- Tonto Dikeh shares emotional testimony at Streams of Joy Church, Abuja
- Actress says God delivered her from anger, smoking and alcohol addiction
- Credits Pastor Jerry Eze’s NSPPD prayers for her transformation
- Declares peace and restoration after years of inner battles
Popular Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh has shared a deeply emotional testimony of deliverance, healing and restoration, revealing how God freed her from rage, addiction and long-standing spiritual struggles.
Standing before the congregation, Tonto Dikeh described her story as more than a testimony, calling it a heartfelt thanksgiving to God.
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“This is not just a testimony, this is thanksgiving,” she said.
“The devil tried to stop me from sharing this, telling me to protect my image. But I asked myself, what image? The God who gave it can take it.”
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The actress openly spoke about the anger that once ruled her life, describing it as destructive and uncontrollable.
“I lived with a demonic anger, an anger that destroyed relationships and opportunities,” she revealed.
“I didn’t just burn bridges; I burned everything that tried to save the bridge.”
According to Dikeh, that season ended when she intentionally surrendered her life to God. She said the change brought a level of peace she had never known before.
“I am 40 years old, and this is the first time I truly understand peace. I’m not searching for it anymore, I’m living in it.”
She also testified about being delivered from smoking and alcohol addiction, admitting she had smoked for 27 years and struggled with heavy drinking in private.
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“I told God I couldn’t walk with Him and still hold these habits,” she said.
“The urge was broken. Every yoke was shattered. My body no longer wants it.”
Tonto further claimed freedom from spiritual oppression, saying forces that once held her bound disappeared after prayer sessions.
“The wicked power that held me captive for years ran away,” she declared.
She concluded by reaffirming her commitment to God, stating simply: “I have made a covenant. It is me and God.”
