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Jul 14, 20177 min read

Tonto Dikeh activates work mood

Tonto Dikeh activates work mood
Galaxy TV · Entertainment desk · Lagos

"...am coming through like BANGDADADANG" Tonto Dikeh set to work after marriage crises

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Nollywood actress, Tonto Dikeh has announced her plan to go back to work.

Tonto who is a victim of domestic violence in her marriage to Olakunle Churchill took to her Instagram page to inform her fans that she is set to appear on the screen again.

She wrote: "Due to Popular demand,Am Back on your screen..

Nollywood am coming through like BANGDADADANG•••"

Mother of one, shared a photo of herself with some colleagues in the movie industry, as she is set to entertain her fans.

This perharps suggests the actress has moved on and is over the pain she experienced in her marriage to Chruchill!

 

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