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Olakunle Churchill replies fan who questioned him for not celebrating the mothers of his kids on Mother’s Day

Nigerian businessman Olakunle Churchill has responded to a fan who questioned him for excluding the mothers of his kids, Tonto Dikeh and Rosy Meurer, on his Mother’s Day post.

Kemi Filani reported on Sunday that the businessman had surprised many by celebrating only his mother. He shared a clip of her, wishing her a happy Mother’s Day with prayers.

Commenting on ..., a fan questioned why he didn’t celebrate his wife and ex.

Why didn’t you celebrate your wife and ex?”

Churchill responded with, “Help me celebrate them”.

Meanwhile, his ex-wife, Tonto shared a clip of herself and her dog, appreciating her ex for making her a mother. Tonto said being a mother is the most beautiful part of her story and prayed for blessings on her ex. She also sent wishes to Churchill’s mother.

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Reacting to the criticisms she received, Dikeh noted how Churchill is the only man who made her a mother. She noted that the world is truly a sick place and expressed gratitude that she doesn’t let opinions direct her. Tonto admonished critics not to thank the father of their kids.

Last year, on his mother’s birthday, he praised her for her love, prayers, and wisdom, which have been the foundation of everything he is. He noted how his mother’s prayers had built bridges he didn’t even know he had to cross, and her love had been his greatest shield through every season of his life.

Recall that Olakunle first unveiled his mother to the public in 2022. Olakunle had proudly shown her off as she bonded with his son, Churchill Junior.

The photos of his mother left many questioning if she was the same woman Tonto Dikeh accused of beating her. Recall that during Tonto Dikeh’s messy fight with Churchill, she had claimed that his mother was devilish and was always supporting her son’s bad moves. She also claimed that his mother once beat her.

However, some social media users believed Churchill’s mother looked peaceful and gentle, judging from the photos and videos Churchill shared online.