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Tonto Dikeh Shares Why She Has No Regrets About Her Relationship With Olakunle Churchill

Tonto Dikeh, a politician and Nollywood actress, has talked about her previous romances and said she has no regrets. She talked about her time with her former partners in an interview with Chude.

She said that her first relationship produced a kid, whom she called the most beautiful boy.

She said: “Honestly I have only regretted one thing in my life but my relationship no. My first relationship(Churchill)gave me the most beautiful boy in the whole world .

“The second one (Prince Kpokpogri) taught me that even mean if you show me true love you can still be the devil. So, I learnt a lot from my relationships I will never say I regret it.

“Should I have been there? Hmmmm if I was to take myself back probably I wouldn’t have gotten myself involved or indulge in that but I don’t think I have a right to regret what I went through because I put myself there. All I have to do is to grow, learn and move on.

“People should be afraid of me because I am a very underestimated person, people don’t know what I can do and it’s time to show them what I can do.”

Live with Purpose, Love with Passion. Remember to be happy
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‎Rose Ajieh
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