“My Name Is King Tonto, But You Can Call Me Ada El-Roi” — King Tonto Reintroduces Herself To The World

 

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Popular Nollywood actress and philanthropist Tonto Dikeh has once again sparked conversations online after sharing a deeply personal reflection on her journey of growth, healing, and spiritual rebirth. The outspoken actress took to her Instagram page to express pride in the woman she is becoming, crediting her transformation to faith, forgiveness, and divine purpose.

In an emotionally charged post, Dikeh spoke about the inner strength of a woman who refuses to be boxed in by public opinion or shamed into silence. According to her, true power lies in remaining rooted in one’s identity while embracing evolution. She described this phase of her life as one guided not by self-validation, but by unwavering trust in God.

The actress, who recently made headlines following her reconciliation with her baby daddy, Olakunle Churchill, revealed that she is finally proud of the persona “King Tonto,” a name she once struggled to fully embrace. She explained that her confidence today is anchored in faith, not fame, and that God has taken charge of rewriting her narrative.

“There is a rare power in a woman who cannot be shamed out of who she is and cannot be shaken from who she is becoming.

I have never been proud of being King Tonto until Jesus took the wheel and began to redefine my story. What I once questioned, God now affirms. What I once hid, He now uses.

This is not self-confidence.

This is God-confidence.

This is not branding

This is becoming.

This is God, deliberately handling His vessel.

Refining, positioning, and releasing her for His glory.

MY NAME IS KING TONTO

HEAVEN KNOWS ME AS “THE WOMAN GOD ANOINTED, MARKED, AND ENTRUSTED WITH PURPOSE.

BUT YOU CAN CALL ME “ADA EL-ROI”.”

Beyond celebrating personal growth, Tonto Dikeh also used the moment to advocate forgiveness and healing, especially within families. 

Following her reconciliation with Churchill, she urged individuals nursing emotional wounds to let go, stressing that forgiveness is not a sign of weakness but a pathway to freedom.

She emphasized that forgiveness allows God to mend hearts before restoring broken stories, reinforcing her message of faith-driven healing. The post has since attracted massive engagement, with fans and fellow celebrities applauding her vulnerability, maturity, and renewed sense of purpose.

Tonto Dikeh’s message stands as a testament to spiritual growth, resilience, and the power of grace in redefining one’s life.

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