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Tonto Dikeh Marital Crisis: Ghanaian Police Commissioner Spills Shocking Details 

Tonto Dikeh Marital Crisis: Ghanaian Police Commissioner Spills Shocking Details 

Following the trending marital crisis of controversial actress and mother of one, Tonto Dikeh and her estranged husband, Olakunle Churchill, Azuka of Media Room Hub, who interviewed the couple, journeyed to Ghana to conduct more investigations.

It will be recalled that Tonto, had alleged in an interview (read here) that her husband subjected her to domestic abuse and so she subsequently ran to the Nigerian Embassy in Ghana naked for safety.

Azuka visited the Ghana Police and the Embassy to further investigate claims from both parties.

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Police Superintendent, Joseph Oppong, who was part of the team that investigated the case between Tonto and her husband said Tonto gave misleading information about the incidents in Ghana she referenced.

According to Joseph, an incident was reported to them on June 5th, 2015, by Churchill, who alleged that Tonto destroyed properties in his house in Accra, Ghana. He went further to say that CCTVs, televisions alongside other household properties were found destroyed, when they got there. He also alleged there were eyewitnesses who confirmed the incident.

Narrating further, he disclosed that the fight was caused by some women Tonto allegedly spotted her husband with when they got to Ghana on the fateful day, and told him not to come back to the house.

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Olakunle, who went to sleep in a hotel, didn’t come back the next day as he went out with some friends.  This marked the beginning of destruction of properties in the house by Tonto, by 3a.m on that day.

In addition, he alleged that those present at the scene of the incident, stopped Tonto from destroying more properties before the Police got there.

Watch the interview below…

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