
Businessman Olakunle Churchill Says ‘Thank You’ to Tonto Dikeh After Son Calls Him “Daddy,” as Co‑Parenting Begins
Businessman Olakunle Churchill has publicly praised his ex‑wife, Nollywood actress Tonto Dikeh, after a significant reconciliation moment in their long‑running family dispute, following a heartfelt first phone call from their son, King Andre, in which he referred to Churchill as “Daddy.”
In an Instagram post shared on Sunday, Churchill said he was “pleasantly surprised” when he received the call from his son, describing the moment as deeply touching and spiritually uplifting. He said hearing his child call him “Daddy” reminded him that “what God cannot do does not exist” and underscored the transformative power of faith and forgiveness in their relationship.
Churchill also took the opportunity to thank Tonto Dikeh for her role in their son’s life, referring to her as “an amazing mother” and acknowledging the love and care she has shown as they navigate a new chapter. He said the past conflict between them is now behind them, and both parents are committed to peaceful co‑parenting.
“Faith has a way of bringing clarity, humility and peace,” the businessman wrote, adding that forgiveness has paved the way for mutual respect and understanding. He noted that they are now focused on raising their son together in an atmosphere of love, care, and shared commitment.
The reconciliation marks a significant moment for the former couple, whose relationship and ensuing dispute have been widely followed by the public over the years. Churchill expressed gratitude for the personal growth both have experienced and said he looks forward to a future filled with collaboration and peace for the sake of their child.
Fans and followers of both personalities have reacted warmly to the development, with many celebrating the shift toward unity and co‑parenting after years of tension and public disagreement.