Tonto Dikeh, a Nollywood actress, has taken to social media to celebrate her 35th birthday in a beautiful manner.
In a post on her Instagram page on Tuesday, the talented actress appreciated God for sustaining her life over the years.
She also described her past years as an amazing ride, pointing out that God has given her the luxuries to live a blissful life.
“Super grateful for live, light and love…I don’t take being alive for granted…I don’t take being blessed and extremely successful for granted..I just want to say Lord, you have made me the happiest woman on earth,” she wrote.
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Super grateful for live, Light and Love… I don’t take been alive for granted.. I don’t take been Blessed and extremely Successful for granted.. I just want to say LORD YOU HAVE MASE ME THE HAPPIEST WOMAN ON EARTH.. You have turned my Darkness into Sunlight, My Tears into Laughter and my Lack into extreme Abundance… I’m in Awe of Your GLORY… You Indeed have given me The LIFE STYLE OF A KING #KINGTONTO #TONTODIKEH #35ANDAKING
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“You have turned my darkness into sunlight, my tears into laughter and my lack into extreme Abundance…I’m in awe of your glory…You indeed have given me the lifestyle of a king. #KingTonto #Tontodikeh #35AndAKing.”
The movie star has made the headlines on numerous occasions over her knack for controversial comments which often border on relationships, culture, religion as well as socio-political issues.
She also caused social media stir on multiple occasions with her protracted feud with Olakunle Churchill, her ex-husband.
Ever since the couple ended their short-lived marriage — a union that has birthed numerous allegations and repeated counterclaims — they have been at loggerheads over what transpired in the past.
In March, the former lovebirds had reignited their war of words after Dikeh described Churchill as a “bisexual”.
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