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“I wish I can slap you” – Tonto Dikeh calls out married friend for demanding rent from her

Nollywood actress, Tonto Dikeh has called out an unidentified friend for asking her for help despite being married….CONTINUE READING
The failed politician stated that women will never cease to amaze her as she expressed shock at how a married woman could be demanding help from her, who is a single mother.
She claimed that the friend had asked her to pay her house rent as she noted how the friend had asked her friends to contribute towards her wedding.
Tonto who admitted to having a bad mouth, pleaded with her to have a conscience as she questioned who would pay the next house rent.
“Women will never cease to amaze me, you are married (2 heads to contribute). I am single (meaning only one person with the responsibilities of 2). And you are asking me to come pay rent for you and a Man who you forced all your friends to contribute to marry?
You, people, should have conscience because you know me I have a BAD MOUTH… It is well.
Anyway make your own mistakes my sister, no listen to me ooo”.
“If I pay today who will pay tomorrow? Will this rent prevent the black eyes you cover with Mac powder? I love you but you are Insane for asking me to support a man who is clearly leaving marks on your body!! I wish I can slap you now….CONTINUE READING
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