When I’m ready to grant interview about my marriage, I’ll give constructive interviews’ -Tonto Dikeh

Tonto Dikeh whose marriage to Olakunle Churchill finally crashed this week after her estranged ex-husband collected their bride price, in a new interview with Saturday Beats,  she refused talking about her marriage.
The actress whose crashed marriage made headlines days back said;

 “I am not going to answer any personal questions; I think I am done with that. When I am ready to grant interview I would give constructive interviews.”

On current projects and acting:

 “I have been concentrating so much on my foundation lately and I would keep that going because a lot of people out there need us and I have realised that the government cannot do it alone, neither can I nor other foundations. I would be concentrating on helping the underprivileged and help them get back to the society which made me who I am today. I have plans to go back to the movie industry. I will be on set very soon with great artistes and I cannot wait to do that. I will not feature in movies as I used to; instead I could be in a few movies per year. I will produce my movies as well as work with other people who have good scripts.

 “I focused on women and children. Being a mother has made me very passionate about my own child. I would not treat any child less than I would treat my own child. Watching my child grow, go to school and do everything that he does makes my heart ache to see that some people cannot afford the basic things of life that they require and that is why I decided to focus on children. My son gave me a new religion to worship and take care of children,” she said.