Mr Oladunni Churchill has finally paid off Nollywood actress, Tonto Dikeh’s traditional bride price.

In any African setting, the Payment of Bride price by an intending groom signals intent and seriousness to get on with Marriage.

The colourful event took place in Port Harcourt.

While speaking on her colourful traditional wedding ceremony, over the weekend., the actress said:

“My best friend paid my dowry and I traditionally now belong to him.. In my culture after this event you can now move in with him as a family.

“Am super proud of his confidence Am super proud of his courage, believe me he heard a lot of trash, but stood firm and believed in his God & cut off anyone, who spoken ill of me, Now that’s a real man ..One reason I will forever love, respect & serve him with my life… #MrsX”

However, Tonto Dikeh announced that she is very keen on getting the remaining process done.

She shared this photo in the gallery of herself and her husband kissing and wrote about how marriage has made her happy and settled.

“God has been faithful; Court wedding- Done Introduction-Done Bride price payment and reception (BP CEREMONY)-Done Traditional and white wedding on the way..

“We plan on celebrating every event all the way becos this is a wonderful Gift God has bestowed upon us..

“I am A happy Woman I am A settled Woman I can’t express my heart, it’s been all tears and thanks to my Potter(God), who never stopped looking out for me even when Man thot they could rewrite my story.. Thanks to my Husband and Sultan for a beautiful ceremony and All the love he showers on me..

“I reckoned a private life is the happiest one, we will publicly announce the traditional marriage so u can all come out and celebrate Life with Us..

I wish every woman out there at least a quarter of the joy this married life has brought to me, I wish you all Love and Gods protection… #Bride price ceremony #TONOLA Make up- @flashfacesbymary Photo- @canaanbeephotography Event powered by God.. It was indeed a carnival and a Huge success,My community(RUMUOKWUTA) made me Proud..”