“Na YouTube Views Hustle?”: IGoSave Drags Tonto Dikeh Over Viral School Deliverance Video

“Na YouTube Views Hustle?”: IGoSave Drags Tonto Dikeh Over Viral School Deliverance Video

  • Veteran comedian IGoSave has publicly called out actress Tonto Dikeh following her controversial deliverance session at a primary school
  • The Warri-born entertainer questioned why Tonto focused on delivering a young school pupil instead of addressing the politicians she is friends with
  • Social media users have expressed deep concern for the young girl involved in the viral session, with many questioning Tonto Dikeh's true motives
  • In a chat with Legit.ng, Evangelist Abbass Daniel, a theologian, reacted to the viral deliverance video of Tonto Dikeh

Veteran comedian Otaghware Otas Onodjayeke, popularly known as IGoSave, has taken aim at Nollywood actress and evangelist Tonto Dikeh after her controversial school deliverance video went viral.

The incident occurred on Friday, March 6, when Dikeh and her team visited a school for evangelism. She claimed she sensed a spirit of death around the environment, which prompted her to conduct a deliverance session with the pupils.

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IGoSave criticises Tonto Dikeh for conducting viral deliverance on school pupil, asks why she ignores politicians who are her friends
Comedian IGoSave slams Tonto Dikeh over controversial deliverance session at primary school, questions her motives and calls it YouTube hustle. Photo: igosave/tontolet
Source: Instagram

The video quickly spread online, sparking heavy criticism from different quarters, with social media commentator VeryDarkMan accusing Tonto Dikeh of using vulnerable children for content rather than offering genuine spiritual help.

Actress Doris Ogala also condemned the act, describing it as blasphemy and questioning whether Dikeh would allow such a session on her own child. Ogala further urged the police and NAPTIP to investigate the matter.

Despite the backlash, Tonto Dikeh remained unbothered. On Saturday, March 7, she shared more clips from the outreach on Instagram, insisting that she was focused on her Christian mission and not on public opinion.

Reacting to the deliverance saga through his Instagram story, IGoSave berated the actress, criticising her choice of targets.

The Warri-born entertainer stated that she ignored politicians who impoverish the nation but chose to deliver a young schoolgirl instead, accusing her of chasing attention and questioning the authenticity of her calling.

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“You leave the plenty politicians piloting this country into poverty and milking our national treasures that are your friends; Na small girl wey dey primary school you see to go deliver! I know you like seeking attention but please calm down… Abi na YouTube missionary views hustle you don start so?”

Check out IGoSave's post below:

Tonto Dikeh needs to be very careful – Evangelist Daniel

A theologian, Evangelist Abbass Daniel, shared his concerns about the viral school deliverance session.

He said:

“Tonto Dikeh is trying with her new Christian life, but she really needs to be careful with the things she does, especially when it involves children and cameras. Christianity is not about showing everything online; you can do good quietly without the whole world watching. My biggest worry is that little girl she performed 'deliverance' on. Even doing that to an adult on camera can stigmatise them, talk less of a small child in school. Her classmates may start tagging her as a witch or something, and that can damage a child emotionally. No matter how anointed you think you are, you don’t show the face of a minor to the whole world during something that sensitive, and you don’t do it in front of the entire school.”

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Nigerians react to IGoSave's mockery of Tonto Dikeh

Legit.ng compiled the reactions of netizens below:

@ozioma9130 said:

"I felt for the young girl… you can't tell whether she's under anointing or she's struggling to be released. Whichever one, I hope the young girl is good."

@rubyiceevent commented:

"Do this with my children and you will understand the meaning of 'God works in mysterious ways' because He go use me work on you too."

@oge_nkay wrote:

"E reach to query her😂dis her sudden evangelistic is so strange.. everything happening so fast..E too quick 😢"

@princess_starrrrrrrrrr reacted:

"She could have done the deliverance without camera. Na that little girl I pity cos of the stigma."
IGoSave accuses Tonto Dikeh of attention-seeking after viral school deliverance video draws criticism from celebrities and fans online
Comedian IGoSave questions Tonto Dikeh's sudden evangelism, suggests actress is chasing YouTube views with controversial school visit. Photo: igosave/tontolet
Source: Instagram

IGoSave splashes over £10k on champagne in London

Earlier, Legit.ng reported that comedian IGoSave set social media abuzz after reports emerged that he spent over £10,000 on premium champagne during a night out in London.

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The Warri-born comedian was spotted at an upscale London venue where he reportedly went on a lavish spending spree. According to an eyewitness account, the comedian ordered multiple bottles of premium champagne in celebration.

The reported total bill of over £10,000 sparked a wave of reactions.

Source: Legit.ng

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