Actress’ allegations against ex-husband show that Yoruba guys are demons?
Tonto Dikeh's revelation about her ex-husband seems to validate the Yoruba demon theory.
Tonto Dikeh’s collapsed marriage with Oladunni Churchill is no longer news. Hell, it’s one of the biggest scandals so far in the year 2017.
While there were calls for the actress to return to her husband, every bit of hope that that might ever happen has now been blown to bits by the actress’ bomb revelation yesterday, February 24, 2017.
You’ve probably seen that; but in case you missed this tiny detail, she referred to Oladunni as her ex-husband before proceeding to insinuate that all the gifts she used to post on her Instagram page were not bought by him and that he "used [her] as a puching bag" and gave her numerous STIs.
playTonto and Oladunni share a kiss on their traditional wedding day, 2015 (Canaan Bee Photography)So that’s that about that. No more Mr. and Mrs. Oladunni and Tonto Churchill.
This separation brings many lessons to the fore; especially showing that filtered Instagram selfies and cute captions hardly tell the right story about marriages/relationships.
And sadly, it seems to further validate the Yoruba demon theory. [I say 'sadly' because I’m a guy, and as you can guess, I’m Yoruba]
‘Yoruba demon’ is an emerging pop-culture tag placed on men from South-western Nigeria.
Men from this region are believed to be sweet-mouthed, not always good-looking but almost always regally-dressed, highly promiscuous, very irresponsible both to their women and their [numerous] kids and very concerned about their public image.
Tonto’s revelation seems to have firmly placed Oladunni Churchill in this category.
Apparently while we were out here thinking Mr. Churchill was living a blissful life with the actress, getting her numerous gifts and trying to use enjoyment to kill her, it appears baba was just steadily sharing STIs with her.
This STI gist sounds quite logical, if you consider the fact that Oladunni Churchill was once rumoured to have a sidechick [a very important trait of a Yoruba demon].
The alleged chick was his secretary, Rose Meurer, who still appears to be working for him even at the time of publishing this piece.
playRosaline Meurer, Oladunni Churchill's PA (Nollywood Access)This might appear to be just one random, unconnected story that hardly proves or establishes anything about Yoruba demons, but you only need to look around you to know that this is not random.
Evidence abounds in real life, accusations are unlimited online, the belief is continuously being strengthened, and the legend is spreading about the wind of disappointment and heartbreak sweeping across the nation by the male demons from the southwest.
Even people in the abroad seem to have felt this demonic wave.
If you need something else to convince you about Yoruba demons, recall the circumstances surrounding Tiwa Savage and TeeBillz’ separation in 2016.
We only got to know after that Tiwa’s tell-all interview that her husband was living the charmed, baby boy life, getting a haircut twice a week but wasn’t performing most of his marital responsibilities and was not providing for his son [a Yoruba demon trait]
Of course, like Tonto’s ex-husband and many Yoruba demons, Teebillz was also accused of having a sidechick [remember Edible catering.]
playTiwa and Teebillz' separation in 2016 was a public, drawn out affair (Daily Gossip)However, unlike in 2016 when both TeeBillz and Tiwa took turns to reveal their marriage secrets, Oladunni Churchill has yet not responded to the damaging claims made by Tonto Dikeh.
And just as opinions swiftly changed after Tiwa granted that emotional interview in response to TeeBillz’ ill-advised rant on Instagram, there is still a chance that Oladunni’s version of events could yet put Tonto’s story in perspective, maybe even turn everything around.
Whether or not Oladunni Churchill changes the narrative surrounding his failed marriage though, one gets the feeling that too many hearts have been broken by agbada-wearing men and the legend of Yoruba demons has spread too far for opinions about Yoruba men to change now or ever.
Or will it?
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