“I think Churchill might be the biggest thing that ever happened to you” – Gbemi Adesioya slams Tonto Dikeh for calling her cousin, Churchill a mini man.

Olakunle Churchill’s cousin, Gbemi Adesioya, has chastised actress Tonto Dikeh for calling her ex-husband a mini-man.

Tonto had take to Instagram to remind people never to mock anyone, revealing that those who laughed at her marital woes years ago are now in similar situations.

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The mother-of-one claimed that those who shamed her when she opened up about catering for a man she was married to are now “fighting” with their husbands for the same reason.

She proceeded to call Churchill a “mini man”.

Churchill did not respond but his cousin, Gbemi, slammed Tonto and made some allegations against her.

She wrote;

“So I saw a post of this same woman saying she fed my brother (Churchill) and his mom. I’m sincerely livid. You see his charity works going well and you’re out to chase clout.
[He] has been running charity programs before you and spends tens of millions on each. Yet you say you fed him. His mom who has been abroad for over 30 years and has owned several properties is who you said you fed?
You denied him access to his child despite him winning a court case against you. You even sold his car. A car worth 22 million.
You even posted photos of his father in his archbishop gear and said he’s a common gardener.
There’s no limit to the lies you tell to prove a point. What kind of man goes back to a woman who pushed his mom down to the floor? You have no sense of respect.
You are fighting a man you tagged broke because he bought a house worth 220 million for his mom and you said he must buy for you before mum. For marriage wey just enter six months.
[You said] that marriage was a hustle and there was no love. And now the man is broke? They didn’t pay your dowry yet, and you flaunted a diamond ring and took a push gift worth 24 million while the dowry was 1.2 million.
Omo. Make it make sense. When exactly would you rest? When would you stop dragging him at the slightest glimpse of his progress?
At this point, I think Churchill might just be the biggest thing that happened to you.”