Nollywood actress and evangelist Tonto Dikeh has opened up about her spiritual journey, addressing misconceptions surrounding when she gave her life to Christ.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The actress made this known during an interview with Kikelomo Abati, where she explained that her relationship with God began in childhood, long before her recent public declarations of faith.

According to Dikeh, her spiritual journey started at an early age, and she was close to becoming a pastor when she was just 17 years old.

She clarified that her recent expressions of faith should not be mistaken for a newly discovered relationship with God, insisting that her connection with Christ had existed for years.

The actress also explained that the messages she said she received from God were personal experiences that happened privately and were not intended to serve as public proof of her faith.

Speaking during the interview, Dikeh said: “Everything I said God told me, he told me in private, there’s a misconception about when I gave my life to Christ. I’ve always been with Christ, to the point where I was going to be ordained a pastor at 17 years old.”

In January 2026, the actress also spoke about her longstanding spiritual calling, revealing that she had come close to becoming a pastor at the age of 19 but eventually abandoned that path.

She explained that she had been attending church since leaving secondary school and had experienced a strong connection with God from an early age.

However, Dikeh acknowledged that personal struggles and life experiences eventually contributed to her drifting away from her faith.

Nigerian music star Divine Ikubor, widely known as Rema, has revealed why he avoids flaunting his wealth and accomplishments on social media, explaining that he does not want young people to feel pressured by his success.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶

The Afrobeats singer made this known during an interview with Jam FM, where he discussed his awareness of the influence he has on young people who look up to him.

The 26-year-old artiste noted that many young people, including his fans, see him as a source of inspiration and aspire to achieve similar levels of success.

However, Rema explained that constantly displaying his wealth could make some of them feel inadequate or believe they were falling behind in life.

He said he is conscious of how people perceive his lifestyle, particularly those still working towards their personal and professional ambitions.

The singer stressed that he does not want anyone to compare their progress with his or feel compelled to achieve certain milestones within a specific timeframe.

Speaking during the interview, Rema said many young people admire him because he represents something they hope to accomplish, adding that he tries not to make anyone feel inferior or pressured by his achievements.

He explained that people sometimes rush their own journeys after seeing others of the same age making progress, which can create unnecessary anxiety and unrealistic expectations.

According to the singer, although some people have advised him not to worry about how his lifestyle might affect others, he remains concerned that displaying his riches could be misunderstood.

Rema also highlighted the role parents play in putting young people under pressure by comparing them with others and forcing them to pursue careers they may not genuinely desire.

He noted that some children end up studying courses they have little interest in simply because their parents want them to secure well-paying jobs.

The singer said he wants young people to pursue their ambitions at their own pace rather than feel compelled to rush their lives because of his achievements.

Explaining his preference for a simple lifestyle, Rema said he enjoys wearing streetwear and does not frequently wear expensive designer outfits.

He added that his chains and wristwatches are perhaps the most extravagant aspects of his appearance.

“I have something they want or dream of, so I do my best not to make anyone feel bad about themselves or feel pressured,” the singer said.

Popular Nigerian streamer and content creator Peller has advised Yoruba and Igbo people to consider marrying partners from other ethnic groups instead of restricting their choices to individuals from their own tribes.....KINDLY READ THE FULL STORY HERE▶