learn from me. If I can save one woman today, I have lived a fulfilled life.
“The mission is not to hate a man but how to survive a broken man. There is always sign, it is there, just look well.
“Mission accomplished, just take a bow,” she wrote.
