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Girls diss girls - Tonto Dikeh shades female artistes who dissed Tiwa Savage, celebrates singer's new car

Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh has weighed in on the series of insults and shaming that have been thrown at singer Tiwa Savage. In an indirect and sarcastic way, the screen diva shaded the likes of Victoria Kimani and Seyi Shay. The lady who was not amused with the actions of these musicians spoke her mind clearly.

First off, Tonto shared a post on her Instagram page that made a mockery of how ladies were dissing themselves while the men also dissed women. Apparently, the screen diva found it quite amusing.

Even more, Tonto whose feud with her ex-hubby was recently fueled by several allegations wrote a caption on her Insta story in which she fully registered her anger.

She questioned the whole concept of women empowerment and lambasted ladies who made cooperation and positive progressiveness difficult.

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According to Tonto, it was a shame that women could not see how beautiful and uniquely made they were. See her posts below:

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Tonto Dikeh shades female musicians who dissed Tiwa Savage, congratulates singer on new whip

Tonto Dikeh shades female musicians who dissed Tiwa Savage Source: Tontolet/Instagram
Source: Instagram

Tonto also celebrated Tiwa Savage on her new whip. The actress who seems to have picked sides with the 39-year-old musician prayed for her in a warming post.

See below:

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Tonto Dikeh shades female musicians who dissed Tiwa Savage, congratulates singer on new whip

Tonto Dikeh congratulates Tiwa Savage on new whip Source: Tontolet/Instagram
Source: Instagram

This is coming after Tonto Dikeh blasted her husband once more and claimed that Obasanjo had denied fathering him.

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